A Gaming PC for your 72″ 8K TV.

The Origin is a major upgrade for those wanting more than the Slim.

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System Information

…and why we chose each component.

Intel Core i5-12600KF

Don’t think poorly of this because it’s an i5, This thing rips through gaming workloads for a very nice price. It also is overclockable for those who want to tinker.
(10c/16t @ 3.7GHz to 4.9GHz)

AMD RX 6700XT

The RX 6700XT from ASRock stands at a very good price to performance. Also coming with 12GB of VRAM, it can handle large textures and higher resolutions.
(12GB & 2.3GHz to 2.5GHz)

Corsair 16GB @ 3600 MT/s

Nowadays, 16GB is the sweet spot for gaming, that’s why we picked up this 2x8GB kit from Corsair (Vengeance LPX). We opted for 3600 MT/s as it’s an excellent speed.
(2x8GB @ 3600MHz CL18)

Crucial 2TB NVMe

This is a speedy little M.2 NVMe SSD from Crucial. We include a massive 2TB to hold your entire gaming library.
Note: There is only one M.2 slot on this motherboard.
(Read: 2.3GB/s | Write: 1GB/s)

EVGA SuperNOVA 650W

EVGA is an 80+ certified manufacturer, and 650W is a good spot for most gaming components. Selectable option for up to 850W.
(850W 80+ Gold, Modular, SFX)

Intel WiFi 5 + Bluetooth

Onboard internet and Bluetooth connectivity was a must for us, especially for connecting controllers. It also has a 1Gbps RJ-45 port for the folks with Ethernet.
(Intel 802.11ac WiFi & Bluetooth)

The Numbers

Here are some framerate benchmarks we pulled.
1080p Ultra Preset, FSR Disabled, Benchmark Mode.
(Percentages of 120FPS)

Dirt 5

92%

Grand Theft Auto V

100%

Cyberpunk 2077

72%

Red Dead Redemption 2

83%

Fortnite: Battle Royale

100%

Watch Dogs: Legion

80%

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