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Captvart Build Captvart Build
I’m a 3d artist and this is my workstation. I work with various music artists and record labels making still art and... I’m a 3d artist and this is my workstation. I work with various music artists and record labels making still art and animation. My artist name is @captvart on social media. I built this to speed my workflow up with rendering and modeling.$9,169.90 -
The Ace in the Hole The Ace in the Hole
This PC was built with the sole purpose of watching One Piece This PC was built with the sole purpose of watching One Piece$8,667.43 -
Z-1 Z-1
This is my first custom water loop build. Upgraded from a 10 year old 4770k / 1080Ti rig which to date still holds it's... This is my first custom water loop build. Upgraded from a 10 year old 4770k / 1080Ti rig which to date still holds it's own, but wanted to dabble in the custom arena. Games include GTA, all BF titles, Far Cry series, Ghost Recon Series, Sniper Elite Series.$8,643.80 -
Gaming setup Gaming setup
Decided to get a nice desktop PC for all gaming after my old laptop couldn't keep up with the newest games. Decided to get a nice desktop PC for all gaming after my old laptop couldn't keep up with the newest games.$7,915.83 -
Anubis Anubis
I wanted to build the biggest and newest gaming rig I could. I stream Halo infinite, CoD, Apex, OW, FF15/11/7, runescape.... I wanted to build the biggest and newest gaming rig I could. I stream Halo infinite, CoD, Apex, OW, FF15/11/7, runescape. All I need now is to get a proper keyboard, and upgrade my monitor to the newer 2160p Neo G9. This is the completed build. Paul & Austin in Deluth help me determine what I needed for what I wanted. Because it was my first custom loop I chose to do soft tubing...It would look better aesthetically had I done hard tubing. I also now regret getting the 4090. It's a monster of itself but it doesn't support DP 2.1 which limits video bandwidth. I did upload this build to PC parts picker to see most of the stuff in this build. https://pcpartpicker.com/b/myxcCJ$7,687.27 -
DJ True Skillz Build DJ True Skillz Build
I built this based on suggestions made by friends in the gaming community I built this based on suggestions made by friends in the gaming community$7,497.87 -
Main Main
I built this just to stare at it, and I constantly upgrade it to keep up with whatever is going on. I built this just to stare at it, and I constantly upgrade it to keep up with whatever is going on.$7,359.88 -
Chungus Ultra Chungus Ultra
When I was younger I was an avid reader of gaming magazines. It was there I first noticed the "Extreme gaming Rig"... When I was younger I was an avid reader of gaming magazines. It was there I first noticed the "Extreme gaming Rig" giveaways. Despite my best efforts at winning what I thought was the pinnacle gaming experience. I was never able to win one for myself. Years went by and I started building budget systems. They got the job done but I was always anxious to jump into the next project. One day while I was planning out my next build and I saw this ridiculously over the top PC build on youtube. The type with an absurd amount of fans, RGB lighting, and a PSU large enough to power a small city. It brought me back to the lazy days when I was browsing through gaming magazines, signing up for anything with a free entry. I decided I had waited long enough; rearranged my budget and went to work. If I couldn't win that gaming PC I was going to build it. Chungus Ultra was born. At it's core it's a Gaming PC, but I use it's extra power to stand up VMs, RDP for my Apple stuff, and to send/receive phone calls. (I get Imessages on Windows through bluebubble server/app) and to a lesser extent control my Hue smart lighting. The system initially had an RTX 3080, and I recently upgraded to a 4090 Strix OC. I pulled out the old Corsair lighting and replace it with Lian Li Unifans (Corsair RGB cable management is a NIGHTMARE), and I'm looking to replace my DDR5 memory kit. I will be throwing in a 1200w ATX 3.0 PSU once it arrives (yay cable management!). In one of my pics the fans are reversed. I'm aware, I was testing something and they have been fixed.$7,209.52 -
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Big Boi Big Boi
Gaming and doing Machine Learning Tasks Gaming and doing Machine Learning Tasks$7,088.91 -
Black Black
I wanted a tasteful RGB build with no real budget. This bad-boy plays Rimworld and Crusader Kings pretty okay. I wanted a tasteful RGB build with no real budget. This bad-boy plays Rimworld and Crusader Kings pretty okay.$7,052.94 -
Big Blue Big Blue
I built this computer to replace my 5 year old gaming rig to celebrate by 50th birthday. I use it mostly for gaming and... I built this computer to replace my 5 year old gaming rig to celebrate by 50th birthday. I use it mostly for gaming and daily networking, but I do use some software that takes full use of the 128GBs of RAM. I purchased a power supply and case designed around future expansion, but I have no plans to upgrade anything at this time.$6,375.69 -
Hyperion Hyperion
I Built this to play Star Citizen at unparalleled performance. I Built this to play Star Citizen at unparalleled performance.$6,284.87 -
THE NEW NEW THE NEW NEW
I've been building PC's for about 20 years now. I never really liked showing my end result as I just love the build. I tend... I've been building PC's for about 20 years now. I never really liked showing my end result as I just love the build. I tend to become totally enthralled in making a PC work. so after 3 back to back deployments (and some money in the bank) I decided to pull the trigger and do a new rig build. I am not going to lie to you this build took away from gym time but was well worth it. I built my first PC when I was 14. That would be 1996. A Pentium 286 and it was awesome lol. fast forward to now and components are readily available and there is a monopoly now. Don't get me wrong I still think everything is pretty overpriced but compared to paying $300 for 8mb of "gold tip" RAM its kind of status quo.$6,208.82 -
My second wife My second wife
I built this to try my hand at rigid tubing I built this to try my hand at rigid tubing$6,040.94 -
Big Blue Big Blue
I built Big Blue with enough RAM for all forms of multitasking and a huge number of Chrome tabs plus enormous processing... I built Big Blue with enough RAM for all forms of multitasking and a huge number of Chrome tabs plus enormous processing power and speed to run any app coupled with a strong enough GPU for huge FPS at any resolution and settings. I hope to not need any upgrades for a very long time.$6,025.71 -
The Warframe The Warframe
I wanted to do a custom loop for my new build. I also wanted to build something a little different, that's why I chose the... I wanted to do a custom loop for my new build. I also wanted to build something a little different, that's why I chose the Masterframe Case. I play a lot of different games including MSFS2020, Xplane12, DCS, Baldurs Gate, and Destiny. I also do amateur photography.$5,931.83 -
Project: Frames AND Graphics Project: Frames AND Graphics
Built this rig to play my many games at high frame rates while maintaining stellar graphics. I aimed for the 2K resolution... Built this rig to play my many games at high frame rates while maintaining stellar graphics. I aimed for the 2K resolution as it was the best of both worlds in terms of high refresh rate and still having good-looking graphics. Mainly though, I play games like Battlefield, Call of Duty, Overwatch 2, Wreckfest, Cyberpunk 2077, and many more. For MP games I tend to keep RTX off for the added bump in frames, but for any coop/SP games, I crank everything to 11 and enjoy the beauty. The LG OLED monitor was a perfect choice for me as it provided the refresh rate I wanted while having an incredibly stunning color range and depth of black. Pair that with the 13700K and RTX 4090, and the games not only play super smooth but look incredible while doing so. All this sit on top of the Secretlab Magnus metal desk as I needed something right around this length while having prime cable management and this checked off all the boxes I needed while looking sleek. All in all, everything worked out right the first time, and luckily I planned everything out well enough to where I did not need to reconsider choices. One thing I will change/add in the future is adding my LG 34" UW back into the mix and probably put that on top, just for some extra real estate.$5,869.79 -
Couldn't stop myself! ;-) Lian Li... Couldn't stop myself! ;-) Lian Li everything, AsRock Nova WIFI, 14900K, Zotac 4090 AIRO
Intended to build a video editing PC, but ended up with a gaming PC lol. Snagged a Zotac 4090 off of Amazon for 1699 right... Intended to build a video editing PC, but ended up with a gaming PC lol. Snagged a Zotac 4090 off of Amazon for 1699 right before they disappeared from everywhere. 140mm fans look great! (too bad they don't have a 420mm Gallahad). And no... I didn't leave the NVME in that slot. I did test with it in that Gen5 slot vs the other M2 slot with the 4 lanes direct to the CPU (so not making the GPU run in 8x PCIE lanes). There was zero performance difference (actually it gets slightly faster 3dmark scores with the PCIE gen 5 M2 slot occupied (within margin of error though). Also.. not sure where the AsRock Nova Wifi went on their website (it's still there if you search, but not on the list of MBs). It is an awesome board so far, both in performance and looks.$5,825.81 -
6500X 14900KS RTX 4090 OC (Asus/Corsair... 6500X 14900KS RTX 4090 OC (Asus/Corsair Build)
I built it for gaming and for my love of building. I went overboard on this build because I wanted something that I could... I built it for gaming and for my love of building. I went overboard on this build because I wanted something that I could play at high fps at maxed settings, it to look visually appealing, and to last me a long time before having to truly upgrade. My last system I used 7 years.$5,544.84 -
Why So Serious? Why So Serious?
Upgrading from 8 year old gaming rig Upgrading from 8 year old gaming rig$5,419.83 -
Glacial Freeze ROG Edition Glacial Freeze ROG Edition
This was my first build and I went for it. I needed an up[grade from the gaming laptop that I was using. I went with High... This was my first build and I went for it. I needed an up[grade from the gaming laptop that I was using. I went with High tier parts with room to upgrade if I deemed it was worth it.$5,142.90 -
ROG Simp i9 13900k+4090 for AW3423DW... ROG Simp i9 13900k+4090 for AW3423DW OLED Ultrawide
13900k + 4090 tackles games at 1440p ultrawide with ease on the Alienware AW3423DW, especially Cyberpunk 2077's new... 13900k + 4090 tackles games at 1440p ultrawide with ease on the Alienware AW3423DW, especially Cyberpunk 2077's new DLC. 13900k has a thermal grizzly contact frame. The Maximus z790 HERO, Ryujin II, and Lian Li infinity fans were chosen for their looks. Noctua A14 fans were carried over from the previous build, I don't see them so they're not getting replaced with Lian Li fans. The Strix 4090 is very nice, I got an open box from Microcenter. No complaints! Tackles any game with high frames at the moment. There was a G.Skill Trident RGB ram kit initially, but it seems the motherboard didn't like the kit in XMP and would spit out error code 55 whenever I rebooted the system. The corsair kit works perfectly. I had issues with the RGB on the G.Skill kit as well where it would not sync with the motherboard, so I opted to go with no RGB on the current kit. I did double check my contact frame on the CPU, that did not seem to be an issue for the error code. The SATA SSDs are from previous builds over the years, if anything were to be upgraded, these would be swapped out for NVME drives. They're used for older games at the moment, with newer releases being installed on the NVME OS drive. The Evolv X looks great and is carried over from a past build. Cable management was a bit difficult with the 2 different hubs needed for the Lian Li fans and the Ryujin II cooler. I'd choose a different case with a bit more space for cable management and better airflow in the future. The ROG Thor P2 1200w is overkill and the last power supply I plan to buy. It is a bit long for the Evolv X's PSU cut out, with the RGB being cut off. Both hard drive cages are removed in the bottom to accommodate for the PSU length and cable slack.$5,121.45