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Build of the week: Cerbero

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By James Davenport published 8 February 2016

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Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 1 of 13
Page 1 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 2 of 13
Page 2 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 3 of 13
Page 3 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 4 of 13
Page 4 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 5 of 13
Page 5 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 6 of 13
Page 6 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 7 of 13
Page 7 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 8 of 13
Page 8 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 9 of 13
Page 9 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 10 of 13
Page 10 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 11 of 13
Page 11 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
Page 12 of 13
Page 12 of 13

Finally, a PC I can ride into Valhalla. Behold, Cerbero, an impressive project from case modder Warboy. It’s an angular, abstract build that could impale a person on a bad day. On a good day, it’s impaling benchmarks and eyeballs thanks to some decent specs and those industrial peaks and valleys.

Warboy, though not part of an automotive cult in the post-apocalypse, has expertise in things shiny and chrome, having welded together Cerebro out of thick metal bars. Sparks flew and its form emerged. He then painted the freestanding emblem with an anticorrosive epoxy primer, airbrushed it, outfitted the frame with an array of LEDs, and popped the components in. Vroom, vroom.

The design elevates the hardware, and six fans keep dust from settling too easily on its exposed innards. I’m a fan of Cerbero’s design. There’s a feeling of spontaneity and fun in its jutting angles and excess. And it isn’t overtly homage or imitation—just metal sculpture, albeit with a PC hanging from the bottom like an infant robot monkey.

For more pics and information, check out the build log or Warboy’s Facebook page.

Cerbero components:

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 6
GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
Chassis: Cerebro custom build
RAM: 16GB AVEXIR Blitz 1.1 Series - DDR3 (4x4GB)
PSU: Bitfenix Fury 650G
Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED white
LED: Alchemy 2.0 Magnetics Led Strips
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
Fan Controller: Lamptron CW611
SSD: Samsung EVO 128GB
HDD: 4TB WD Green (2 x 2TB)
Liquid cooling:

  • EK XRES 100 D5 vario
  • Alphacool NexXxoS XP³ Light - Acetal Edition
  • Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 360mm
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Thermaltake's collaboration PC case with a French artist is so lovely it makes me want to finally start that mini PC build
 
 
A screenshot of a Bro Cooling YouTube video, showing some of the details of its custom Threadripper, RTX Pro 6000 build
All hail the Bro MegaOrb: A custom-built, water-cooled Threadripper, RTX Pro 6000 monster that costs $60,000 or roughly the same as 16 GB of DDR5-5200 at today's prices
 
 
CyberPowerPC MA-01 pc case in a beige clean room beside a monitor and chair
CyberPower PC unveils 'elegant' new case with three dedicated knobs on the side purely to adjust colours and I think I'm a bit smitten
 
 
The InWin Aeon 'Signature Chassis' features in a sparsly lit space. The words 'Beyond time. Beyond limits' are seen either side of the case.
InWin's latest 'signature' case looks not unlike a futuristic egg but requires more than a simple crack to open
 
 
A custom gaming PC built inside of an old Victorian cast-iron radiator
This creator extraordinaire has built a gaming PC attached to a Victorian cast-iron radiator that is fully integrated into the cooling system, and I am in complete awe
 
 
Titanium-cooled gaming PC from Jakkuh on YouTube
'Probably the worst build of my entire life': This YouTuber spent two months building a gaming PC with titanium liquid cooling, galvanic corrosion be damned
 
 
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A stained glass-style side panel for a gaming PC
This Redditor has built a stained glass-style panel for their gaming PC with a 'magnificent and luxurious animal' on it and it is indeed magnificent and luxurious
 
 
A Phanteks XT V3 PC case on a desk with various PC parts.
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Corsair Frame 4000D colour shifting case
Corsair introduces two new case colours 'that change tone as light moves across the surface' and from where I'm standing, they look fire
 
 
NZXT H2 Flow PC case
NZXT's latest mini-ITX PC case looks seriously nifty, I'm just not sure how I'm going to afford the RAM for the build...
 
 
A screenshot of a mryeester/Adam Lee video, showing a PC case modification that uses the audio jack socket to power on the PC
Don't ask 'why?' but this tech tinker turned the audio jack on their PC into a power button. A kinda borked power button
 
 
Zalman ZM-VS3 DS GPU support with screen
Zalman heard you like screens, so it put a screen on a GPU support bracket to go with your umpteen other PC case screens
 
 
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Zero Parades screenshot
Two laugh-out-loud moments in Zero Parades gave me hope that the Disco Elysium successor will still deliver flashes of brilliance
 
 
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Former EVE Online developers are building a society simulation MMO where your character keeps playing even after you log off
 
 
A screencap of the Path of Exile: Mirage expansion trailer. A woman wearing red and white robes crosses her arms to summon a bright light. Her right arm is attached to a chain that is dragged down by something off-screen.
Path of Exile's new Mirage league might be the best chance you'll ever get at obtaining the rarest item in the game
 
 
Grace holds up a lighter in the dark
The worst part of Resident Evil Requiem is its final choice, which is an annoying throwback to Resident Evil 7's ultimatum
 
 
A wounded, bedridden Shan Hemlock being tended by one of her demigod siblings.
Even among the crowd of gorgeous illustrated games, At Fate's End is stunning enough to stand out
 
 
Razer Boomslang 20th Anniversary Edition
The one thing using a $1,337 gaming mouse has taught me is: we've come a long way from the old Razer Boomslang, baby
 
 
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