Origin PC Neuron 3500X Review: A Fish Tank of Light

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Whatever the case, I also heard some murmurings about the chip’s performance compared to the last gen’s top-of-the-line desktop chips like the Intel Core i9-14900K.

These managed to hold tight in the short trip from the box to my desk, but as soon as I opened up the main panel to remove that obtrusive packing phone, I accidentally nudged the front panel and nearly sent it tumbling to the floor.

My config of the Origin Neuron 3500X would cost about $3,387 MSRP, but Origin’s knocked it down to $2,888 as of the time of this review.