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  MidnightCoffee's VR Dev Build MidnightCoffee's VR Dev Build

  Upgrading from a i7 1060 laptop, to this awesome PC. Was my first build and so far has been great for VR development, and... Upgrading from a i7 1060 laptop, to this awesome PC. Was my first build and so far has been great for VR development, and playing Half Life: Alyx! I would like to upgrade to a 3000 series card in the future, but who knows when they'll be available! :)

  $1,501.90

  Judah M

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  AmericanNinjaAKG AmericanNinjaAKG

  my 3rd build i wanted to go with the best yet and over the top.. still getting the fine details completed. my 3rd build i wanted to go with the best yet and over the top.. still getting the fine details completed.

  $3,263.93

  Adam G

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  chickenlipps34 chickenlipps34

  built make games and have servers and watch movies built make games and have servers and watch movies

  $1,166.88

  jason a

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  Dwarven Forge Dwarven Forge

  This is my gaming streaming rig for my twitch channel. This is my gaming streaming rig for my twitch channel.

  $13,487.43

  Alec M

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  First Build First Build

  The reason I started this build was for a funny reason. This girl liked would stream on twitch (she's now my GF) and we... The reason I started this build was for a funny reason. This girl liked would stream on twitch (she's now my GF) and we became friends very quickly. Eventually, I wanted a pc to play with her so that's what i did. Coming from an Xbox one was an interesting experience. When I first built this it looked a lot different; in fact, the only original parts in my pc are the CPU, CPU watercooler, and motherboard. Ever since I've built mine I built many friends' PCs as well. A total of 4 not including mine I have built. I do it for free not only because they are my friends but because I enjoy every second of building computers. I would love to win so I can upgrade my water cooler to a custom water-cooled CPU/GPU to finish my build but as you know it costs very much. In regards to use, its mainly for gaming, like for example, I play valorant, rainbow six, and many single-player story games. I am very happy with what I accomplished and plan to always keep my pc up to date and upgrade when i need to!!! Thank you to those who took the time to read this, I really did try to keep this short and sweet.

  $2,122.93

  nkwas321

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  First Gaming PC First Gaming PC

  First PC build in over 10 years, figured I would take a shot at it and go for medium/high-ish specs to get back into gaming... First PC build in over 10 years, figured I would take a shot at it and go for medium/high-ish specs to get back into gaming on a PC.

  $1,390.91

  Matthew V

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  Ambient Overkill Ambient Overkill

  The system was originally built for benching in overclocking competitions, specifically for CPU and memory overclocking. It... The system was originally built for benching in overclocking competitions, specifically for CPU and memory overclocking. It has since been used for general web browsing and gaming, with some performance tweaking going on every now and then when I get the urge. I can bench the delidded 8700k at 5.4ghz (Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut on the die) in Cinebench and my memory runs stable at DDR4 4000 C15-15-15-30 with a Command Rate of 2. tREFI at 65535 and tRFC at 300. Every single timing has been tightened to their limits, from primaries all the way down to the last tertiary timing. RTL and IO-L values have been manually dialed in to prevent the RAM from training outside of my specifications. Currently, the least impressive aspect of my system is the graphics card. It's a stock RTX 2080 Ti using a reference PCB and modded to use my old 1080 Ti FTW3 Hybrid cooler. Anything is possible with a rotary tool. I plan on using a custom Heatkiller Pro IV block to replace the FTW3 hybrid cooler and eventually mod the card to support a higher power limit through shunt mods. My cooling solution is quite overkill, hence the name of this build. My CPU water block is a Heatkiller Pro IV. My loop has a massive 1260mm radiator with 18 Corsair ML140 fans in a push-pull configuration. My water never exceeds the ambient air temperature in my room. It's for this exact reason that I am able to bench my processor as high as 5.4ghz, and run at 5.1ghz stable under load. I use a standard EKWB D5 Liang pump which has a high enough flow rate to move the liquid through my radiator. To top everything off, I use a little pink desk fan to keep my motherboard VRM's cool under this heavy load. If it looks stupid but works, it's not stupid.

  $4,067.68

  Michael W B

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