This stunning white gaming PC build pops with a touch of vivid pink

This gorgeous gaming PC build proves how far we've come since the beige boxes of old. Featuring a striking combination of white components against vivid pink water coolant, this build looks like it's stepped back from the future, cleverly disguising the parts that make it a significantly powerful gaming rig.

An all-white color scheme for a PC build can really make it stand out, offering a sharp relief against the usual black or gray PC cases that you'll see out there. This build proves you don't need to compromise on style or power when you go for a white PC build, either, with AMD and Nvidia components that easily rival the rigs in our best gaming PC guide.

This build caught my eye on builds.gg, thanks to a post by the builder Sebi99. They haven't shared any information about their motivation for this build, leaving it up to the pictures to sell its story. They've used a Lian Li 011D Evo RGB ATX case as the centerpiece, and it's a case that gives a great view of its internals, thanks to the tempered glass panels at the front and side.

The panels also allow for subtle RGB lighting to reflect off the various fans at the top, bottom, and side of the case. I especially like the use of the lighter white, blue-ish tones for the RGB, but it's equally as impressive with a similar vivid pink lighting style.

When you look at it, your eyes are immediately drawn to the reservoir in the middle. The pink coolant is the perfect choice here, as it adds a vivid perfect pop of color against the white. Meanwhile, the tubing cleanly connects to the top and bottom radiators, but it's interesting to see how much of the actual PC is hidden.

Between the radiators, waterblocks, tubing, and the few cables you can see, most of the actual parts for this rig aren't even visible. That makes this build look pretty clean. You'd never know that it had an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D gaming CPU to power it, for instance, or that an Asus-branded RTX 5080 graphics card was installed.

If you're inspired, you can put a PC like this together yourself. Check out our how to build a gaming PC guide for the steps you'll need to follow. You can also start with our best gaming motherboard guide to choose the board for your build, which will help you determine what CPU you choose, and more.

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