£10,000 PC stuns with heat-reactive titanium Cherry Blossom flowers
Aftershock’s Cherry Bloom gaming PC is a piece of art that reacts to your PC’s heat output
The Australian PC maker Aftershock has impressed the world with its new “Cherry Bloom” custom PC, a £10,000 ($19,995 AUD) gaming system with a one-of-a-kind internal art piece. This custom PC contains a handcrafted cherry blossom tree with 70 heat-reactive titanium Cherry Blossems. When the PC heats up, the flowers unfurl, bringing the PC to life as its internal temperature changes.
This custom PC was built in partnership with Zotac, with the PC’s artwork fitting neatly around the company’s Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 Solid OC White graphics card. The PC also contains an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU and 64GB of Kingston Fury Beast RGB DDR5-6000 memory. The PC also has 2TB of SSD storage and a custom liquid-cooling setup for the CPU.
Built for customers who want something far beyond a standard high-performance desktop, CHERRY BLOOM brings together ZOTAC GAMING graphics, AFTERSHOCK custom craftsmanship, and a one-of-one blooming internal art piece.
Inside the system, 70 handcrafted cherry blossoms made from a special heat-reactive titanium alloy open as the PC comes alive, turning power, temperature, lighting, and performance into a living showcase.
– Aftershock
At around £10,000 in UK money, this PC is incredibly expensive. That said, it includes both high-end hardware and stunning custom artwork, both of which are expensive. With its APNX V2 White PC case (see our review here), this PC case has glass on three sides, giving users a clear view of this PC’s heat-reactive cherry blossom tree.
So is this PC for you? Probably not. Most of us don’t have £10,000 lying around for a gaming PC. While this PC is stunning, it is too expensive for most buyers. That said, it’s hard to deny that this PC is stunning and an excellent showcase of PC modding talent.
This custom PC is available from Aftershock, which offers this PC with a 3-year warranty.
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