Shank Mods found and bought one of the Hot Wheels computers. Since its original motherboard was corroded, Shank “opted to give [the computer] new life as a sleeper gaming PC.” Not content just ...

Putting them in a ’90s Hot Wheels case to build the ultimate sleeper PC, though, is just icing on the top. This isn’t quite as simple as replacing a motherboard in a modern PC case ...

Building a modern gaming PC inside a tower dating back to 1999 sounds like the worst approach a gamer could take—unless that tower happens to be from the iconic Hot Wheels-themed PC released ...

We should also try that Hot Wheels paint job on another, better computer, because it’s frankly awesome. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed to tell you everything you need to download ...