“Zephyr” is a project months in the making, built for both power and portability. It runs a CPU-only water loop featuring the ModUltra Lobo CPU block, and combines a minimalist, modern look with custom touches like a painted power supply, radiator, and cerakoted case. Teal screws and a matching power button add a subtle pop of color. Noctua fans and the water loop keep things practically silent, even under load.

This is one of four builds in the competition, alongside those from Optimist, APB Computers, and Attack Computers. They got their builds out sooner, but Zephyr still brings a unique look with its all-white, compact form—proof that even simple designs have their challenges.

Custom cables by Grimm’s Workshop tie everything together; his page is worth checking out if you’re into custom work at this level.

Note: “Zephyr” was built as a showcase to highlight what’s possible with custom design and high-performance parts. It’s not intended for sale but shows the level of detail that can go into a unique, custom-built PC.