You Can Live Inside This Gaming PC

In PC gaming, hardware modifications sometimes truly push the boundaries. Some users put figures inside their cases, while others create miniature works of art with custom liquid cooling systems. However, a mod developer named Soda Baka took things a step further by creating a gaming PC the size of a room.

Giant Gaming PC Designed Like a Room

The project, shared on the China-based video platform Bilibili, features a PC case scaled down to enormous dimensions. A person can easily fit inside this setup. Furthermore, the mod developer reversed the traditional concept of figures used in glass-paneled cases, effectively turning himself into a “living figure” inside the case.

This giant case isn’t just a decorative piece of furniture. It actually houses a working gaming PC. Thanks to a screen mounted on top of the massive motherboard, it’s possible to play games while sitting inside the case. So the project isn’t just a funny-looking room design; it also functions as a functional gaming area.

To make the concept even more absurd, Soda Baka added a 12,000W charcoal sauna system inside the case. Water was poured over it to increase the temperature and humidity inside. When this system was running, the internal temperature rose to 100.4°F, or approximately 38°C. Temperature management is important for a gaming PC, but this time the problem was the person inside rather than the hardware.

The solution was to activate giant fans and an air conditioning system. When the cooling was activated, the internal temperature dropped to 77°F, or approximately 25°C. Thus, the project demonstrated in a very funny but effective way why airflow is important in PC cases. In short, this giant gaming PC is the kind of project that will be remembered for a long time, both in terms of hardware modification and technological humor.

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