'This is genuinely the most beautiful setup I've seen': from design to function, this wooden PC could be the neatest gaming rig ever made — with a surprising hidden trick
- 'Heartwood' is a wood-based gaming PC that took seven years to build
- It's stunningly neat, and the hidden trick is that it routes the cooling and other cables outside the PC
- Those pipes and cables run underneath the desk, which the PC is effectively built into, and down into the basement below, where the full cooling system resides
Fancy custom PC builds come along with some regularity, but every now and then something really unusual presents itself — and I'd class this as the smartest and neatest desktop computer I've ever seen.
Wccftech spotted the rig in question, which was posted in the PC build subreddit by Mithiral67. The gaming PC is called 'Heartwood', and it took a rather incredible seven years to build.
It's based on an Inwin 909 case (which looks impressive in itself in brushed aluminum) using a semi-open concept, with the motherboard sitting in an...
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