Cooler Master launches their “Masterpiece” SHARK X PC
Got $7000 burning a hole in your pocket? Perhaps you need to get the SHARK X
Cooler Master a breaking down the barriers between fine art and performance PC building. Today, the company have launched their new SHARK X PC, a 1 meter (3 feet) tall PC that’s inspired from the custom modded SHARK system from Cooler Master’s 2019 Case Mod World Series.
This statuesque system contains a Mini ITX PC framework, enabling full upgradability, and a captivating design. Currently, this system is listed on Cooler Master’s website for $6,999, placing this PC outside of the price range of most enthusiasts.
The Shark X is not just a high-performance PC—it’s a masterpiece that brings art and technology together, reflecting Cooler Master’s commitment to innovative design and engineering,
– Cooler Master CEO, Jimmy Sha
This PC is HUGE. It demands attention with its organic form and precision crafted parts. In fact, this system is large enough to be shipped on a pallet, which will no doubt make delivery difficult.
The PC itself has been listed with an Intel i7-14700F 20-core processor, and a GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER graphics card. Additionally, this PC features 32GB of DDR5-6000 memory, 2TB of PCIe 2.0 NVME storage and Windows 11 HOME Edition. While these are not exactly cutting-edge specifications for a $6,999 PC, they are quite high-end for a Mini-ITX system.
Honestly, it is refreshing to see something different in today’s PC market. After all, most PCs are just boring rectangular-ish boxes. At any rate, Cooler Master’s SHARK X “THE APEX” system is a nice break from the norm. Still, I would be curious to know how many of these PCs Cooler Master sells. Is there a huge untapped market for SHARK-themed PCs?
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