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am4 zombie am4 zombie
am4 is back from the dead! or so i recently learned. my nephews recently told me they wanted an upgrade from an aging... am4 is back from the dead! or so i recently learned. my nephews recently told me they wanted an upgrade from an aging ryzen 1600 processor. at first i thought i might be difficult to find a new processor for socket am4 now that amd has moved on to am5. but after some researching, i learned that surprisingly amd recently released a new line of am4 cpu's. even better, my local microcenter had one available. in addition to the new amd ryzen 5600t processor, i also added a new kit of ddr4. i also transitioned away from a few old sata ssd's and consolidated all the storage into a single m2 ssd. as for rgb, we felt that green suited our new zombie project the best. this zombie of a build will live on, running games on their 6600 like minecraft, spiderman, overwatch, etc.$744.94 -
Budget Gaming/Productivity Build Budget Gaming/Productivity Build
This PC was built using the CPU + RAM + MOBO bundle. I mainly built this PC for gaming but I also use it for some... This PC was built using the CPU + RAM + MOBO bundle. I mainly built this PC for gaming but I also use it for some productivity tasks occasionally. I mostly play Battlefield I, Battlefield V, and the Yakuza series.$849.94 -
Budget Desktop Budget Desktop
Play Tower Defense X with my son. Play Tower Defense X with my son.$767.91 -
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Facebook Gaming Facebook Gaming
Look into 2nd hand components and made a PC Look into 2nd hand components and made a PC$839.94 -
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My first PC build from scratch. My first PC build from scratch.
This gaming PC was made after a few of the family's windows laptops were damaged. We have a mac at home, but wanted a... This gaming PC was made after a few of the family's windows laptops were damaged. We have a mac at home, but wanted a dedicated Windows PC at home. I used one of the Micro Center Intel bundles as the basis for the gaming build (The $250 one with the Core i5), then picked out parts to build on top of it. A good thing for my current budget was that I had various storage devices at hand for this build. I did decide to get the case elsewhere as I found an open box deal for a case that normally costs $100. I am happy with how things have turned out for this build. For upgrades, I plan on buying more sticks of ram to double the memory capacity and I am in the middle of getting be quiet case fans for the desktop as the case only had two pre-installed and were quite loud and rumbled a lot. I know the motherboard supports the current 14th gen cpu's, so I may do that whenever those go down in price. And if necessary, I might change the CPU cooler if the current $20 one craps out in the future.$772.92 -
Low budget performance build Low budget performance build
Wanted to keep a tightish budget and not go overboard, i’m happy with the results Wanted to keep a tightish budget and not go overboard, i’m happy with the results$762.92 -
my first pc my first pc
after 4 years with a ryzen 7 3700u laptop i build my first pc from microcenter!!!!! the ram, cpu, and mb is from microcenter... after 4 years with a ryzen 7 3700u laptop i build my first pc from microcenter!!!!! the ram, cpu, and mb is from microcenter combo$849.96 -
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First build First build
I built this pc for gaming its has been nothing but great. i put comments for part numbers that were not on the website. I built this pc for gaming its has been nothing but great. i put comments for part numbers that were not on the website.$1,474.91 -
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Little Snow Little Snow
This was a budget build I did for a friend, keeping cost in mind, but also a clean look and decent performance. The... This was a budget build I did for a friend, keeping cost in mind, but also a clean look and decent performance. The combination of Ryzen 5600 with RX 6600 is amazing, giving me over 200fps on fortnite (performance mode) on a 1080p, for the budget, this is an amazing build, still looking cool and modern. Sadly, all prices went up in microcenter a month later and I'm not able to replicate this build, the cheapest I could find was a Ryzen 5500 with GTX 1660 Super and a B450 board, paying over $50 on tob of this build, too sad.$664.91 -
Build for a friend Build for a friend
Build for a close friend before he moves Build for a close friend before he moves$759.92 -
Budget Gaming PC Budget Gaming PC
Built for school work and light gaming. Plays Fornite, GTA V and valorant with ease. Built for school work and light gaming. Plays Fornite, GTA V and valorant with ease.$869.92 -
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Casual Pc Casual Pc
The purpose of building this pc is to get the job done and it's fun to build pc. The purpose of building this pc is to get the job done and it's fun to build pc.$821.92 -
Excalibur PC Excalibur PC
This build is for gaming and productivity. On the PC I play fortnite, valorant, call of duty and some other games. I also... This build is for gaming and productivity. On the PC I play fortnite, valorant, call of duty and some other games. I also use my PC for school, and finish assignments online. I also watch a ton of movies and TV shows which look amazing. I want to add some rgb fans in the future so for now it's a no rgb PC.$1,179.92 -
Living room PC Living room PC
First new build in like 20 years First new build in like 20 years$1,146.74 -
Artemis Artemis
An aesthetic-focused mid range gaming rig with room to grow and upgrade, designed for my wife. Definitely not winning any... An aesthetic-focused mid range gaming rig with room to grow and upgrade, designed for my wife. Definitely not winning any awards for the price-to-performance ratio, but I intentionally specced around some components (like the white, way more wattage than needed power supply and 32 GB of RGB RAM) based around looks and not needing to be upgraded later, with other components (like the RX 6600) being obvious targets for future upgrades. If anyone wanted to emulate this build while still going somewhat aesthetically pleasing, I'd go with the black version of the case, no RGB RAM (and also only 16 GB), get a single normal fan for rear exhaust instead of the RGB 3 pack, different power supply, no wifi card (if you don't need it, we did), and just use the stock heat sink for the 5600. With those changes, this would be a killer bang-for-buck build. As it is, I fully accept the higher cost in exchange for better looks and great accessories.$1,223.86 -
Shadow in the Dark Shadow in the Dark
Gaming when I get a chance and remotely work when I have to Gaming when I get a chance and remotely work when I have to$1,915.89 -
Windows 11 AMD 5 Windows 11 AMD 5
I needed to replace my previous AMD 3 FX 8370 processor computer. The motherboard stopped working. Initial intention was to... I needed to replace my previous AMD 3 FX 8370 processor computer. The motherboard stopped working. Initial intention was to upgrade to AMD 4 which had both good specs and prices. However, AMD 5 was on the horizon and I decided to wait and build to that spec to provide a longer life for the motherboard. I selected AMD as my builds for my wife use Intel and thus I could compare prices, specs, features, etc. The AMD 3 computer was quite efficient and more than sufficient for my foci on writing, from essays to books, and basic graphics. I often had multiple programs open as writing required accessing sources, looking at uses of the sources and my music to work by, ideally running simultaneously. The graphics programs were used for cleaning up old family photos, films and other materials such as newspapers. As I am not professionally into photo and video technology, I use basic software such as that from Cyberlink. The family pictures date to the turn of the 20th century and by the late 1930’s included old Kodak family films. I then sent the processed files to third parties to be placed on DVD’s which were distributed to family. For my AMD 5, all components were purchased locally, all but one M2 at Microcenter as I want to keep such local sources viable. I selected the Gigabyte X670 Aorus Elite motherboard, The retail cost was under $300, had the latest chipset and could be bundled with both other hardware and software. I was particularly interested in using M2 storage and the motherboard had three slots for it, one tied directly to the CPU and two PCle 4.0 slots. For memory I purchased a one TB M2 2280 for the CPU slot on which I put Windows 11 and a second partition for downloaded software that I installed in the C: partition. For data files I selected a 2 TB mvme which was a later purchase from Best Buy. The latter was on special sale, almost 50% off. On this device I created three partitions for storing documents, music and pictures/videos. I had planned on using my existing 3 TB HDD but it too had stopped working. I hope to recover the data from it. The slots for the M2 storage are under a heat sink located next to the PCle 16 slot. Thus the M2 devices did not need any heat sinks. The slots are partially under my PowerColor RX 6600 graphics card with 8 GB of memory. I am not a gamer so don’t need the most recent graphics chips but did want a decent card with sufficient memory for a future 32 inch monitor. I purchased a Ryzen 7 7700X CPU that was bundled with 32 GB of GSkill memory. I selected the Noctua UH-14S cooler. The cooler is a large passive heat sink nearly six inches high and three inches wide. It comes with an attached fan but a second fan can be attached to the other side. I installed only one fan. I used existing hardware for the rest of the build. All was installed in my Antec server mid-tower case that has room for the cooler. The case has temperature controlled fans, one on the top back of the case and two on the top of the case. I reused my Antec 1000 watt platinum modular PSU along with my LG internal Blu-ray read/write drive. I have a 27 inch ASUS monitor and connected it via HDMI. After more than a month of using the new build, it runs fast and cool. The CPU cooler fan is almost noiseless and the case fans have not been turned on as the operating temperature is low. Booting takes less than 15 seconds and shutting down is about 5 seconds. The build was under $1,500 including tax. I look forward to increased efficiency and pleasure in my computing.$1,084.94 -
Unicorn Barf Unicorn Barf
First of all. let me make it clear that this build is not done according to my tastes and preferences. At all. However, I... First of all. let me make it clear that this build is not done according to my tastes and preferences. At all. However, I have a friend who is completely enamored with RGB components and so this otherwise-basic build was assembled according to what he wanted. The 6600xt is a midrange card that runs 1080p and occasionally 1440p games like Overwatch 2. Air cooling (and not a liquid AIO unit) was chosen for the cpu so that my friend wouldn't have to worry about an element of an AIO failing in future years of use.$884.92 -
Son's 1st Gaming PC Son's 1st Gaming PC
My 11 year old son has a passion for computers and always asked if he could build his own PC. He went on YouTube and did all... My 11 year old son has a passion for computers and always asked if he could build his own PC. He went on YouTube and did all the research on AMD/Intel, which Motherboard and graphics card he should get. Also he had a budget for his birthday money from parents and grandparents, so he was very cautious to not go over that. We finally got all the parts and since he had already done his research he was able to assemble with very little help from me to get all setup.$747.87
