“Nature’s Power: Crafting the Ultimate Rustic AMD Gaming PC”

Do you have a connection with nature? This earthy gaming PC assembly could be what you’re looking for. Built with a customized Lian Li Dan A3 PC case, this specific setup seems to have been taken directly from a forest, featuring twig-like engravings on the casing and a copper-inspired color scheme that harmonizes beautifully with the earth and foliage.

This nature-inspired PC construction demonstrates what you can achieve by implementing a custom cooling loop for your PC, allowing complete authority over the piping, fittings, and hardware. It’s an entirely AMD setup, utilizing somewhat older components, including a Ryzen 5 5600X CPU and Radeon RX 5700 XT GPU, paired with 32GB of G.Skill DDR4 RAM.

This unique setup caught our eye through a post on builds.gg, thanks to Greek builder Dalainos, who appears to have created some truly remarkable PCs over time. Dalaionos’ assembly begins with the Lian Li case, which I believe is the star of the show.

The Mini-ITX Lian Li Dan A3 is attractive enough to be a beautiful wooden PC case on its own, yet Dalainos opted to coat a standard Dan A3’s front panels with black copper paint, which is also applied to portions of the black casing.

Within the case, alongside the twig engravings, the builder has affixed custom copper grilles to the Arctic P12 fans and brass-colored fittings to the gray hard tubing, completing the water-cooling loop for the PC. Additionally, the yellow coolant circulating through the full-cover waterblock on the motherboard introduces another vivid hue inside the case.

I’m a huge admirer of this gaming PC creation. The theme is beautifully executed throughout, and even though it may not compete with some of the top gaming PC designs in terms of specifications (the GPU doesn’t even support ray tracing), there’s a lot to appreciate in terms of aesthetics. I particularly enjoy the scratched copper look, which is evident even on the memory heatsinks, along with the radiators and waterblocks.

If you’ve found inspiration to create your own gaming rig, take a look at our guide on how to assemble a gaming PC. It may not assist you in building a PC suitable for the outdoors, but it will guide you in selecting your components, assembling them, and installing Windows afterwards.