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O11 Vision Compact 5080 BEAST O11 Vision Compact 5080 BEAST
Built for gaming, but it can handle probably most of what you throw at it. I'm positive it handles streaming and gaming with... Built for gaming, but it can handle probably most of what you throw at it. I'm positive it handles streaming and gaming with no issues. Best gaming cpu 9850x3d with 5080 plays most games at 4K with 100-120 fps using DLSS Quality and 2x frame gen (if necessary). The case is awesome and allows you to either have fans mounted at top with mesh top, or switch to glass top for max vision mode and mount fans on the side. I changed from the top radiator fan setup to a push/pull on the side, which keeps the CPU cooler and no noticeable increase to GPU temps with bottom intake fans feeding cool air. Lian-Li case & fans are super customizable. It lets you set the vibe any way you want. I'm playing with a 47" LG OLED TV with G-Sync (VRR) up to 144hz, this build goes perfect with this TV.$2,953.85 -
The Beast The Beast
An upgrade from my beloved gaming laptop with a 2060, I built a this beast in 2024, and it has been serving me well ever... An upgrade from my beloved gaming laptop with a 2060, I built a this beast in 2024, and it has been serving me well ever since.$2,279.96 -
Nitro Nitro
I play World of Tanks, Google games and will be starting content creation. This isn't meant as bragging—I'm just genuinely... I play World of Tanks, Google games and will be starting content creation. This isn't meant as bragging—I'm just genuinely excited and proud of something I accomplished at 65 years old. One item on my bucket list was something I'd always wanted to do: spec and build my own PC. For the past 30 years or so, I've been a loyal Dell customer, purchasing highly configured pre-built systems every two to three years. The Dell this PC replaced actually served me well for six years. As a retirement gift to myself, I decided it was finally time to build what I hope will be my "last and forever" PC. My original plan was to spec out all the components and have an online builder assemble and ship it to me. Along the way, I spent countless hours researching components, watching YouTube videos, talking with knowledgeable people, and even using AI to help me understand the latest hardware and make informed choices. Then I discovered Micro Center's Build & Learn program. Instead of simply ordering a custom PC, I had the opportunity to build it myself under the guidance and watchful eye of one of Micro Center's technicians. It transformed what would have been just another purchase into an unforgettable experience. Walking out with a computer that I personally assembled was incredibly satisfying. It wasn't just about owning a powerful PC—it was about learning something new, accomplishing a lifelong goal, and proving to myself that you're never too old to tackle a new challenge. At 65 years old, I can honestly say this was one of the most rewarding projects I've ever completed. Thank you to everyone at Micro Center especially Brendan, who helped turn a bucket-list dream into a reality. The icing on the cake is the benchmarks put Nitro in the 99th percentile.$8,153.87 -
Obsidian Obsidian
So I have been wanting to build a PC sense I was in my early 30’s I am 54 now. Last December I bought a PS5 and started to... So I have been wanting to build a PC sense I was in my early 30’s I am 54 now. Last December I bought a PS5 and started to play games again mainly Arc Raiders and started going down the YouTube rabbit holes of all things gaming and then pc and pc building. So I decided that it was finally time to build a pc! I was so excited! I did all the research on building, components and how I wanted it to look and perform. To be honest I wanted it to look cool! This was mainly to see if I could do it . The hunting around picking out the parts was a blast! Early in the process I knew I wanted it to be as clean as possible and wanted a back connection motherboard and so it started! This was one of the most fun and memorable things I have ever done! I think it came out just the way I pictured it! The performance is not the highest end build but I would say a mid to upper level build with a focus on esthetics probably not the most original but something I like. I would love to know what everyone thinks on how I did!$2,214.06 -
Dust with a side of PC Dust with a side of PC
I built this PC in November 2025 for gaming. I keep it on a shelf low to the floor so it gets dusty pretty easily. I built this PC in November 2025 for gaming. I keep it on a shelf low to the floor so it gets dusty pretty easily.$985.94 -
Cyberpunk meets Space Cyberpunk meets Space
WFH during the day. Gamer into the late hours at night. This build was meant to be my clean, high-performance daily setup,... WFH during the day. Gamer into the late hours at night. This build was meant to be my clean, high-performance daily setup, but it turned into something way more personal. While I was building it, my 4-year-old kept wanting to help. He would bring over his toys, his toy tools, and whatever he thought belonged in the PC. One thing led to another, and his astronaut and Space Shuttle Atlantis became part of the build itself. The final theme became Cyberpunk meets Space with neon blues, purples, and a little bit of NASA-inspired imagination. The timing made it even cooler because all of this was happening during the Artemis space mission buzz, so it sparked even more curiosity in him. At the end of the day, this is still my WFH/gaming setup, but now it has a story behind it. It is one of those build experiences I know I will never forget. My son got to be part of it, the theme came together naturally, and its more than just hardware in a case. It became ours. TY MC for the parts & help!$3,604.92 -
Dreamsicle Dreamsicle
Needed a rig that would let me run video on ultra high everything. The orange case with the white components gave it the... Needed a rig that would let me run video on ultra high everything. The orange case with the white components gave it the Dreamsicle look. Raj from the Houston location worked with me on the build and learn service.$3,059.94 -
White Out makes you Green with envy. White Out makes you Green with envy.
So I had a 9-year-old system bid on EVGA platform, started really failing with some newer games like The last of Us. After... So I had a 9-year-old system bid on EVGA platform, started really failing with some newer games like The last of Us. After an exhaustive search, realized it was my water cooler. Long story short somebody turned me on the micro center's website and the new build began. Yes I fixed my old system and yes I put it to use at home. But the new build is the showcase of my newly remodeled office where I pretty much sit and play games a good part of the day.$4,136.90 -
Toji Toji
This PC went through many renditions but after finally getting everything I wanted I ended up with this. It's an absolute... This PC went through many renditions but after finally getting everything I wanted I ended up with this. It's an absolute beast, runs anything I want at max settings with ease. Wouldn't change a thing about this computer. Doesn't get hot at all either, very quiet even with 10 fans.$3,969.92 -
Phanteks Evolv X2 Phanteks Evolv X2
The Evolv X2 appeals to me because it prioritizes presentation and craftsmanship. It makes high-end components look like... The Evolv X2 appeals to me because it prioritizes presentation and craftsmanship. It makes high-end components look like they're floating inside a glass display case, creating a sleek, futuristic build that feels custom and premium. The three-sided tempered glass design showcases the hardware from nearly every angle, creating a striking display that makes the system feel more like a centerpiece than just a PC. While there are cases with better airflow-focused designs, the Evolv X2 offers a combination of visual impact, build quality, and uniqueness that few other cases can match. Added with the much debatable air cooler, the TRYX TURRIS 620, keeps you gravitated at their center; centerpiece.$4,149.91 -
Guardian1 - Work & Gaming Guardian1 - Work & Gaming
This is my dream build - used for work, gaming, editing my drone videos, and software engineering This is my dream build - used for work, gaming, editing my drone videos, and software engineering$11,101.58 -
First PC Build - 9850X3D, 5070ti First PC Build - 9850X3D, 5070ti
My gaming laptop died after a long time, they discontinued the replacement parts which brought me to build this. Its awesome... My gaming laptop died after a long time, they discontinued the replacement parts which brought me to build this. Its awesome for games : D Used Microcenters bundle and paid about 2.4k for everything. I play Hunt: Showdown, DBD, CS, League, Resident evil/other horror games + more$2,406.95 -
Green Lantern Green Lantern
First, I would like to say thank you for allowing me to show my personal rig here. I have been building custom gaming and... First, I would like to say thank you for allowing me to show my personal rig here. I have been building custom gaming and workstation pc's for nearly 25 years. This particular rig has gone through many transitions in the last year and a half including 3 different cases. I initially thought of using the 9950x3d but I already had the 7900x3d and for what I do on my rig, 12 cores and 24 threads at a boost clock of 5.7ghz is more than enough. I use my pc for gaming, school, and some video editing (most is done on my wife's rig running a 14900k and 64gb of corsair dominator titanium ram at 7000mt's and a 5070ti). I am about 6 months away from my bachelor's degree then I will continue on to get my master's in business. Only in the last year and a half did my family talk me into starting a YouTube channel which is all new to me but has been received well so far. A couple of months ago Microcenter emailed me about sending a proposal for possible sponsorship so I hope this can show as part of that proposal as I have the full proposal almost finished. In the next few weeks, I will be posting videos of 2 high end DDR4 systems as I know right now it is very expensive to build DDR5 due to the memory crisis. One of these DDR4 rigs will be sold and the other I will be giving away to a deserving veteran as I am also a veteran. As I am an extreme enthusiast, the work on my personal rig is never done. There are more custom parts on the way as we speak. The liquid cooling system in this rig is my favorite part as I do it all by eyesight and to me it's an art form that when done right is absolutely beautiful to look at. Although this system has over 9k in it I did not choose to go with a 5090 as there is no way I am paying $4500 for a graphics card when my 9070 xt wil run high FPS in 1440p and 4k. I could build a pretty high-end gaming pc for the price of a 5090 graphics card but that's just my opinion. I chose to go with the not very well-known Jungle Leopard Interstellar V4 LCD fans because for $50 for a triple pack, I am getting surprisingly great airflow and cooling on my 45mm thick radiators. On the top radiator I am running a push pull config for better cooling as the 7900x3d is known to be a hot head. I have the processor overlocked at 5.4ghz on all cores and a-100 offset on the core clock of the gpu along with a -70 under volt, and 2750 on the memory clock. After all that the temps never get above 45c on the gpu.Thank you so much again for letting me show my system and I hope everyone has a wonderful day!$9,309.52 -
GameQube GameQube
This PC was built for both professional and gaming usage. It's powerful enough to run engineering, simulation, and creative... This PC was built for both professional and gaming usage. It's powerful enough to run engineering, simulation, and creative software in addition to handling any modern game flawlessly at 1440p or 4k. The design is intended to achieve a clean, low-to-no-frills appearance that prioritizes functionality over fancy aesthetics. With the built-in MSI motherboard control firmware, it's easy to program the RGB lighting to reflect the CPU and GPU temperatures in real time, providing a visual indication of PC performance without needing to run monitoring programs. The case (Cooler Master QUBE 540) has many interchangeable/reconfigurable components, and I recommend using the non-glass panel on the component side to increase airflow and enhance performance while saving on fans. Highly recommend going with AMD for both CPU and GPU in 2026, especially if you have little-to-no interest in bothering with AI homelabbing or frame generation.$2,149.95 -
Partial Rebuild Partial Rebuild
This was a partial rebuild of my previous system. Since taking this photo I've removed the gpu strimmer cable - it was a bit... This was a partial rebuild of my previous system. Since taking this photo I've removed the gpu strimmer cable - it was a bit of an impulse buy and I didn't like that way it pulled the power connector on the gpu at an angle and it was blocking airflow. I upgraded my GPU from an EVGA (rip) 3080ti to a 5080. I also replaced the case, fans, and cpu cooler (hardline water loop to air-cooler). I had an entirely corsair ecosystem before (case, fans, and pump/reservoir combo for water loop). The old fans were quite weak and I really wanted that Lian Li look so I bit the bullet and spent the money. While the new fans look incredible and vastly outperform the cheaper corsair fans I had, the Lian Li rgb controllers are a bit limited in features compared to what iCue could do out of the box. Even though iCue can be a bit clunky the feature I was truly missing right away was the ability to have my lighting profile switched do a much dimmer profile automatically whenever I launch a game or 3D application. I was able to accomplish the same effect with openRGB, but it took quite a bit of legwork. Knowing what I know now, I would still do it again, I love the way this thing looks now and the fact that I can move the feet and front i/o from the bottom of the case to the top and have the viewing angle face either the left or the right is amazing. I didn't even know that was a feature until after I purchased the case and I can't believe I've never seen it on other cases. Who the hell decided that your pc always had to be left-facing anyway???? I also replaced my old 1000W psu with an atx compliant 1200W Platinum beast. When I bought my last psu I went overkill thinking it would have the headroom for AT LEAST 1 gpu upgrade, but then nvidia did nvidia things with power cables so I had to replace it after anyway. Hopefully this one gets me through my next gpu. My trusty 12900k keeps up just fine with the 5080 for the games I play. I was a little worried about going from a hard line water loop with 380mm radiator to air cooling but it stays at surprisingly reasonable temps when I'm using software that pushes to 100%. Overall I'm very happy with how this turned out.$4,148.95 -
Ruby da Cherry Ruby da Cherry
I love my computer, I play at 1440p on Rainbow Six Siege, FiveM, and minecraft, all peforming really good at it too. The one... I love my computer, I play at 1440p on Rainbow Six Siege, FiveM, and minecraft, all peforming really good at it too. The one thing I need to get is a fan splitter and a argb hub.$1,857.82 -
Wireless Black Build With Case and... Wireless Black Build With Case and Motherboard Mods
I have been planning this build for months now and slowly gathering parts. After Lian Li released their Hydroshift 2 curved... I have been planning this build for months now and slowly gathering parts. After Lian Li released their Hydroshift 2 curved OLED AIO, I've finally had all the parts needed to start the build. Thanks to Micro Center's AMD bundles, I was able to make the jump to AM5, finally retiring my 5800X3D. I was also able to snag my 5070ti at MSRP from Micro Center in early January. The motherboard is the backbone of this build. The Aorus X870 Stealth, with its hidden back connectors, made building a breeze and brought my PC to a new level in terms of aesthetics. Paired with Klos2Reality's grommet shrouds for the Lian Li Vision Compact, I was able to achieve the clean build I had anticipated from the start. Some additions I wish to add in the future, one definitely being storage. Although I was able to get great prices in today's economy for my GPU and RAM from Micro Center, I underestimated how much storage I would really need. With all the games I'm adding to my Steam library and the videos I'm editing, I've quickly realized that 1TB is not enough. I hope to find a good deal for a 2TB or 4TB NVME at Micro Center soon. I'm also not sure how long I will keep my Lian Li TL case fans. These are absolutely beautiful and do a great job at cooling and keeping quiet, but they might be a little too much for my build, and that is something I will need to sit on for a little longer. The main games I've been playing on my new rig have been mostly Cyberpunk 2077, Forza Horizon 6, SpaceEngine, Need For Speed Hot Pursuit 2010, Batman Arkham Series, Apex Legends, Titanfall 2, and Screamer. I also use it for video editing, Blender, and general work.$3,990.84 -
Subnautica Subnautica
I built this PC as the main hub for gaming, streaming, and content creation. I’m the creator behind CS2Snitch, where I... I built this PC as the main hub for gaming, streaming, and content creation. I’m the creator behind CS2Snitch, where I stream Counter-Strike 2, investigate cheaters, host community events, open cases, and create content across Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and TikTok. I also enjoy playing Subnautica 2, S&Box, horror games, survival titles, and new releases with my community. My goal was to build a reliable system that could handle high-FPS gaming, live streaming, video editing, graphic design, and multitasking without slowing down. I use it for creating videos, thumbnails, overlays, managing websites, and growing my online communities. In the future, I plan to add more high-speed storage and possibly upgrade the GPU. If I could do one thing differently, I would have started with more storage from day one. This build is the backbone of everything I create online and supports both my passion for gaming and content creation.$4,514.92 -
His and her Builds Void and Nova His and her Builds Void and Nova
This was a His and her build i put together for someone. love the yin/yang of these two. they are built for 1080p gameing... This was a His and her build i put together for someone. love the yin/yang of these two. they are built for 1080p gameing and only have minor differences in the specs, Void has a 9060xt 16Gb while nova has a RTX5060 16gb. Same cpu, same Ra32gb, same cooler(difference color)$1,839.94 -
the rig the rig
This machine has the perfect balance of graphics processing and ram. It’s meant to do a lot of stuff you can do. Amazing and... This machine has the perfect balance of graphics processing and ram. It’s meant to do a lot of stuff you can do. Amazing and gaming does amazing as a computer that can help me develop a game or it does amazing as a server. I play Forza six. Some VR games and more. For future upgrades, I might add a little bit more ram to it. I wish I got a different case, but it’s fine. And get a aio but it’s my first bill and thanks to Micro Center. I was able to achieve this.$2,426.95 -
Tower 300 - Auric Core Sentinel Tower 300 - Auric Core Sentinel
Inspired by the Nostromo space lab, this build feels less like a PC and more like a living sci-fi experiment. Encased in... Inspired by the Nostromo space lab, this build feels less like a PC and more like a living sci-fi experiment. Encased in industrial gold and glass, every component is on display like critical life-support systems aboard a deep-space vessel. Powered by the Ryzen 9 9800X3D, an RTX 5080, and 32GB of 6000MHz CL30 memory, this machine is built for maximum performance with zero wasted motion. Cool, efficient, and slightly ominous, it hums with the energy of a classified research station always running, always evolving, and ready for whatever mission comes next. Part Reviews$3,554.92 -
XR Knight XR Knight
i mainly built this with the intent to use it for gaming, specifically to run with a vr setup. this build has not let me... i mainly built this with the intent to use it for gaming, specifically to run with a vr setup. this build has not let me down once. (note: with the list on the website, there is not a way for me to add my SSD, nor my aio. i have 2 512gb inland tn320 512gb NVME's, and a Montech Lightflow ARGB 360mm for my AIO.)$1,369.94 -
Wallet breaker Wallet breaker
I built this computer because I was tired of my Ryzen 9 slowing me down with streaming having clipping software and discord... I built this computer because I was tired of my Ryzen 9 slowing me down with streaming having clipping software and discord screen sharing in the background and so much more because of all the stuff I have I also built this because the 5070 asus tuf gpu looks amazing and can handle everything I throw at it except silent hills optimized game$2,064.91 -
project synapsis project synapsis
general all in one streaming and gaming system general all in one streaming and gaming system$6,202.90
