The Millennium RTS (Ready-To-Ship) desktop is the new computer that showed up on Origin's website, a big, solid creature of steel and other materials that costs $1,799 (1,337.04 Euro).

The new machine that Origin has put together has all the performance and design people have come to expect from high-end pre-configured systems, though not much customizability.

All the pieces of hardware running about the market are there, in great part, so that people can make their own computers as they see fit.

Nonetheless, there are those who can't really claim to know very much about all this technological terminology and the relationships between these or those components.

To provide such people with working systems, companies like Origin exist.

In this case, Origin has created the Millennium RTS (Ready-To-Ship) desktop, which has its official web page here.

It is powered by an Intel Core i5 2500K CPUs (overclocked to 4-4.5 GHz) and an ASUS P8P67 Pro motherboard.

Meanwhile, 8 GB of DDR3 exist, along with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 high-end graphics card (the meager integrated graphics of the CPU can't do much of anything in games after all).

Furthermore, a 120 GB SSD offers the storage (HDDs are short right now, and expensive too).

“Origin PC customers have been requesting a way to get our high quality systems without having to wait for a custom build,” said Kevin Wasielewski, Origin PC CEO and co-founder.

“The Millennium RTS brings our award winning overclocking, upgradeable components, and full lifetime support into a package that is ready to ship within 24 hours. It's the perfect system for someone looking to upgrade now or to give to your favorite someone for an unforgettable holiday.”

Perhaps one of the biggest selling points is the set of pre-installed games Origin threw into the mix: Batman: Arkham City, Battlefield 3, Global Agenda, Runes of Magic, and World of Tanks.

Source: Softpedia

Origin Millennium RTS Gaming Desktop Pictures

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