Pros
- Near-category-leading performance
- Cavernous interior makes upgrades easy
Cons
- Unattractive exterior
Bottom Line
Packed with liquid-cooled, overclocked components, the midtower variant of Origin's Genesis is every bit as potent (and pricey) as its larger sibling.
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