Is great PC costs 41,000 euros

Those responsible for overClockers UK have long been appealing to the exaggeration on their desktop PCs. They did It when we talked about them two years ago with that PC of 28,000 euros, and also last year, but now they have created an even more powerful and expensive machine.

The latest edition of the 8Pack OrionX2 repeats concept: It is not a single PC, but two integrated in the same spectacular tower of the past. What change, of course, are the specifications of a team of madness that has an equally crazy price: 41,000 euros in its most ambitious configuration.

A computer for the wealthy.

El exterior del OrionX2 mantiene su aspecto externo con esa caja de gran tamaño -una Phantek Enthoo Elite- que permite albergar todos los componetes de esos dos PCs que encierra en su interior.
De hecho hay dos fuentes de alimentación separadas y tres circuitos de refrigeración líquida: una para la CPU y las unidades NVMe del PC principal, otro para las gráficas, y otro para el sistema ITX secundario. Cada uno de ellos tiene su propia bomba y depósito en la parte frontal de la caja.
En el OrionX2 se han refinado y pulido detalles del diseño anterior y también todo el citado sistema de refrigeración líquida, personalizado para un equipo que como decimos en realidad consta de dos. En esa configuración tope de gama el primer PC cuenta con las siguientes especificaciones:
The exterior of the OrionX2 maintains its external appearance with that large box-a Phantek Enthoo Elite-that allows to house all the components of those two PCs that enclose inside.

In fact there are two separate power supplies and three liquid cooling circuits: one for the CPU and NVMe units on the main PC, one for the graphics, and one for the secondary ITX system. Each one of them has its own pump and tank on the front of the box.

In the OrionX2 have refined and polished details of the previous design and also all the aforementioned liquid cooling system, customized for a team that as we say actually consists of two. In This configuration top of the range the first PC has the following specifications:

*Motherboard: ASUS Rampage VI Extreme Omega Edition E-ATX.
*Processor: Intel Core I9-7980XE (18 cores, 36 threads Run) overclocked to 4.6 GHz.
*Memory: 128 GB DDR4 Memory.
*Graphics Cards: 3 x NVIDIA RTX Titan 24 GB.
*Storage: 2 x SSD Samsung Evo 970 2 TB (4 TB in RAID 0) + Seagate Ironwolf Pro 14 TB.
*Power Supply: Super Flower Leadex 2,000 W.
*Operating System: Windows 10 Professional.

For its part, the secondary system is as we said a team with components that take advantage of the Mini-ITX format, and still is also armed to the teeth:

*Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix Z390I Gaming.
*Processor: Intel Core i7-9700K (8 cores, 8 wire running) overclocked to 5.0 GHz.
*Memory: 16GB Memory DDR4.
*Graphics Cards: 3 x NVIDIA RTX Titan 24 GB.
*Storage: 2 x SSD Samsung Evo 970 2 TB (4 TB in RAID 0) + Seagate Ironwolf Pro 14 TB.
*Operating System: Windows 10 Professional.

Those responsible for the creation of this "monster" stand out key sections like that liquid cooling system that in turn allows various components of the equipment, such as CPUs, are forced by overclocking techniques and operate at frequencies still Higher.

They ensure, with a very low noise level and in a team that also cares for other details like the RGB lighting system LEDEs debatable that no one needs a PC of this type or even to build a similar one does not get cheaper, but the truth is that the proposal of OverClockers UK is, as little, striking. Since the set costs 35-679,97 pounds, what the change would be 41,000 euros without including the monitor, mouse and keyboard.