Transforming a 90s CRT Monitor into a Modern Gaming Beast
Turning a bulky CRT monitor into a modern system sounds impossible, but this project proves you can build a fully functional All-in-One Gaming PC from unexpected hardware. Instead of throwing the old display away, the goal was to transform it into a compact All-in-One Gaming PC that combines both screen and computer in one unit. From the outside, it still looks like a classic CRT, but inside, everything has been redesigned to create a unique All-in-One Gaming PC.
The first step was carefully disassembling the CRT and removing unnecessary components to make space. Building an All-in-One Gaming PC inside such a limited and unconventional case required precise planning. Every part had to be compact and efficient to fit properly. I used small-form-factor components to ensure the All-in-One Gaming PC could run smoothly without overheating.
Cooling was one of the biggest challenges. A CRT wasn’t designed to house modern hardware, so airflow had to be modified to keep the All-in-One Gaming PC stable under load. With careful adjustments, the system managed to maintain safe temperatures while delivering solid performance.
Once everything was assembled, the result was a fully working All-in-One Gaming PC hidden inside a retro shell. It can run games, handle everyday tasks, and still retain the nostalgic look of the original monitor. That’s what makes this All-in-One Gaming PC so unique—it blends old design with modern functionality.
In the end, this project shows that creativity can turn almost anything into an All-in-One Gaming PC, even a piece of outdated tech that most people would consider useless.
Timeline:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Monitor
00:55 Dismantle
01:52 Change the configuration
02:18 Main
02:22 PSU
02:26 GPU
02:59 Manufacturing
06:31 Upgrade monitor
09:41 Test GAME 1
10:03 Test GAME 2
10:38 Outro