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VR Sim Racing Rig VR Sim Racing Rig
Built and upgraded for 4k AAA gaming and VR Sim Racing Built and upgraded for 4k AAA gaming and VR Sim Racing$4,055.80 -
Eclipse AI Test Bench Eclipse AI Test Bench
This computer build is designed for recording videos, AI research, streaming, and gaming, with a Ryzen 5900x processor, RTX... This computer build is designed for recording videos, AI research, streaming, and gaming, with a Ryzen 5900x processor, RTX 4090 graphics card, and 32 GB of RAM. It can handle MOBA and FPS games like Dota, Overwatch, and CS:GO at the highest settings with smooth performance, and allows for AI research and experimentation with machine learning models. Future upgrades may include more RAM or storage. The RTX 4090 may be overkill for some tasks, but provides impressive performance for future-proofing.$3,016.92 -
The Everything Build The Everything Build
(Since taking the photos I have corrected the fan orientation lol) This build is what I use every day for gaming, creating... (Since taking the photos I have corrected the fan orientation lol) This build is what I use every day for gaming, creating music, and school. I have built a few computers (I'm 20) with my first GPU having been a GTX 650, so this build is awesome for me. I couldn't come up with a good name so I called it the everything PC because I can do everything I need to on it (or want to because we don't need to be gaming on hardware this nice lol). Every spec is maxed out to benefit the specific areas I could face in my future, compiling code, rendering 3D objects, producing music, etc.$2,890.81 -
MyGaming MyGaming
I love gaming; We are a team of 15 players and we play a lot of online games like APEX, COD, Counter Strike. I also use this... I love gaming; We are a team of 15 players and we play a lot of online games like APEX, COD, Counter Strike. I also use this PC for my office work.$2,702.95 -
Gaming Coding Gaming Coding
I do software development and play a couple of games. League of Legends and Valorant I do software development and play a couple of games. League of Legends and Valorant$2,694.92 -
College Non-Friendly Rig College Non-Friendly Rig
I built the rig for gaming and CAD because I am a college student. I like its feature of ray tracing that 3080 can run any... I built the rig for gaming and CAD because I am a college student. I like its feature of ray tracing that 3080 can run any triple A game with RTX and DLSS on at 4K. It's multicore performance is also amazing when I need to run MATLAB on it.$2,659.91 -
The unnecessary monster The unnecessary monster
I love playing newer games at high settings, so this PC was a perfect upgrade for me. I've used it for things like God of... I love playing newer games at high settings, so this PC was a perfect upgrade for me. I've used it for things like God of War, Modern Warfare 2, Metro Exodus and a ton of others!$2,629.93 -
AMD Champion Build 2021 | Tustin, CA |... AMD Champion Build 2021 | Tustin, CA | #BeautyVSBeast
This year we, along with AMD’s help, challenged our store AMD Champions to build the ultimate Beauty or Beast gaming PC... This year we, along with AMD’s help, challenged our store AMD Champions to build the ultimate Beauty or Beast gaming PC utilizing the AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT and AMD Ryzen 7 5800X. The overall look and other features of the build were up to the AMD Champion to decide. Each system received a Time Spy Graphics score and a Cinebench CPU score.$2,589.94 -
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HAFX 5600X HAFX 5600X
This rig was built for playing AARPG, MMORPG and FPS games. I play POE, Diablo 2, Halo and many more. I also dabble in... This rig was built for playing AARPG, MMORPG and FPS games. I play POE, Diablo 2, Halo and many more. I also dabble in graphics and video editing.$2,426.91 -
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Alienzboi Alienzboi
Really sick case with parts i got for sale Really sick case with parts i got for sale$2,250.93 -
Beast build Beast build
This bill is essentially me future proofing my system with one of the most powerful chip set on the market as well as GPU.... This bill is essentially me future proofing my system with one of the most powerful chip set on the market as well as GPU. Hopefully this build will last me a while I don’t see myself upgrading unless it’s to an AM five motherboard. If that is the case I will upgrade to a 7800 X 3-D and move my 5800 X 3-D into my mini system.$2,224.91 -
From When Prices Were Decent Gaming From When Prices Were Decent Gaming
Budget gaming build of 2020 Budget gaming build of 2020$2,218.92 -
First Blood First Blood
I'm an artist and a gamer, and my poor little gaming laptop was falling apart so I decided now was the time to finally build... I'm an artist and a gamer, and my poor little gaming laptop was falling apart so I decided now was the time to finally build a PC. It's called First Blood because it's my first ever build, but I feel it definitely makes a memorable move!$2,133.88 -
Ryzen 5900x with 3090 Ryzen 5900x with 3090
Third computer I've designed chronologically, a straightforward yet powerful gaming setup for an entirely different friend... Third computer I've designed chronologically, a straightforward yet powerful gaming setup for an entirely different friend in a Meshify C. Built in a period when it was possible to purchase graphics cards but not motherboards or power supplies. Fortunately, I was able to get a 650w gold unit with an excellent reputation for a reasonable price. The price list is unquestionably inaccurate. Just got him a 1440p monitor, most of the games he plays aren't very taxing, so the 3090 super hangs in there really well, and even the most taxing games it can still hold its own over 100+ fps with some adjusted settings.$2,097.92 -
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el rancho el rancho
this pc is great it has a great rzyen 5 the case is really cool matching and in general its great pc this pc is great it has a great rzyen 5 the case is really cool matching and in general its great pc$1,906.97 -
White with Envy White with Envy
I'm an avid PC gamer and have been building my own PCs since I was about 10 years old. Most of my builds are Frankensteined... I'm an avid PC gamer and have been building my own PCs since I was about 10 years old. Most of my builds are Frankensteined together with old and new parts but when I was lucky enough to get an EVGA 3070 that didn't fit in my 10 year old case (see the pic), I bit the bullet, bought a great new case and pulled out the old, unused hardware. The result is not top of the line but with an AMD 5800X and a 3070, it will run pretty much every game out there at 1440p at smooth frame rates. Some of the parts in this list are not the exact model numbers for what I have but they are comparable. For example, I have an Intel 2GB Q$1,894.91 -
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Bob The builder Bob The builder
Apologies when this was first posted I got an error both times I posted it so assumed it hadn't gone up! Apparently it had... Apologies when this was first posted I got an error both times I posted it so assumed it hadn't gone up! Apparently it had double posted, my bad! This was a first build that actually went amazingly smoothly. From having read this community and around the web I was expecting parts to fail on me or something to go horrifically horrifically wrong. Much to my delight, however, it didn't. The build is mainly for gaming for the Summer at 1440p and I have to say, with the GTX 780, it couldn't be better, Crysis 3 at native resolution and ultra? All smooth 99% of the time. The ACX Cooler keeps it down to 65C and with everything else going on, I can't even hear it. The 3770k is running at 4.1GHz at the moment and probably won't go any higher due to temps. It can run up to 75C as 100% load in not much time, so I'm happily letting it sit here, no more performance is really actually needed after all! I need to praise the 600t first of all, it's amazing to build in, anyone could do it, and it could still be neat and tidy. The only problem is the noise, but a bit of fan tweaking and boom you have yourself an amazing build, that only sounds like half a jet taking off instead of five. Although I am posting this now the build was started a month ago with the GPU going in two weeks later, thus the lack of use of Haswell. It's primarily a gaming machine, yes, but the i7 was chosen because I'm going on to work in electronics engineering and had no idea what sort of requirements software in the field may have, so really covered my bases, there was no budget issue, so why not? On the note of choices people here may question, yes the PSU is above and beyond for what it currently supports, but years to come and it may find itself supporting a second 780 and any other crap I can find and fit into the case, which with my curiosity, may be an awful lot. Yes, That's a WiFi Adapter on the top. No, I can't get an Ethernet cable to my tower. And No, my internet isn't good enough for it to be worthwhile trying! :P The monitor is amazing. 1440p is a pretty great resolution, not too much, but enough to make a noticeable difference when you have two windows side by side. The colours on this are also amazing, and you really notice a difference compared to other displays around the place. I came from an iMac, and noticed better quality and also for any normal gamer all of this talk of response times, I haven't had any trouble playing CS:Go a lot so don't let it worry you. If you've got the money, I'd recommend it. Now for first build noob issues. I had a couple. One of which is very very stupid. On the back of the Sabertooth Motherboard was a sticker, and this sticker covered the Ethernet and two USB ports basically reminding you that it was from Intel. I saw this sticker and thought nothing of it, proceeding to install the motherboard into the case. Look at back of motherboard, there's the sticker...behind the backplate... needing motherboard removal to take it off, this was literally the most time consuming part of the build! And that brings me neatly to the second issue I had. My screwdriver is not magnetic. The Sabertooth has thermal armour. In order to install the standoff screws you need to guide them down the hole in the thermal armour, without that magnetic screwdriver, getting them down the holes and them ending up straight ended up being a massive game of luck, but this isn't a dig at the motherboard, which I love the look and capabilities of! I also know some people will be questioning how much I paid for all this lot. In total with all the fans and everything we're probably looking at £2550. (Prices shown above aren't what or where I paid for anything!) Now I know I could have shaved money off here and there and got better performance, someone will suggest LGA2011 I'm sure, but the point is I've got a lovely build here with high quality components that I love, and it's encouraged me to build many more computers as the years go on! And Finally, I'd like to thank the community of r/buildapc. There's so many helpful posts flying around and I got a bit of help myself from people, it's good to have somewhere you know you can come to if **** just doesn't work. To all newcomers out there like me: If you're considering building, go for it. With the right parts, it's a really rewarding experience.$1,797.92 -
American Dream American Dream
perfect for gaming and rendering 3d models perfect for gaming and rendering 3d models$1,789.91