This Toy Story-themed PC is the best-looking computer I'll never own

What's the point of having a powerful PC if it doesn't look good? I mean, sure, it can play all the latest and greatest games, but if it doesn't look cool, then you can't show it off. Fortunately, PC designers know this and make some seriously sweet-looking computers for me to ogle at and then never actually purchase.

Such is the case of this amazing Toy Story-themed PC, that honestly looks really amazing. And I wish I could grab one, but alas, I will just sit here and talk about it instead. Maybe someone else can enjoy it in my stead?

This Toy Store PC nails all of the details

As spotted by VideoCardz, this amazing PC appeared on MSI's Taiwan store. Unfortunately, it is a Taiwan exclusive, so even if I really wanted it, I can't get it. It even says in the FAQ that the website is only shiopping to within Taiwain, so you can't rely on MSI to do international shipping. Maybe if you score a courier service to pick it up and send it over for you, you can get it.

However, this thing is an absolute delight, containing PC parts that are colored and designed around the cast of Pixar's hit movie series, Toy Story. The descriptions on the website for each component are delightful, so I have to share them with you. They've been machine-treanslated from Chinese, but the translator definitely kept the charm. Here's the description for the Z890 Gaming Plus motherboard included in the PC, which is styled to Woody's colors:

Woody's classic denim shirt and vest style is transformed into a high-end Z890 motherboard, symbolizing the combination of stable leadership and powerful performance. Supporting high-frequency memory and ultra-high-speed connection, it is a reliable deputy sheriff in the gaming world!

And here is the description for the GPU, a GeForce RTX 5070 that takes inspiration from Buzz Lightyear:

Inspired by Buzz Lightyear's space warrior color scheme and combined with classic lines, it integrates the powerful performance of MSI RTX 5070 and AI acceleration core, and sets out for "infinity and beyond"!

If you're lucky enough to be in the position to grab this PC, you can score it for $79,990 NT, which comes to around $2700 USD. Honestly, I can think of worse purchases to make with that kind of money. For the rest of us, there's no need to fret; there are still plenty of cool PC cases that we can grab.