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    Everything about World’s Most Expensive Gaming PC

    Pranav MahajanBy Pranav MahajanJuly 30, 2021Updated:March 14, 2024No Comments
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    So you’re here wanted to find out something about the world’s Most Expensive gaming PC ever. “8Pack OrionX2” is the most expensive gaming PC in the world with the best of class components and features. OrionX2 is the world’s most luxurious gaming PC ever which costs around £30,000 which is really something for a gaming PC.

    Most of us are not satisfied with our PC which we using for playing games and do stuff like that but still we can only think to upgrade it under a certain budget. But what about the Most Expensive PC and who are those people who spend this much amount on a gaming PC. But let’s further discuss more this PC and the components being used in it.

    Now, let’s start discussing the gaming PC and the parts used in it.

    Table of Contents

    • Most Expensive Gaming PC
      • Primary System Components
      • Secondary System Components:

    Most Expensive Gaming PC

    As we already said above that the 8Pack OrionX2 is the best and the most expensive gaming PC ever in the world which costs you around £30,000. OrionX2 is a dual system Overclocked gaming PC which provides you with the best of class performance possible at present. There is no other gaming PC that can compete with this PC in terms of luxurious and expensive components and best performance.

    Back in the year, 2016 the original 8Pack OrionX was created for Computex, and the OrionX2 is the upgraded version of that original one. With the better and the latest parts, this PC wants to get on top of all gaming PC in terms of performance and money. If we talk about the price of only a PC case then it is individually costing you around £1,000 which shows that why this PC costs £30,000.

    Now, let’s discuss more parts that are used in this PC which makes it the most expensive gaming PC ever in the world.

    As we said earlier this gaming PC is having a dual PC setup which means it uses two different powerful CPUs, GPU, RAM, and Storage to give you the best gaming experience ever. Let’s first see the components of the primary system:

    Primary System Components

    • CPU: Custom OC & Water Cooled 18 Cores and 36 Threads Intel Core i9-10980 XE Processor at Minimum 4.6 GHz.
    • GPU: Two water cooled NVIDIA RTX Titan with 24GB GDDR6 VRAM.
    • Motherboard: ASUS ROG Rampage 6 Extreme Encore Mainboard (E-ATX).
    • RAM: 128 GB DDR4-RAM with 3200 MHz clock frequency or 64 GB DDR4-RAM with 3600 MHz clock frequency.
    • Storage (SSD): 2 X 2TB Samsung 970 Evo NVMe-SSD.
    • Storage (HDD): 14TB Seagate HDD.
    • Power Supply (PSU): 2,000 Watt Super Flower Leadex 8Pack Edition Power supply with 8Plus Platinum efficiency.
    • Cabinet: Customized Phanteks Elite Full-Tower with integrated reservoirs and 8Pack logos.
    • Cooling System: Custom watercooling with EKWB components and three independent custom loops.

    Secondary System Components:

    • CPU: Custom Water Cooled 8 Cores and 16 Threads Intel Core i7-10700K Processor Overclocked at 5.0 GHz.
    • GPU: NVIDIA RTX Titan with 24GB GDDR6 VRAM.
    • Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix Z390I Gaming Motherboard (Mini-ITX).
    • RAM: 32 GB DDR4-RAM with 3600 MHz clock frequency.
    • Storage (SSD): 2 X 2TB Samsung 970 Evo M.2 NVMe SSD configured in RAID 0.
    • Storage (HDD): 14TB Seagate HDD.

    So the above are the PC configuration of the world’s most expensive gaming PC 8Pack OrionX2 dual. Also, if you’re wishing to buy this gaming PC at the price of £30,000 then you can buy it by click here.

    Also Read: 600 Dollar Gaming PC Build in 2021

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