Luxury PCs at luxury prices

Here’s your chance to spend millions inherited from your American uncle.

First come a $ 45000 offer from the Chinese company Eazo to its more affluent prospective clients. For that amount, we get a 3 GHz quad-core Penryn processor, 4 gigabytes of memory, SLI-connected GeForce 8800 GTXs, a 150-gig WD Raptor hard drive, and a secondary 500-gigabyte storage, as well as water cooling to keep the entire system cool. Moreover, even a Windows Vista Ultimate license was included in this price, but even Microsoft's operating system is not so expensive that it would reach 45000.

The real price-increasing component is the housing itself, which has special features such as e.g. the pneumatic side panels, which not only make the rumen burial not only easier but also very spectacular. Anyone who would be least affected by this, and grind on, say, internal values, could go as far as $ 70000 when compiling the config.

The Japanese, on the other hand, are just a good one, because Zeus Computer can sell a PC for fifteen times the prices mentioned above. The reason for the high price is again the computer case, but here they have focused exclusively on splendor and brilliance. You can choose from two builds, the gold cottage config can be purchased for $ 560826, while the platinum variant is priced at $ 747628.

Diamonds are forever…

However, the internal structure is already common and cannot be changed, for hundreds of thousands of dollars, a 3 GHz Core 2 Duo E6850 CPU, Asus P5KPL-VM motherboard, 2 GB of memory and - let's hold on! - you get a GeForce 256 GS graphics controller with 8400 MB.