We look at a lot of DIY PC builds here at PC Gamer, and most of them don't make the cut for an article of their own. [[link]] After all, there's only so much you can say about a lovely-but-standard rig with the usual lashings of RGB, and perhaps a figurine or two to make it stand out.
This, though. This one demands comment. Redditor has built something truly unique, a gaming PC with aged components crammed inside what looks to be a large plastic water jug, with six RGB-emblazoned fans socketed into the front.
With one solitary exhaust fan at the rear and no visible ventilation anywhere else, I'd like to note. Luckily, the hardware inside isn't likely to cause too much financial distress if it melts itself into oblivion, as the whole setup is said to have cost €130.
Still, The87Player has provided showing off the jug-rig in action, as the youth have a [[link]] tendency to do these days, and it's a small comedy masterpiece—complete with all the camera jiggling, zoom effects and bouncing soundtrack additions you'd expect.
I spy multiple graphics cards sitting unused at the corner of their desk in one of the shots (along with a couple of other budget builds on their YouTube channel, ), so I'm pretty sure this isn't a PC of financial necessity, but one of pure harmless fun.
And fun it very much is. I can't imagine it's too long for this world, as heat issues are definitely a concern in such an unsuitable case, but hey, whatever. It seems to be for giggles, and giggle I have. We at PC Gamer salute you, The87Player. Now get yourself over to our guide, for goodness sake.
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