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In a delicious fusion of tech and taste, Aftershock, a gaming PC brand from Singapore, has concocted a savory surprise for gamers: instant noodle-themed computers.
Serving up flavors like Tonkotsu (pork broth), Seafood, and Tom Yum, these machines are a nod to the quick-fix meals beloved by gamers everywhere. This culinary-themed concept follows the company’s previous whimsical venture into bubble tea-inspired computers, and once again tantalizes taste buds with yummy design cues.

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The PCs boast a handcrafted design that slurps up the familiar look and uniformity of cup noodles, with each variant distinguished by its unique color and mouth-watering image.

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Turn these delectable devices around, and you’ll discover another surprise that’s been cooking behind the scenes. The back of the units amusingly feature a nutrition facts label, along with “cooking instructions” and an advisory against microwaving these convincing tech snacks.

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Spec-wise, these PCs are housed in a DeepCool MACUBE 110 chassis and are capable of supporting up to an Nvidia RTX 4090. The inclusion of a 240mm liquid cooling AIO supports optimal temperature management, critical for those intense gaming sessions. With dimensions of 15.7 x 8.9 x 17 inches, the Ramen PCs offer a compact solution that’s comfort nosh for your gaming sessions.

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Paired with a bespoke GPU backplate and themed fan grills, the hardware looks as tasty as it performs.

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For some piping-hot appeal wherever you go, each computer comes with a magnetic ramen charm with chopsticks that you can also stick onto your fridge or any magnetic surface.

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Aftershock’s Ramen Collection, cooked to order and customized to taste, is available from SG$2,415 (US$1,773) per serving.
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