KFC doesn't seem to have a shortage of marketing ideas lately. Although most of them were intended for commercials, we saw KFC embark on a parody video game with a TV movie. Of course, this last marketing piece seems to be one of the more unusual campaigns they've launched.
Much like the Bud Light gaming PC console, KFC did the same sort of thing. It was teased in the summer, but it's now an official product that's been built. It's apparently an Intel mini PC with an Asus RTX graphics card. Full details on what powers this PC are a little scarce at the moment, but at the very least it looks like it's a capable gaming PC machine. I'm certainly curious how it handles Cyberpunk 2077 which has become a massive video game to not only run, but generally an infamous title from now on.
Anyway, this KFC Bucket Gaming PC also comes with a chicken bay so you can keep your KFC chicken toasty warm. It's certainly an odd machine, but any custom PC has its share of charm and wonder behind it. I'm by no means a modder in the PC market, but after building a few of my own PCs, I'm getting really comfortable with these custom designs and the amount of work that went into it.
After all, this is a project that took a few people to work on. Although KFC is the hallmark PC, it is also the hard work behind Cooler Master and PC modder, Tim Malmborg who not only worked on the design of the PC, but also on its assembly. What do you think of this KFC gaming PC console? Does this beat the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X in your eyes?
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