ACER Crams A Intel Core i9-14900KS & RTX 4090 In Its 15.4L Predator Orion X Gaming Mini PC
ACER Predator Orion X gaming Mini PC is quite the machine with an Intel Core i9-14900KS & RTX 4090 crammed within a 15.4-liter chassis.
ACER's Predator Orion X Gaming PC With An Intel Core i9-14900KS CPU & RTX 4090 GPU Would've Melted If It Wasn't For Its Hybrid Cooling Design
The Orion X is one hell of a Mini PC from ACER's Predator group, packing the highest-end consumer hardware within a tight chassis. ACER is even pushing both CPU and GPU to the max with 150W for the Core i9-14900KS and over 400W for the RTX 4090 GPU. In its product showcase, we noticed that the CPU was equipped with a 240mm radiator while the GPU is the custom design from last year which features a triple-slot cooler with a built-in radiator and pump, achieving maximum performance on the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 GPU design.
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Press Release: Acer today announced the latest addition to its lineup of powerful gaming desktops, the Predator Orion X. The compact gaming PC packs a massive punch as it combines up to the special edition 13th Gen Intel Core i9-14900KS processor and up to a liquid-cooled NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 GPU, custom-engineered to fit all this power in a small, portable chassis.
The space capsule-inspired design was crafted with multiple “zones” to house the CPU, GPU, and liquid cooling system, an impressive feat for a desktop of this size. The upgradeable gaming PC also comes with a removable magnetic front cover and metal side panels to protect the vital internals and a mechanical arm-like headset cradle at the top.
Predator Orion X: Out of this World Features and DIY-friendly Design
The Predator Orion X is equipped with a 14th Gen Intel i9-14900KS processor, which features 24 cores, 32 threads, 150W TDP with the latest hybrid architecture, and can hit a record-setting 6.2 GHz for high-powered processor performance.
Leveraging the ultra-efficient NVIDIA Ada
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