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$14,000 for a PC with titanium-alloy flowers that unfurl as your system temps get toasty? Well, okay then...

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Aftershock, an Australian PC builder, is offering the Cherry Bloom, a custom gaming rig that features 70 handcrafted titanium‑alloy cherry blossoms designed to open as the system’s CPU and GPU temperatures increase. The heat‑reactive flowers serve as a visual display of power, temperature, lighting and performance. The Cherry Bloom can be ordered directly from the company as a ready‑to‑build system.

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