The Origin Chronos (Titan Z) gaming desktop manages to shoehorn a dual-GPU Nvidia GeForce Titan Z graphics card in a chassis not much larger than a console game system. Give it a gaming challenge, and it will give you smooth-as-silk graphics on almost...

The Chronos Z's top configuration is pricey, yes, but it's an exceptional machine. If that's a bit too rich for your blood, you can always look at the low-end model for $2,799 (about £1,710, AU$3,200) – even if it's just for the GTX Titan Z card....

Boutique gaming PCs are rarely perfect. The Chronos Z, however, is. When the biggest flaw on the list is "it's a little too loud," you pretty much have a perfect machine.

The Chronos Z’s top configuration is pricey, yes, but it’s an exceptional machine. If that’s a bit too rich for your blood, you can always look at the low-end model for $2,799 (about £1,710, AU$3,200) – even if it’s just for the GTX Titan Z card.

Performance costs. Extreme performance costs even more. Extreme performance in a small form-factor costs an extreme amount of money. Everything seems logical here. The only question is whether such PC will work without any issues for a long time (a thing for $6000+ is supposed to serve for long, isn’t it?). The overclocked processor and graphics card will stress the PSU and will produce rather insane amounts of heat. Keeping the latter in mind, do not expect the Origin Chronos RVZ01 to be quiet