Forget RGB lighting; Aston Martin’s gaming PC is designed with a Monaco aesthetic.
Gaming PCs are typically easy to identify due to their loud designs and fan noises, influenced by how they are built. However, Chillblast and Aston Martin take a markedly different approach with their new range of hand-crafted gaming PCs, designed to look more like an elegant accessory to a watch winder than something to conceal under a desk.
The Chillblast x Aston Martin Collection features three models, all designed and handcrafted in the UK. The entry-level model is the Chillblast x Aston Martin RTX 5070 PC, starting at £3,749.99. Next in the lineup is the Limited Edition RTX 5090 PC, priced from £8,499.99 and limited to just 20 units. At the pinnacle is the Signature Water Cooled RTX 5090 PC, a custom-built collector’s edition, costing an impressive £15,999.99.
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More than just an Aston Martin logo affixed to it
The standout feature here is the finish. Each PC is coated in Aston Martin’s Iridescent Emerald, which Chillblast describes as a contemporary take on British Racing Green with a gold xirallic pigment that changes under various lighting conditions. The collection also includes Aston Martin branding, black leather accents, material-focused detailing, and design elements inspired by the automaker's interiors.
Chillblast collaborated closely with Aston Martin’s Color, Materials, and Finish specialists at their Gaydon headquarters, which is why these PCs do not resemble typical tower units with a luxury logo merely added. Instead, they serve as an attractive centerpiece for your workspace, offering a refreshing change in a market saturated with aggressive vents and colorful lighting effects.
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How the specifications maintain high performance
In terms of hardware, the specifications align with the remarkable design. The RTX 5070 model from Chillblast features an AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D processor, Nvidia RTX 5070 graphics, a 2TB SSD, and 32GB of DDR5 RAM. The Limited Edition RTX 5090 enhances performance, boasting an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2, Nvidia RTX 5090, a 2TB SSD, and 64GB of DDR5 RAM.
The Signature model takes it even further, incorporating a dual-loop water cooling system, a 4TB Kingston Fury Renegade G5 PCIe 5.0 SSD, 64GB of DDR5 RAM running at 6000MT/s, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and Windows 11 Pro. It also comes with a personalized plaque, which adds an appealing touch. Given its price nearing that of a used car, such details are justifiable.
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Luxury PC tailored for a niche audience
Scott Brenchley, CEO of Chillblast, mentioned that this project introduces Aston Martin’s “paint, pattern, and interior design language” into a new domain. Stefano Saporetti from Aston Martin noted that this partnership is part of the brand's broader initiative to engage with digital culture.
This collection will be available for direct order from Chillblast starting June 2026. Clearly, this collaboration is not aimed at the typical gaming setup; it is designed for individuals who want their PC to be a striking statement piece equipped with a powerful GPU.
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Forget RGB lighting; Aston Martin’s gaming PC is designed with a Monaco aesthetic.
Chillblast and Aston Martin’s exclusive gaming PCs infuse British Racing Green style, feature RTX 5090 performance, include leather details, and come with a premium collector's price tag.