When they talk about the fastest PC, they usually mean performance. But Sega made the fastest computer, literally.
The company built a system based on an ASRock board and an Intel Alder Lake processor and mounted it all on a radio-controlled car model chassis. As a result, they were able to literally push the PC up to 100kph.
However, and in terms of performance, we have before us one of the fastest variants that can be built on common consumer components. The PC includes a Core i9-12900K, ASRock Z690M Mini-ITX, ASRock Radeon RX 6900 XT OC Formula 16GB, 32GB RAM and a 2TB SSD.
The project was put together for a reason, but in honor of Steam’s New Year’s sale. There are 23 Sega game codes on the PC drive, and the PC itself will be raffled off by the company. So the winner will get a very productive and very fast PC, as well as 23 games at once.
