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Micro AMD PC Micro AMD PC
After running the build and installing windows I underclocked the GPU to the reference GPU Core Clock of 2400 mhz. Now... After running the build and installing windows I underclocked the GPU to the reference GPU Core Clock of 2400 mhz. Now running around 250W instead of 330 watts$2,202.94 -
Over Budget Over Budget
The "Over Budget" build is something I wanted to do for a long time. When planning this, I initially intended it to be a bit... The "Over Budget" build is something I wanted to do for a long time. When planning this, I initially intended it to be a bit less flashy with a stealth look, but as this was my first build and one I will have for quite some time I decided to go all out and go "Over Budget". The build focuses on raw performance and raster which is why I decided to go with the XFX 7900 XTX and the 9800x3D. The Hyte Y70 Touch was the over-the-top case it needed to give it that much more flair. The same goes for the 9 Lian Li SL Infinity Fans! I have been really pushing it to its limits recently by playing Old School RuneScape and having a YouTube video open on the side monitor!$3,009.86 -
All-White Build All-White Build
I built this PC about a year ago to enjoy my all of my favorite games with high refresh rates and resolutions. Primarily, it... I built this PC about a year ago to enjoy my all of my favorite games with high refresh rates and resolutions. Primarily, it serves as my gaming rig for racing titles such as Forza Horizon 5 and Assetto Corsa. Outside of gaming, it's my workstation for schoolwork and watching YouTube. Currently, I have no upgrades in mind, as it's already very powerful. Something I would highly recommend adding is the cable extensions. If you just use the included PSU cables, you'll have one extra cable hanging loose from the GPU.$3,602.54 -
Second DIY PC Second DIY PC
My second-ever pc build. I use this PC for working from home, web browsing, and gaming. I play all kind of games, Elden ring... My second-ever pc build. I use this PC for working from home, web browsing, and gaming. I play all kind of games, Elden ring and Dark&darker to name a few. Made the choice to move from Intel to AMD because of all the horror stories about intel's newest cpus. So far it's been working good!$2,274.89 -
The 1440p Titan The 1440p Titan
I built it because my last PC was extremely outdated (AMD Radeon RX 560 Cyberpower PC from 2017) and I wanted to have a fun... I built it because my last PC was extremely outdated (AMD Radeon RX 560 Cyberpower PC from 2017) and I wanted to have a fun time gaming rather than experience exhausting load in times paired with choppy gameplay. I want to play all competitive FPS shooters and Battle Royal games. I will stick to my PS5 to play story mode games but every other type of game will be played on my PC. No planned future upgrades as I got mostly the latest parts but in retrospective I would have gone with a different AIO because the Arctic Liquid Freezer III was so difficult to work with. Overall an insane rig and I will use it for many many years to come.$1,764.94 -
2024 Purple Pixel Eater 2024 Purple Pixel Eater
Machine is used for everything from MS Office to software development to multiple VM's to gaming. Machine is used for everything from MS Office to software development to multiple VM's to gaming.$2,917.27 -
Dan's workstation Dan's workstation
Does a little bit of everything. The goal is to not have to do anything to it for quite a few years so that's why I went for... Does a little bit of everything. The goal is to not have to do anything to it for quite a few years so that's why I went for air cooling.$2,369.92 -
White Fusion White Fusion
Mostly new parts but bought CPU and case with fans second hand and a few things on deals or with coupons savings money.... Mostly new parts but bought CPU and case with fans second hand and a few things on deals or with coupons savings money. Putting it together was very easy after watching videos and reading manuals. Just need to take time and be firm but delicate with parts. As for bios settings, using Intel POR helps keep everything cool and playing games with no hassle. Fans don’t get very loud when going full blast so generally a very pleasant experience using the PC so far.$2,994.91 -
AMD Machine 2024 AMD Machine 2024
This PC was built to replace my old LGA1151 pc I built back in 2017. This time around I decided to go AMD instead of my... This PC was built to replace my old LGA1151 pc I built back in 2017. This time around I decided to go AMD instead of my usual Intel/Nvidia build. The pc is used to play @1440p 165hz and I’d say paired up with a Sapphire Nitro+ 7900xtx, it can easily achieve that.$2,279.92 -
Daily Driver Daily Driver
2nd build in a few months. All amd this time. Use it for school gaming and productivity . the Asrock software for AI is... 2nd build in a few months. All amd this time. Use it for school gaming and productivity . the Asrock software for AI is nice. Stop with the AMD hate. 90% of the time problems are user error.$3,233.94 -
Onyx Prime 8081 Onyx Prime 8081
This bad boy was built to do everything from Gaming to Video Editing This bad boy was built to do everything from Gaming to Video Editing$2,292.95 -
Chill Vibes Chill Vibes
This is my first ever PC build. I used to just buy pre-built PCs before and ever since my previous one died, I've decided to... This is my first ever PC build. I used to just buy pre-built PCs before and ever since my previous one died, I've decided to have a go. Was surprised how relatively easy it was. Granted, however, that I've invested quite some hours into youtube and reddit studying the topic lol. Happy how it turned out, the next step will be to buy a vertical GPU mount and to wait until my NZXT hub arrives, so I can connect the Streamer Lian Li cables. The fan config is 4 exhaust (1 rear, 3 top) and 6 intake reverse blade fans (3 side, 3 bottom).$2,675.28 -
Purple/Black Gaming Box Purple/Black Gaming Box
Never built a system before so was excited to put something together with a top of the line GPU and CPU combo. All items... Never built a system before so was excited to put something together with a top of the line GPU and CPU combo. All items were purchased within around a week, taking advantage of some online Black Friday sales This system is primarily for gaming, and some video editing, I've paired it with a LG 32GP750 1440p 165Hz monitor, I also have it hooked up to a 55" Sony X90k to run 4k 120Hz. No complaints putting everything together, the popular Corsair 4000D was super easy for install and had more than ample room for the huge 7900XTX, also no crazy RGB here, just simple and neat. Temps have been good so far, the Peerless Assassin cooler is plenty, I have yet to see temps run past about 70c with gaming use. There's definitely coil whine coming from the GPU during intensive gameplay, can be annoying but not a huge deal when you have your volume up or headphones in.$2,027.92 -
PromisedLAN-1 PromisedLAN-1
Moving back into a Desktop after a good while as a laptop gamer. Moving back into a Desktop after a good while as a laptop gamer.$2,320.91 -
Team Red Gaming PC Team Red Gaming PC
Gaming and productivity PC. Looking forward to play Elden Ring at ultra setting. Upgraded to this PC to support an ultrawide... Gaming and productivity PC. Looking forward to play Elden Ring at ultra setting. Upgraded to this PC to support an ultrawide monitor$2,038.83 -
Productivity & Gaming that is clan and... Productivity & Gaming that is clan and fast.
Working and gaming at home, I want speed and comfort. A standing desk or a comfortable chair makes what you do, fun longer.... Working and gaming at home, I want speed and comfort. A standing desk or a comfortable chair makes what you do, fun longer. This PC build was not to be a disco, but a cool expression of clean. Finding an empty room and making it a space to create was the goal. Set-up includes: Intel 14700k, 7900xtx pulse, 216 Lian Li case, MSI Z690 Carbon, 32gb OLOy DDR5 Blade 6800MHz, Samsung 990Pro 2TB. 2x LG 32" 2k monitors. 2x PC under desk holders from HUANUO. Best part of this build was the Microcenter staff, quick to answer questions. Helped me with the AIO and case recommendations. In and out of the store in 30 minutes. Thanks!$2,346.93 -
Stealth AMD Build Stealth AMD Build
This build replaced my previous 12 year old build with an i7-2600K. The main goal of this build was to get a... This build replaced my previous 12 year old build with an i7-2600K. The main goal of this build was to get a high-performance gaming experience while still being extremely capable of running intense productivity workloads. Since my last build was also extremely loud with 12+ fans in the Antec LanBoy Air case, I set out to build something that would be significantly quieter while gaming and succeeded. This system is also intended to be ultra reliable, requiring only periodic dusting for maintenance, and highly upgradeable over the next few years as needed. This build ended up going a completely different direction from the i9-13900K and Z790 Maximus Hero that I originally purchased, but I have to say that I've been extremely happy with it even though I've always been an Intel fan.$3,607.89 -
Mothership Mothership
I am a big gamer, have been since I was 5. Built my first computer when I was 13 from saved up allowances, birthdays and... I am a big gamer, have been since I was 5. Built my first computer when I was 13 from saved up allowances, birthdays and Christmas. As time progressed and parts became better, I upgraded piece by piece, upgrading the cpu once, the gpu a couple years later. Then in this past year, I decided to go all out so I got myself the best parts I could afford and rebuilt my old pc and adding in hardline liquid cooling. I swapped the gpu cpu and motherboard to the new am5 chip. The original harddrive from when i built my first computer is still in here and I feel really proud of how far the old thing has come.$2,185.92 -
XR-73/ Black Panther XR-73/ Black Panther
Building my first PC i wanted something that could handle gaming, streaming and video editing. The hardest part about this... Building my first PC i wanted something that could handle gaming, streaming and video editing. The hardest part about this build was being scared that i applied way to much pressure on the CPU cooler to connect to the CPU. as far as gaming on this PC its mainly simulation games. racing simulator, flight simulator, with the occasional COD$3,659.82 -
Polaris Polaris
Built it out of just being a PC Hardware Enthusiast. Saw the Fractal Torrent and knew I had to build something with it. I... Built it out of just being a PC Hardware Enthusiast. Saw the Fractal Torrent and knew I had to build something with it. I think it came out very nice! I definitely need to get some white PSU cables to match the aesthetic overall. In hindsight, I should have maybe went for the standard Noctua heatsink, as the chrome fins would have matched the chrome from the PowerColor 7900XTX. Still very pleased!$2,029.93 -
White Gaming PC Build White Gaming PC Build
Built this PC to upgrade from my old laptop, mostly play competitive FPS games (Overwatch 2, VALORANT) and I will also use... Built this PC to upgrade from my old laptop, mostly play competitive FPS games (Overwatch 2, VALORANT) and I will also use it for university work (majoring in computer science). I've done some video editing as well, so I might do that too. No plans for upgrades for now, but I could probably have saved on RAM and SSD and upgraded the GPU. Definitely happy with the 7900XTX though and it fits the theme very well.$2,809.90 -
Hellhound Hellhound
I've always wanted to build my own tower since I was a kid so here it is. My first. It's obviously built for gaming but can... I've always wanted to build my own tower since I was a kid so here it is. My first. It's obviously built for gaming but can also be easily utilized for other purposes. Yes I know!! I cheaped out on the motherboard... probably a future upgrade but this one is perfectly fine for now. The build itself didn't take that long, the fan/rgb hub in the case was wired incorrectly and took me way too long than it should to figure it out. LOL I GOT IT!!! Occasionally on my days off I will stream alone or with friends who may also stream. If you're interested my tag is Terror666Billy and yes I follow/support back. Not setup for video right now but will use the mic if there's some chat happening. I'm not ready to take the plastic off the glass panel yet so, sorry for the slight blur in the pictures.$2,409.92 -
Gas Powered Gaming PC Gas Powered Gaming PC
Runs on 20% nitro fuel and has 4 horsepower lol Runs on 20% nitro fuel and has 4 horsepower lol$4,679.95 -
4K Gaming White Build 4K Gaming White Build
Gaming computer in 4K to play Fortnite, Resident Evil 4, Starfield, and Star Wars: Jedi Survivor Gaming computer in 4K to play Fortnite, Resident Evil 4, Starfield, and Star Wars: Jedi Survivor$2,334.94 -
Hackintosh Pro 7,1 (MacOs / Win11) Hackintosh Pro 7,1 (MacOs / Win11)
Having been a longtime Apple/Mac PowerUser, I was tired of buying Apple products that are no longer user serviceable.So I... Having been a longtime Apple/Mac PowerUser, I was tired of buying Apple products that are no longer user serviceable. So I took maters into my own hands and built a Hachintosh.$3,103.86 -
BFG-pu BFG-pu
I needed an upgrade from my 5 year old prebuilt for gaming. I like to play many games, recently its been Diablo IV,... I needed an upgrade from my 5 year old prebuilt for gaming. I like to play many games, recently its been Diablo IV, Warframe, and looking forward to trying more games soon. currently only running in 1080p but will be upgrading to a 1440p panel soon.$2,065.92 -
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AMD Build AMD Build
Work computer (CAD), sim rig (ACC), and gaming (CoD, Apex, other fps games) Work computer (CAD), sim rig (ACC), and gaming (CoD, Apex, other fps games)$2,209.94 -
Lucky 7 Lucky 7
First upgrade after 7 years. Old build already was a rx 480 4gb and really struggled to run newer games even at 1080p.... First upgrade after 7 years. Old build already was a rx 480 4gb and really struggled to run newer games even at 1080p. Wanted to go all AMD this time since I skipped out on AM4 entirely. Managed to get of the limited edition Red Devil cards the weekend it went in stock my local Microcenter.$2,218.48 -
A new computer every 10 years, whether... A new computer every 10 years, whether I need it or not!
I bought the mobo/cpu/RAM combo and built around that. I bought the mobo/cpu/RAM combo and built around that.$1,994.89 -
Fancy Paper Weight Fancy Paper Weight
I was bored and decided to upgrade my, already insane, PC that I built with Top AMD components at the start of the GPU... I was bored and decided to upgrade my, already insane, PC that I built with Top AMD components at the start of the GPU Scalping craze. This thing has been able to handle everything that has been thrown at it so far. I am currently gaming at 1440p, which is completely fine. But in the future, when 4K becomes more prevalent, it will be at the ready for the transition.$3,405.90 -
First build in years First build in years
Gaming rig for fast fps on a ultra wide 2k monitor. Plan on upgrading from air cooling later on and adding a vertical GPU... Gaming rig for fast fps on a ultra wide 2k monitor. Plan on upgrading from air cooling later on and adding a vertical GPU mount. Future upgrades and current performance centered build.$2,139.91 -
$4K for 4K $4K for 4K
After upgrading to a 4K, 144HZ monitor for accessibility purposes, I soon realized that my 6800 XT couldn't quite push the... After upgrading to a 4K, 144HZ monitor for accessibility purposes, I soon realized that my 6800 XT couldn't quite push the frames I wanted for games at 4K. I decided to upgrade my entire rig in order to get the absolute maximum out of the DDR4/Z790 platform for the next 5+ years. I work heavily with Docker, Hyper-V/VMWare Workstation, and WSL - so 64GB of RAM is a necessity for me. Additionally, my i9-13900K gets put to great use in my professional workloads I handle at my employer. If I were just gaming, I probably would have saved a lot of money by going with an i5-13600K, a cheaper board, and more "optimal" choices - but I have specific use cases (such as a TPM for Bitlocker, even in the event of a BIOS update). For compute performance: the i9-13900K wipes the floor of every other chip I've laid my hands on. Even compared to my old Ryzen 5 1600, my system feels like a completely new one. Everything is immediately so much faster to open, load, download, render, and process. A good reason for this is also due to my choice of storage - all PCIE 4.0 SSDs. For boot, I bought the (at the time) fastest & available 2TB M.2 SSD for my operating system + games. I considered a WD SN850X, but I've had reliability issues with my old SN850 - so I steered clear. The other three SSDs are cheaper SN750 SEs I got on sale for bulk storage/ISOs/VMs and my music library. In games, my 7900 XTX also wipes the floor - even compared to my still-venerable 6800XT! I'm able to constantly achieve 190FPS (capped) in Apex at 4K competitive settings, and I imagine just about every other game I may want to play for the next few years will run excellent as well. I could have gone for an RTX 4090 for the maximum 4K performance possible, however, I refuse to support NVIDIAs practices and I've had bad luck with their drivers. This specific GIGABYTE model of 7900 XTX was chosen just because it was in stock around MSRP and runs cool. I never get above 75c at 100% load. I went with DDR4 on Z790 mostly out of convenience: at the time - I already had a high-end 4000MHz CL15 kit laying around and I didn't want it to go to waste. This is also why I have the Corsair Vengeance fan over my RAM - that kit ran very hot. Unfortunately, my needs increased early this year, and I had to upgrade to 64GB of RAM. I took a tiny bit of a performance hit by getting slower RAM, but in the real world, it doesn't make a difference. If I were building everything brand-new at once, I would 100% go DDR5 now that the platform has matured a bit. For Power Supply, I went overkill: I got a 1200W PSU, and ATX 3.0/PCIE 5.0 ready as well. While I don't plan on buying a 4090, having the ability to use 12VHPWR is nice. The RM1200X Shift is quiet, cool, and fits in my case. However, your mileage may vary when fitting it in your case - wait for more reviews and PCPP to verify compatibility. For my case, cooler, fans, etc. - I went with about the best I could without having to go full water-cooling. The only reason I went full-ATX is just for convenience sake, but in retrospect I don't think I'd change to a smaller case since I'm not moving it around often. All-in-all, I'm incredibly satisfied with my 4K gaming PC & workstation. PC building and repair is my hobby and has been for 10+ years - and now that I'm an adult I'm proud to call myself an enthusiast.$3,208.92 -
2018 2018
A PC that was built for school (web development) and gaming (Forza, Guardians of the Galaxy, Deathloop, etc). A PC that was built for school (web development) and gaming (Forza, Guardians of the Galaxy, Deathloop, etc).$1,789.96 -
Light the way Light the way
My personal pc build where it is a mix of black and white parts My personal pc build where it is a mix of black and white parts$2,326.93 -
Coruscant Coruscant
This is my primary gaming rig. I have been a PC gamer since 1988 and have been building my own PC's for almost 30 years.... This is my primary gaming rig. I have been a PC gamer since 1988 and have been building my own PC's for almost 30 years. Recent games I've been playing are Days Gone, Dead Space, Red Dead Redemption II, Cyberpunk 2077, Doom Eternal, Sniper Elite 5, Hitman 3 & Control: Ultimate Edition.$5,370.28 -
2023 Jay build-3k 2023 Jay build-3k
This is the first PC build I've had the luxury to make since being a poor college student. I plan to play anything I want,... This is the first PC build I've had the luxury to make since being a poor college student. I plan to play anything I want, which will range from things like Sim Racing, RPGs like Cyberpunk2077, FPS shooters, strategy games, roguelikes, and many more. I also plan on using it for flight sim titles too.$2,989.84 -
Sword of Sparda Sword of Sparda
General gaming ranging from FPS and RPGs General gaming ranging from FPS and RPGs$2,575.92 -
H7 Flow White Intel i9 12900KS w/360mm... H7 Flow White Intel i9 12900KS w/360mm AIO
Overclocked to the max - 5.7 GHz - 3800 C14 Overclocked to the max - 5.7 GHz - 3800 C14$2,572.77 -
AMD White Elephant AMD White Elephant
General Purpose machine for work and Medium Gaming. Really unsure about the white color at first, but it has really started... General Purpose machine for work and Medium Gaming. Really unsure about the white color at first, but it has really started to grow on me.$2,196.94 -
The Beast The Beast
I built this computer to be one that I could use for a long time. 5+ years I built this computer to be one that I could use for a long time. 5+ years$2,778.91 -
Intel/AMD RGB Intel/AMD RGB
7900 XTX & 13600k with RGB RGB RGB 7900 XTX & 13600k with RGB RGB RGB$2,163.94 -
night build night build
this system is a build that created for the purpose of gaming and 3d modeling. so its a jack of all traits PC that i was... this system is a build that created for the purpose of gaming and 3d modeling. so its a jack of all traits PC that i was planing with this build$3,155.88 -
High End Intel 13900K AMD 7900 XTX... High End Intel 13900K AMD 7900 XTX Anti-RGB White/Black Contrast Gaming Build
I needed an upgrade from my 11-year-old MacBook Pro from 2013 (2.6 GHz Intel i7 Nvidia GT 750M 2GB) which could barely run... I needed an upgrade from my 11-year-old MacBook Pro from 2013 (2.6 GHz Intel i7 Nvidia GT 750M 2GB) which could barely run Minecraft, so after saving up for a few years I finally got the budget for a high end build for moderate gaming and light productivity for college. Looking forward to playing Valorant, maybe some Overwatch, and all the games I couldn't back in high school with my friends.$3,102.92
