This isn't just another white PC. It's a deliberate exercise in holding back: an all-white chassis, tidy cabling bordering on obsessive, and a single amber glow from the cooling block as the only color the machine allows itself. Underneath the calm sits a Ryzen 7 9850X3D and a white Gigabyte RTX 5090 D — hardware with headroom to spare, tuned for high-quality, high-frame-rate play in Delta Force and for streaming without dropped frames. Here's a closer look at how it comes together.
The Whole Picture: White on White, One Accent
The machine runs the Mach Hurrica white cooling layout, and the first thing you notice is what's missing: visual noise. Cabling runs are squared away so thoroughly it borders on compulsive — a build aimed squarely at anyone with an itch for perfect routing.
The one exception to the monochrome discipline sits in the center of the motherboard: the CPU water block, whose screen glows a warm orange. That single hue carries the entire personality of the build. Everything else stays quiet and lets order do the talking.
A Lianli Hydroflux 360, Front and Center
Cooling is handled by the Lianli Hydroflux 2nd Gen 360 liquid cooler with its square display block. At idle, the screen reads a 30° CPU temperature at 3% usage — and doubles as a small canvas for custom artwork framed by that signature amber edge lighting.
The front intake fans match the mood. Lianli UNI Fan 3rd Gen wireless INF120 blades push a soft orange halo through the mesh, tying the cooler's accent into the rest of the interior without ever tipping into full RGB chaos.
The Gigabyte RTX 5090 D, Watercooled Eyeful
Below the motherboard sits the white Gigabyte AORUS GeForce RTX 5090 D, wired with braided white power cables. Its own side display reports a 25° GPU temperature at idle — a nice bit of symmetry with the CPU block above.
The claim attached to this machine is simple: streaming without frame drops, high settings at high frame rates. Not a selling point, the source insists — a baseline. In Delta Force, every frame does the talking.
Case Details: Vents, Mesh, and a HURRICA Badge
The Mach Hurrica white chassis keeps airflow discreet. The top panel carries a triangular perforation pattern with the LUCA mark cut into it, letting the radiator breathe without breaking the clean roofline. Two Fractal Design Momentum 14 RGB fans in white (visible through the mesh, glowing faintly orange) fill the front intake, alongside the seven Lianli UNI Fans — four standard, three reversed — listed in the build.
From the front, it's two mesh fans behind white trim and a brushed I/O strip with USB-C and USB-A. Power comes from an ASUS ROG Loki 1200W SFX-L, and storage is a Samsung 9100 PRO 2TB. Use it as delivered, or customize it to your own will — either way, the restraint holds.
Editor's Notes & Summary
If you'd rather not gamble on compatibility, the full parts list below is the exact recipe for this build — copy it as-is or swap pieces to taste.
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D
- Motherboard: Gigabyte X870M AORUS ELITE WIFI7 ICE (white "Ice Sculpture")
- Memory: ZADAK SPARK RGB DDR5 6000 16GB × 2
- GPU: Gigabyte AORUS Master white GeForce RTX 5090 D
- SSD: Samsung 9100 PRO 2TB
- Cooler: Lianli Hydroflux 2nd Gen 360 AIO with square LCD screen
- Fans: Lianli UNI Fan 3rd Gen wireless INF120 standard × 4
- Fans: Lianli UNI Fan 3rd Gen wireless INF120 reversed × 3
- Fans: Fractal Design white Momentum 14 RGB × 2
- PSU: ASUS ROG Loki 1200W SFX-L
- Case: Mach Hurrica, white
9 comments
I still find the M3 easier on the eyes over time.
That must have cost quite a bit, sir.
How much is it selling for?
Small case?
Is there a small form factor build that sits on the left with the transparent panel on the right?
That case alone is 4,000 yuan (about US$600).
This must have cost several thousand yuan.
You can build one exactly the same.
Can’t copy this one? Fine, there goes my like.