Modder gi0v3 has boldly gone where no modder has gone before with his LEGO PC 1.0. The LEGO PC 1.0 is a computer case made entirely out of LEGO blocks.
Encasing your computer in a box made of LEGOs may not seem like the best idea, as computers in closed boxes are prone to overheating; however, Gi0v3 was genius enough to drill holes into his LEGOs to increase airflow.
The result is a computer case that not only looks cool but is probably more efficient at keeping its components cool than a high-end case -- a good thing, as this computer is running some serious hardware. According to Technabob, the Lego PC 1.0 has an "AMD Athlon II 605e quad-core CPU running at 2.3GHz attached to an ASUS Mini-ITX board. It’s fully-outfitted with USB3, SATA3, Bluetooth and WiFi, and has 8GB of zippy SODDR3-1333 RAM. It’s also got a pair of Samsung 250GB hard drives, a slot-loading DVD-RW and an ATI Radeon HD 5570 GPU." Consider your world rocked.
What's Driving This Trend
- Modder PC Cases
- The LEGO PC 1.0 demonstrates the potential for creating unique and efficient PC cases using unconventional materials.
- LEGO Modding
- The LEGO PC 1.0 showcases the trend of using LEGO blocks for creating custom modifications in electronics.
- Efficient Cooling Solutions
- The LEGO PC 1.0 highlights the innovation opportunity of enhancing cooling performance in computer cases.
Who This Affects Most
- Consumer Electronics
- The consumer electronics industry can explore the market for unconventional PC cases, such as the LEGO PC 1.0, to cater to unique customer preferences.
- Modding Community
- The modding community can leverage the popularity of the LEGO PC 1.0 to expand their offerings and engage with enthusiasts interested in customizing electronics.
- Computer Hardware
- The computer hardware industry could explore partnerships or collaborations with modders like Gi0v3 to develop innovative cooling solutions for enhanced performance.
