Origin PC Omni

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Pros:

Highly configurable and relatively easy to upgrade
Blistering-fast gaming performance and up to 10-core options

Cons:

Prone to overheating when you drive it hard
Wide screen is a little dull looking

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Last revision on April 10, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Highly configurable and relatively easy to upgrade
Blistering-fast gaming performance and up to 10-core options

Reviewers Didn't Like

Prone to overheating when you drive it hard
Wide screen is a little dull looking

Expert reviews and ratings

Origin PC's Omni custom build gaming all-in-one is a great idea that feels a little ahead of its time; it's fast, upgradable and fits a ton of components, but the chassis needs a better layout.

By cnet on April 10, 2017

Forget all your notions about all-in-ones. The Origin Omni has the power of full-on desktop rigs, while minimizing desktop clutter.

By PCWorld on October 03, 2016

Let's be honest, all-in-one PCs have always been a pretty compromised lot, sacrificing performance for a sleek, compact form factor.Sure, you get a clutter- and wire-free work area, but the internals are usually a disappointing collection of...

By Good Gear Guide on October 03, 2016

The Origin Omni (and systems like it) has shown me that all-in-one systems can be powerful gaming systems as well, as long as they’ve got a big enough monitor up front to hide all the goodies.

By Kotaku on September 06, 2016