The most expensive computer you can buy today would likely be a high-end workstation or server that is customized to meet specific performance requirements for tasks such as scientific research, 3D modeling and rendering, or video editing.
One example of a high-end workstation is the HP Z8 G4, which can be configured with up to 56 processor cores, 3 terabytes of RAM, multiple high-end graphics cards, and multiple terabytes of solid-state storage. Depending on the specific configuration, the price for this workstation can exceed $100,000.
Another example is the Cray XC50 supercomputer, which is used for scientific research and can be customized with up to 552 nodes, each with multiple processors and large amounts of memory. The price for this supercomputer can exceed several million dollars.
Of course, the actual price of a computer will depend on the specific configuration and requirements of the user, and it is possible to spend significantly less on a computer that still meets your needs.
