Just for the eyes and your dreams tonight and many more nights to come. After all its free to dream and fantasize (shrugs). While I'm busy saving money to buy a 1060 I saw this thing.

8Pack OrionX is fvcking $30,000 (N10,500,000 at 350/$)

Here's what it contains:

It has kinda 2 systems in one.
The primary system has
3 overclocked Nvidia Titan Xs SLI

Intel's 10-core CPU – the Core i7-6950X, which has been overclocked to at least 4.4GHz with both it and the graphics cards being liquid cooled.

64GB of memory, a 3.2TB of SSD storage space with 1TB of that coming from a crazy-fast Intel 750 PCI-E SSD, which can dish out data at over 2,000MB/sec.

The secondary system comprises of
Intel Core i7-7700K overclocking to at least 5.1GHz,

16GB of RAM,

a single Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan X graphics card and

a pair of Samsung 512GB Polaris-based M.2 SSDs.

Both systems have a 10TB hard disk as well, bringing the total amount of storage to a mind-boggling 24TB, with over 4TB of that being SSD-based. The idea behind having two systems is that your workstation part can be busy rendering, while you can enjoy a 4K gaming session or tweak your photos or videos or even handle another rendering session on the other system. Both are powered by the same power supply.

Bottomline: I'm gonna get this beast soon. If you're with me shout a thunderous "Amen"
If you no shout am you are OYO. Me i go buy am

Read more here
https://www.forbes.com/sites/antonyleather/2017/01/27/the-incredible-gaming-pc-that-costs-30000/amp/

It's too expensive when I can get the new nvidia gtx 2080ti in sli configuration and a 4k g-sync 144hz hdr monitor for less than $10k

Ogbemuo:
It's too expensive when I can get the new nvidia gtx 2080ti in sli configuration and a 4k g-sync 144hz hdr monitor for less than $10k

People are complaining that the 2080ti has defects.
Plus we are talking about 48gig of video memory you are talking 2080ti SLI.
I don't think you understood the complexity of that build.
There'd be only one problem. Power consumption