1. The large gaming PC set is designed for videos and can be used as a functional computer, with highly realistic and scaled components.
2. It features innovative cooling, including an internal sauna heater and an integrated 12,000-watt air conditioning system.
3. The setup includes giant, detailed PC components with features like a CPU cooler acting as a monitor and a graphics card serving as a table.
4. A small, fully functional gaming PC is hidden inside, turning the large setup into a usable gaming room with full air conditioning.
Largest Gaming PC Ever Built by Modder Soda Baka
The creative modder Soda Baka impressive in a video on Bilibili, showcase maybe the biggest gaming PC in world. This monstrous setup was made mostly for filming purpose, but can still be used as a real computer. The whole set look extremely real, with big rotating fans and working LED lights. When someone open the chassis, it’s like a tiny figure just sitting inside a normal gaming PC.
Realistic Cooling and Heating System
They even simulate heat from a typical gaming machine using a sauna heater. When turned on, the interior temperature inside the PC jumps over 38°C, giving a sense of real heat. To combat this, Soda Baka install an enormous 12,000 watt air conditioning unit inside the case that cools down the system quicky to about 25°C. Although cooling with air conditioners isn’t new for gaming PCs, having one entirely built inside the case is definitely a first.
Design and Components of the Mega PC
The housing is massive, made from aluminum with large Plexiglas panels to see inside. All the crucial components are scaled up perfectly, from the large mainboard to the DRAM sticks—this setup claims to hold 18TB of RAM, if that kind of price was possible. The graphics card, which name is “RTX 6090,” also doubles as a table, adding a touch of surrealism. The CPU cooler is actually a display monitor that shows info or a custom graphic.
Hidden Gaming PC & Cooling inside
While the big parts don’t really work, it hides a smaller, fully functioning gaming PC inside that can run everything normally. When the side panels are closed, it looks like a giant gaming room, complete with air conditioning, making it an unusual but very interesting build. The entire project combines big scale with clever details for an eye-catching experience.