Lego Gaming Computer (not my build)

Where is $2000 when you need it. This looks epic. Howeververy expensive.

I can only say one thing, WOW, both the lego and computer bits are very well executed

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For years I built people custom Lego computers, and with each new system I slowly moved closer to deciding to design and build a standardized Lego Computer system that combined the typical requested system requirements into one computer.

The only foolproof way to keep dust out of a system is to use a sealed enclosure with fans and a filter system - basically a big clear case that goes over your case.

In a system configured with the tower-style custom graphics cooling system, the exhaust section of the power supply is sectioned off a couple of inches above the unit, so that two additional 40mm fans can be installed facing rearward to assist in directing exhaust out of the back of the power supply section.

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It's a cool endeavor but their claims are a bit silly. If you put as much effort into watercooling as they did aircooling then there's no way that their temps will be close to yours. And while lower temps can help with overclocking it means nothing unless you win the silicon lottery. If you get a GPU that bins low it won't matter how cool your card stays.