This Custom Lego Gaming PC Almost Looks Like An Official

While the concept of the idea of a Lego gaming system isn't new, a modder created an ultra-compact gaming system made of Swedish blocks. The Cube, a name that has been given to it, the innovative build adds an array of colorful bricks to a Thermaltake V1 case, equipped with one of AMD's best graphics cards as well as an AIO cooler.

Created by TheatreBoz, the custom Lego gaming PC doubles as a diorama, featuring a multi-colored aesthetic that is reminiscent of Minecraft biomes. The exterior of the system is displayed with a variety of Minifigures, giving it almost the look of a piece of equipment. The build is even equipped with an external display with Lego characters that adds a little enjoyment into the process of monitoring its vitals.

As for the Lego gaming PC's specs, it's packing an AMD RX 6700 XT GPU, it has a Ryzen 5700X CPU 32GB of RAM and an Asus ROG Strix motherboard. The Arctic Liquid Freezer II 120 AIO cooler keeps things cool and should boost the speed of play. My Cms helps stop overheating.

The Cube is what we'd like to see if Lego ever created gaming PC. It's pure creative eye candy. But bricks aren't the only thing adding detail to this impressive design and TheatreBoz created little badges that resemble the toy's logo and packaging details.

Although this isn’t the first time that someone has developed an Lego system, The Cube is definitely one of the most impressive. If you're not particularly into playing with blocks, you might want to look into our other favorite mods, such as this Iron Man gaming PC that has 3D printed components and an illuminated fuse reactor.