This tiny white gaming PC is simply stunning, and it even contains two screens

Not every custom-built PC needs to look like it spawned from hell and be able to run Crysis at 2,000fps. Sometimes, simpler is better, and that's the case with this extremely clean white gaming PC, which is built to fit on just about any desktop thanks to its use of a small form factor design.

Despite not targeting incredible gaming power, this small PC build still uses one of the best graphics card picks you'll find in our buying guide, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB. This means it has access to Nvidia DLSS 4, a key tool in modern gaming to aid performance in supported games.

Originally posted to Reddit by its builder, rain-men, this micro PC build was aptly described as a "lunchbox PC." Alongside images of the PC, they also posted a full spec list that you can see duplicated below. They state that the PSU is a close approximation, as the one they used wasn't available on PC Part Picker (the source they used to collate the list of all the parts).

One of the most notable inclusions is incorporating an LCD display inside the case that's easily viewable through the case's window. This then sits alongside a Lian Li Uni Fan SL Wireless LCD fan sat on the low-profile CPU cooler, providing a second display inside the build.

The look is then completed by more Lian Li fans with their RGB-capable lighting simply set to white and, of course, the addition of a tiny (seemingly fake) pot plant - it's pure zen bliss.

Offering some insight into how the build handles heat under load, the original poster, rain-men, states that the CPU maxes out at around 85 degrees while the GPU maxes out at 70 degrees under a stress test, with lower temps experienced while gaming.

Expressing what so many of us have discovered upon venturing into small form factor PCs, rain-men points out that cable management for this build was tricky, and they also found that both ITX and white PC parts were more expensive compared to standard black ones. Such is the sacrifice for that sweet, sweet minimalist aesthetic.

Reaction to the build on Reddit has been understandably full of praise, with many comments complimenting the clean nature of the build, especially when it's done in such a small case.

If you ever feel like taking on a project like this, you can follow our helpful how to build a gaming PC guide, where we take you through the process step-by-step.

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