2020 is the year that just keeps on giving. Never did we think we'd see the year out by bringing you news of KFC's brand new gaming PC which...cooks your chicken while you play your favorite titles.

KFC to Release KFConsole Gaming PC

Proving that 2020 really couldn't get any stranger, KFC has joined forces with Cooler Master to release the KFConsole, a high-spec gaming PC that also cooks your chicken.

That's right, it isn't April 1st. It is far too early for April Fools. You will actually be able to buy a gaming PC that is not only capable of 4K at 240 frames per second, but can also serve you a few hot wings as you hammer Fortnite.

What Is the KFConsole?

Just to reiterate, because we can't quite believe this either, the KFConsole is a gaming PC that also heats your chicken through for you.

According to the Cooler Master website, the KFConsole is the first gaming PC to feature a dedicated chicken chamber.

From the look of the device, it features a small drawer which extends from the front of the KFConsole's bucket-like housing, large enough to store two chicken wings.

This is hardly a full, nutritious meal, but it is enough to stave off the hunger pangs during those extended gaming sessions. Just pull the drawer open and grab your greasy chicken wings from the inside of your PC like any normal person.

What Specs Does the KFConsole Have?

Well, to start, the KFConsole features an Intel Cluck Nuc 9 Extreme Compute Element. This reduces the amount of real-estate consumed inside the chassis, while maintaining performance of the PC.

You also have a hot-wing swap (sorry, this KFConsole is a veritable goldmine of potential puns) GPU from ASUS, which means you can upgrade your chicken oven to play better games in the future. Not a sentence we ever envisioned we would be publishing.

The PC comes complete with not one, but two, Seagate 1TB SSDs. On top of this, the PC is VR ready, has ray tracing capabilities, and runs at 240 frames per second with a 240 Hz output.

All of this while it serves up delicious chicken, heated by the temperature of the KFConsole as it runs games.

Will We See Other Culinary PC Builds?

This is too bizarre to even comprehend. Will Dr. Pepper be joining forces with Amazon next to ensure that Amazon Luna can quench your thirst while you game? Is Taco Bell going to release the next chilli-beef dispensing handheld?

Who knows? We're not sure we fancy loading the inside of an expensive gaming PC with fatty chicken. What if it spits grease all over the CPU (chicken processing unit)? What if it also fries your motherboard?

What we'd like to see is the GPU automatically coating the chicken in KFC gravy. Then we'll really be talking.