 Thanks to Squarespace for sponsoring this video at CES 2018. Create an awesome website or online store using their all-in-one platform today. And speaking of today, we're here at Origin PC checking out their new Millennium. Now their original Millennium launched a few years back and featured something really cool. It was their variable mounting system. That is now fully patented and is still here on display. Normally you would see the internals of the system on this side of the computer, but they have it. They're showing off their variable mounting here. So you have graphics cards facing up. The motherboard is rotated. It looks really cool. What comes along with that is now your IO is all at the top and they've revamped this part a little bit. So there's now a magnetic top. I'll show you guys there. Six magnets, three on each side. And it has a Velcro mounted dust cover, which is actually really cool. Just shove that back in there. You can see all your IO like standard is on the top. Now the back doesn't have IO because naturally it's all up here. But if you want to look at front IO, they've changed that a little bit too. Now it has a sliding cover so you can hide all of it. If you don't have anything plugged up there and it'll look all nice and sleek or you can slide it up, access your USB type C and your led switch. So you can switch between there now RF controlled controller. So this, you don't have to like target it and point at it from wherever you can just point somewhere completely different. Press the button. It'll work. It can sync up to, I believe, five of these all at once. You can change your whole room if you want to have them all in different colors, which is really cool. Or you can just press the button and it switches to motherboard control and then your RAM and the motherboard lighting and all that kind of stuff syncs up. You can have it done either way. Moving up to the front, there's now an aluminum front panel that can open from left or right. This one in particular is opening from the right side. And in here you can see that they have an optional VR panel. So it has an HDMI and two USB three outs and a hot swap hard drive bay down in the bottom. Now as far as side panels go, you have a lot of options in this configuration. We have dual glass, but you could have one glass. You could have one aluminum. You could have both aluminum. You could have aluminum with a textured finish on it. The one that they have here is a wood texture. So you can actually feel the grain as you run your hand along it. The glass and aluminum can both have laser etching. So for the glass, they would laser etch the inside so that your LED lighting on the inside would catch just on the inside of the etching. And it looks really cool for the aluminum panels. When it gets laser etched, you could laser etch a photo into there. They have a really cool doom scene done here, but you could get whatever done you wanted. I was told you could send in a picture of your dog and they could have it jumping over some gaming scene, whatever. They'll have their internal art team do that for you. Super cool. Also, they're completely tool-less. So you can just pull off the magnetic mounting on the side here. It swings out on a nice hinge and you can just lift it right off and swap it with another panel if you want. You could order more than two panels with your system. Now if you ordered your new Millennium and it's just, you know, you're enjoying it a lot, but you just need more out of life. You can upgrade on the fly. You don't have to buy a whole new case. You can add this bottom bay, which upgrades it directly to the Genesis chassis. In there, you can throw pretty much whatever you want. You could have a diorama scene if you want to do something weird like that, or you could just go directly with a huge amount of hard drives, three and a half inch or two and a half inch SSDs, water cooling. I believe you can have two 360 radiators in the bottom if you want it to go really, really hardcore with the water cooling. And there you go. You're upgraded. That's it. Now, we have the new Which now comes with a 650 watt power supply, which is great because it can power any single graphics card. It also has moved up from an MITX board to an ATX board, which isn't for expanding to multiple GPUs, but you can have more RAM and other expandability options, which is great. It's also on the front has a 144 Hertz Samsung panel and it's fully upgradable. The CPU, the graphics card, everything, RAM can all be swapped out by you. And last but not least, we have the Kronos XL. This is a step up from the Kronos in terms of size and power. You move up from an ITX board to an MATX board. Also you have dual graphics cards. Here they have displayed the light side and dark side Titan X graphics cards, which looks super cool in this rig and it can be placed in multiple configurations. 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