Honestly, gaming PC cases are already pretty customizable and flexible, but Origin seems to think there’s room for improvement. In order to accommodate as many possible configurations of components, Origin has made it possible to mount a motherboard in one of four different orientations: standard ATX, inverted ATX, rotated 90 degrees or rotated 90 degrees and inverted.
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New Origin computer cases take customization to the next level
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Published January 10, 2014
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Boutique PC maker Origin arrived at CES 2014 with a big surprise: a computer case. While most people think of a case as little more than a metal box that houses components, Origin has taken it to the next level with a modular, flexible, and spacious enclosure that will form the foundation of its new mid-tower and full-tower desktops.
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