China · Tom's Hardware
Enthusiast builds a PC big enough to live in, humans in this RGB-lit fish tank case look just like figurines
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You’ve probably seen a few examples of PC DIYers installing figurines in their elaborate, RGB-infused fishtank builds.
Key facts
- Apparently it doesn’t take long for the enclosed computer room (in the PC) temperatures to rise above 100°F (38 degrees Celsius)
- The team aren’t 100% sure of the purpose of this build, other than spectacle, due to things getting lost in translation
- Chinese TechTuber Soda Baka has scaled this phenomenon up to create a tower PC large enough for a human to work and play inside
- The human-habitable PC tower project gets underway with Soda Baka sketching and modeling before the construction begins in earnest
Summary
The team aren’t 100% sure of the purpose of this build, other than spectacle, due to things getting lost in translation. The team also get the feeling this is a canny video sponsorship deal as air conditioners start to become highly desirable, now that they are moving into warmer months in the Northern Hemisphere. The human-habitable PC tower project gets underway with Soda Baka sketching and modeling before the construction begins in earnest. Some real-PC stuff is installed in the mega-PC, so there’s something to do once the side panel is put on… You can see Soda Baka sitting at a compact desk playing a game on the screen attached to the AiO, how modern.