Gold-Plated Mini PC Costs a Whopping $1.7 Million

The Kubb Fanless mini PC has been upgraded to a solid 24-carat gold chassis, which significantly increases its price and weight. The gold version weighs in at 28.7 pounds, more than six times that of the standard aluminum model.

Gold conducts heat better than aluminum, but it comes with a major price premium. A single Kubb Fanless mini PC now costs around $1.7 million, making it one of the most expensive personal computers on the market.

The gold chassis does not necessarily translate to improved performance. The system's processor power limits and surrounding room temperature still control its final temperature, regardless of the material used.

Other fanless systems are available that use more affordable materials such as aluminum or copper while achieving similar results. These alternatives suggest that the high price of the gold Kubb Fanless is not justified by its performance alone.