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ICEBOX PC ICEBOX PC
Built this PC in early October. Built for gaming and video editing. Case was great to build in and had no issues with MC or... Built this PC in early October. Built for gaming and video editing. Case was great to build in and had no issues with MC or any of their parts. Good prices for the parts imo but the cooler was a bit pricey. Great MB with onboard WiFi for the B550 chipset. RGB was nice to setup and I really liked how the build came out. I could only attach one photo as all my other ones were taken in portrait mode and you can’t attach those here, but the photo I attached gives a good look at how it came out.$972.92 -
Multi-purpose desktop with room for... Multi-purpose desktop with room for future upgrade.
I want to build a decent desktop which can handle gaming and also gives me the ability to multi-task because I am planning... I want to build a decent desktop which can handle gaming and also gives me the ability to multi-task because I am planning to get four monitors for my work. Most importantly, I want to build something that can last for few years with room for expansion. The build that I picked fits my budget.$1,034.95 -
Beast Beast
Built it for work, gaming, school everything you can do on a computer and wanted to give it a try always wanted to build one... Built it for work, gaming, school everything you can do on a computer and wanted to give it a try always wanted to build one because it seems so fun don’t have a graphics card yet but I’m saving up for one$1,036.95 -
Daughters Christmas Daughters Christmas
System I built with my daughter for her Christmas present. System I built with my daughter for her Christmas present.$1,193.93 -
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minimalist minimalist
It was a build made to play games like Valorant and Fortnite It was a build made to play games like Valorant and Fortnite$1,270.31 -
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Easy-going Blackout Easy-going Blackout
Wanted a sleeper "blackout" with a focus on easy-going price and easy-going performance. Wanted a sleeper "blackout" with a focus on easy-going price and easy-going performance.$1,304.87 -
MikePfunk PC MikePfunk PC
Thought my last motherboard was fried but it was the brand new psu. It was an i7 8700 though so I needed an upgrade. Thought my last motherboard was fried but it was the brand new psu. It was an i7 8700 though so I needed an upgrade.$1,304.93 -
first real build lol first real build lol
Its mainly for gaming but also photo editing and school occasionally. i pay overwatch, valorant, some fortnite, im trying to... Its mainly for gaming but also photo editing and school occasionally. i pay overwatch, valorant, some fortnite, im trying to get back into racing games like forza, and i recently got gta 5. im also making my way through cyberpunk. in the future i want to get a new gpu i have a 3070ti and some games like fortnite are surprisingly verry gpu bound with my 13700k.$1,309.94 -
Baby Sis Baby Sis
I built this little guy for my sister's birthday after she had asked for her own PC for months now I built this little guy for my sister's birthday after she had asked for her own PC for months now$1,384.92 -
Thunderdome Thunderdome
A computer built for work and games. I bought everything except the graphics card in a single trip to Micro Center. Used for... A computer built for work and games. I bought everything except the graphics card in a single trip to Micro Center. Used for editing audio, recording music, spreadsheeting, remote meetings, gaming, and arguing on the internet. GPU is a Gigabyte 3080 Ti VISION OC I bought from Micro Center back at the beginning of 2022.$1,389.90 -
Dark Forest Dark Forest
It's my first build ever after years of making mock PC lists on the MicroCenter custom PC builder. It's for everything from... It's my first build ever after years of making mock PC lists on the MicroCenter custom PC builder. It's for everything from gaming to audio production with some CAD on the side. It was a little bit of a struggle to build in it being my first build was in an ITX case, but overall I love how it turned out and am excited to complete my entire setup!$1,398.86 -
1st pc build 3600 rtx 2070s 1st pc build 3600 rtx 2070s
I built it because I am a 3rd year college student and it was time to upgrade from my 500 dollar laptop. I play some games... I built it because I am a 3rd year college student and it was time to upgrade from my 500 dollar laptop. I play some games on it, it runs gta pretty well, I also played a free game team fortress two and it’s very smooth. I still have some cable management to do but I was in a bit of a time crunch so that will be my next task with it.$1,402.91 -
Bumblebee, Demon Slayer Bumblebee, Demon Slayer
Let spouse choose parts on her own with help from the Brentwood staff. She fell in love with the yellow case (Transformers... Let spouse choose parts on her own with help from the Brentwood staff. She fell in love with the yellow case (Transformers nerd-girl), and the dragons on the MSI products (Oookaaaay, MSI is good). and let the staff help her with the rest. She is a casual, light gamer: GW, FFXIV, EQ, WoW, Diablo(s), etc., so this should keep her happy for a while$1,404.90 -
Clean and small AMD mid range build Clean and small AMD mid range build
I last built a PC about 13 years ago, so I was due for an update. I didn't care about having the best graphics card or... I last built a PC about 13 years ago, so I was due for an update. I didn't care about having the best graphics card or processor but wanted a smallish build that was all around capable and this PC is perfect so far. I plan to do some moderate gaming on it. So far, I get about 120 FPS in Destiny 2 with max settings and load times are nearly non existent. For the case, I really like the cable management, build quality, and air flow. However, good luck trying to fill the 2.5 and 3.5 slots with hard drives AND have clean cabling. Everything booted great the first time. I did have to manually set the memory speeds to the faster EXPO.$1,404.92 -
Storm Trooper Storm Trooper
I wanted to build a new system for everyday work that was able to run multiple virtual machines. Something that was smaller... I wanted to build a new system for everyday work that was able to run multiple virtual machines. Something that was smaller than my previous build and that was an all white build$1,406.86 -
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MSI Build MSI Build
My prior computer met an untimely death, but I was due for an upgrade anyway. The timing couldn't have been better, as the... My prior computer met an untimely death, but I was due for an upgrade anyway. The timing couldn't have been better, as the very next day a great deal came out on an i9 bundle. I thought I would take a stab at building my first unit. Something that should have enough meat to last at least 5 years.$1,489.56 -
1st PC 1st PC
1st pc I've built. I used to play/work on a decent lenovo laptop but it would struggle to keep up. I dont play too many... 1st pc I've built. I used to play/work on a decent lenovo laptop but it would struggle to keep up. I dont play too many games now but am looking to get more into pc gaming, so I went with this setup so I can have a wide range of games to play.$1,506.09 -
AMD Washout AMD Washout
I got into PC gaming back in my freshman year of college in 2017. For the longest time, I was playing games like Fortnite... I got into PC gaming back in my freshman year of college in 2017. For the longest time, I was playing games like Fortnite and Minecraft on my 2016 13" MacBook Pro, dual-booted with Windows 10. However, gaming performance was subpar with this; I wanted to be able to enjoy games graphically but also wanted something portable since I was moving between my dorm room and my home a lot. About a year later, in August 2018, I bought an eGPU with a Sapphire Nitro+ RX 580. This was definitely a step up but it was a pain to maintain and keep operational, as Windows 10 updates constantly broke it and caused error 12. Shortly after buying my eGPU, I began doing research on building my own PC and saving up. I did research off and on for a couple years and then, this past spring after COVID hit and quarantine started, I finally decided to pull the trigger and build my own PC. I did a bunch of research on what the best parts were and how to actually build my computer. After I had my list of parts nailed down, I started watching prices. I saw my local Micro Center had only one Sapphire Nitro+ RX 5700 XT Special Edition in stock, so I went ahead and ordered it for pickup. I got to Micro Center and decided to look around for a bit, as it was my first time being in one. While I was there, I decided I might as well pick up my case too. However, an employee asked me if I needed any help. Long story short, I walked out of Micro Center that day with everything I needed to build my PC (whoops). Later that night, I began building my PC. It went fairly well, but I did struggle with getting the motherboard into the case. Being a first time builder, I attached the Z63 pump to the CPU right away-- that meant that I had to somehow get the motherboard in while also holding the radiator and not putting too much stress on the pump. I didn't want to take off the pump, as I feared messing up the pre-applied thermal paste. I was finally able to get the motherboard in and the rest of my build was pretty easy. Shortly after I completed the build, one of the lights went out in one of the fans on my RX 5700 XT. I took it back to Micro Center to replace, but they did not have the same one in stock, so I just decided to use my RX 580 from my eGPU and save up for when AMD releases new GPUs. The PC performs great and playing games on it is a blast. The white NZXT case is simple and pleasing to look at. I'm extremely pleased with my choice of parts. I mostly use the PC for gaming, playing anything from PVP games like Fortnite or Warzone, to other games like No Man's Sky or Satisfactory. I am able to run everything on high-ultra settings and get 60+ FPS. I would love to be able to get more frames, but my monitor is only a 60Hz monitor, so I am not too concerned about that right now. Next to upgrade will be the monitor and then the GPU. I'm hoping to find a nice 1440p 144Hz monitor during Black Friday or Amazon Prime Day. I am hoping to stick with AMD for my next GPU, but would also love to get a GPU capable of ray-tracing. If you have any questions, let me know in the comments!$1,539.92 -
Cost effective graphic design pc.... Cost effective graphic design pc. Godspeed
Built this pc for graphic design and some video editing plus daily use. Godspeed Built this pc for graphic design and some video editing plus daily use. Godspeed$1,583.04 -
Galatic Office Galatic Office
I built this PC for my gaming & home-remote work office needs I built this PC for my gaming & home-remote work office needs$1,614.94 -
