Fallout PC Looks Like An Authentic Vault-Tec Product

Fallout PC Looks Like An Authentic Vault-Tec Product

One creative Reddit user just built a Fallout PC that looks like it could be an authentic Vault-Tec product. Custom PCs are not uncommon, and many of them are based on works of popular fiction like Fallout or Resident Evil. There have been many impressive builds in recent years, like this Red and Blue starter Pokémon PC and even an entire PC as a fish tank.
Customizing a PC is a fun task for people to undertake. Not only is the user able to decide what parts to put in for optimum performance, but they can also add pops of character to their case. Some people choose to cover their cases in stickers and other decals while others like to leave them the original color and design. The most impressive PCs feature original, custom design work. There have been many different intricate designs that feature video games, movies, and anime. These tend to include figurines, pictures, and sometimes even versions of the game cartridge. There was even a Resident Evil PC that used the T-Virus for coolant showcased recently.
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Reddit user PcGamezzz took to the PC Master Race subreddit to share their Fallout-inspired PC build. The side of the case has a worn-looking Vault-Tec logo, with stylized rust all around it. The front of the case has a simulated screen with the iconic “Please Stand By” image on it, and as the user moves the PC to showcase the front they flip switches that cause the screen to light up. Other switches cause the fans to turn on, and these come complete with glowing red lights. The rest of the case looks rusted and has the exact feeling of something found in the Wasteland, similar to this Fallout: New Vegas PC build.

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This build is a perfect example of what many PC gamers can do to make their case even more customized to their likes and dislikes. Adding character to the cases inside and out can be a fun way for fans to make their setup even better. Upgrading graphics cards and adding more storage is fun, but difficult with the lack of supply and the current cost of everything. Creating a completely custom PC is seemingly the best path to take at the moment.
Though there are no specs listed for the internals of this PC, it is likely that they will be enjoying the rumored Fallout New Vegas 2 on this build, if it happens. Though nothing has been announced for the Fallout series yet, fans are hopeful they will hear news from Obsidian or Bethesda soon. Until then, PcGamezzz will get to enjoy their trip to the Wasteland every time they turn on their computer.

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Source: PcGamezzz/Reddit

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Fallout PC Looks Like An Authentic Vault-Tec Product

One creative Reddit user just built a Fallout PC that looks like it could be an authentic Vault-Tec product. Custom PCs are not uncommon, and many of them are based on works of popular fiction like Fallout or Resident Evil. There have been many impressive builds in recent years, like this Red and Blue starter Pokémon PC and even an entire PC as a fish tank.
Customizing a PC is a fun task for people to undertake. Not only is the user able to decide what parts to put in for optimum performance, but they can also add pops of character to their case. Some people choose to cover their cases in stickers and other decals while others like to leave them the original color and design. The most impressive PCs feature original, custom design work. There have been many different intricate designs that feature video games, movies, and anime. These tend to include figurines, pictures, and sometimes even versions of the game cartridge. There was even a Resident Evil PC that used the T-Virus for coolant showcased recently.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY

Reddit user PcGamezzz took to the PC Master Race subreddit to share their Fallout-inspired PC build. The side of the case has a worn-looking Vault-Tec logo, with stylized rust all around it. The front of the case has a simulated screen with the iconic “Please Stand By” image on it, and as the user moves the PC to showcase the front they flip switches that cause the screen to light up. Other switches cause the fans to turn on, and these come complete with glowing red lights. The rest of the case looks rusted and has the exact feeling of something found in the Wasteland, similar to this Fallout: New Vegas PC build.

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This build is a perfect example of what many PC gamers can do to make their case even more customized to their likes and dislikes. Adding character to the cases inside and out can be a fun way for fans to make their setup even better. Upgrading graphics cards and adding more storage is fun, but difficult with the lack of supply and the current cost of everything. Creating a completely custom PC is seemingly the best path to take at the moment.
Though there are no specs listed for the internals of this PC, it is likely that they will be enjoying the rumored Fallout New Vegas 2 on this build, if it happens. Though nothing has been announced for the Fallout series yet, fans are hopeful they will hear news from Obsidian or Bethesda soon. Until then, PcGamezzz will get to enjoy their trip to the Wasteland every time they turn on their computer.

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Source: PcGamezzz/Reddit

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