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  First Time Builder First Time Builder

  I've been using a 10 year old PC that my friend gave me and it finally died. Instead of trying to figure out what parts... I've been using a 10 year old PC that my friend gave me and it finally died. Instead of trying to figure out what parts needed to be replaced, I thought it was a good time to just build an entire new PC from scratch. I built this mainly for gaming as I use a Macbook Pro for work and other day to day tasks. Given that this was my first build and I wasn't too confident, I did not want to spend a whole lot and just opted for the best bang for the buck I could get. So far it's been a beast and I plan on adding some Noctua fans in the future to quiet it down a bit and improve airflow.

  $1,359.92

  Daniel

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  NY Mets NY Mets

  Big Mets Fan, I wanted the colors and logos. This build defines my famdom and loyalty. Big Mets Fan, I wanted the colors and logos. This build defines my famdom and loyalty.

  $1,683.93

  Mariano M

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  Age Of Machine Age Of Machine

  My ultimate gaming machine. Ive been bit by bit upgrading it since I first built it in 2019. He started off with a R5 2600X... My ultimate gaming machine. Ive been bit by bit upgrading it since I first built it in 2019. He started off with a R5 2600X and a 3060 super and has since been beefed up to a R7 3700X and a RX6800. This machine is used for gaming, school work, and light video creation in my free time.

  $1,412.88

  Tyler J

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  The Red Rebel The Red Rebel

  The Red Rebel is my desktop computer, which I use for gaming (I play TABG, HALO MCC, R6, Subnautica, Splitgate, DBD, and... The Red Rebel is my desktop computer, which I use for gaming (I play TABG, HALO MCC, R6, Subnautica, Splitgate, DBD, and DOOM), but during covid, I also used it to attend virtual school, I also use it to 3D print or just do work. I took the idea from Robey Tech's all AMD build, but I decided that I want my case to not show the specific specs for the device, rather I wanted it to just show the AMD architectures so that I can upgrade to different components in the future. I also added 2 acrylic bars to the side rather than the typical vinyl, which adds a bit of pop to the build. I used a 6800 instead of a 3070 because the 3070 I had in the past wasn't too powerful, plus I don't care too much about ray tracing, and the 6800 is better for pure FPS. I used the QL 120s for the best RGB ion fans I could find, and I used the H150i because I could add my own acrylic pannel to the cooler. Also, I would like to add that I don't keep my computer on the floor, this is just where the best lighting and background were. Hope you enjoy the Build

  $2,344.90

  Misha P

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  The Nacelle The Nacelle

  It was time to upgrade and I wanted a computer powerfully enough to easily handle triple-a games, then I found a really... It was time to upgrade and I wanted a computer powerfully enough to easily handle triple-a games, then I found a really unique case. I let this case lay the ground work and located some excellent new hardware, using Cyberpunk 2077's requirements as a guideline for some minimums. During the build I encountered a design flaw in the case, making the graphics card installation very difficult. Had I known about that, I would have found a way to clear the path before mounting the motherboard. I also could have saved on the cable extensions that I bought with the case as they were completely unneeded. I really love unique case designs, I feel like they can make your set up stand out compared to all the standard RGB boxes.

  $2,217.93

  Kristofer A

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  White Witch White Witch

  I'm an Instructional Technology Specialist who uses multiple video and graphics programs simultaneously. When we moved home... I'm an Instructional Technology Specialist who uses multiple video and graphics programs simultaneously. When we moved home to work, my old laptop could just not keep up with my normal workload. My focus was having enough RAM to be quick and efficient. I LOVE this rainbow rave party machine! It's so fast.

  $1,414.91

  Tamara S

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  First build, good results First build, good results

  I built this pc to play games on (Rainbow Six Siege, COD: MW, GTA, Beat Saber, Red Dead, and much more) I plan to get a new... I built this pc to play games on (Rainbow Six Siege, COD: MW, GTA, Beat Saber, Red Dead, and much more) I plan to get a new GPU and more rgb fans once I can afford it (I’m only 14 lol) Feel free to tell me your thoughts on my build!

  $1,077.42

  Liam K

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  Third Build - First AMD Build Third Build - First AMD Build

  This is my third-ever build and my first using AMD instead of Intel. My first build was i7-6700 (Gigabit Motherboard -... This is my third-ever build and my first using AMD instead of Intel. My first build was i7-6700 (Gigabit Motherboard - don't remember which one) with 250GB SSD and 1TB Hard Drive (7200 RPM). Video Card was an ASUS Nvidia GT745 in a Corsair Medium Tower. Unfortunately, my 1TB hard drive was down to 30 GB when I got back from a trip to Germany and Windows 7 support was done. I bought a 4TB Hard drive and 500 GB SSD and was going to replace the drives in the Intel build when I decided to build a new computer instead to avoid losing the other data. Went to Microcenter in Fairfax VA, and he suggested a AMD Ryzen 7 instead of Intel i7. Price point - very good. Then he sold me the case- Lian Li LiCool II. REALLY good move I later learned. Brought home the gear and put it aside until I had time to build it. Well...COVID closed everything down and I decided to build it to get my mind being stuck in my house. Loved it. It was a great little build, and I was able to upload my photos and purge my old drives. I also updated the First build with the same 500GB SSD and 4TB Hard Drive so I got the old computer working well in Windows 10. My only "complaint": my ASUS Nvidia GT1030 was just underpowered. I was only able to use two monitors and I wanted a three-monitor option. I was not in a hurry to buy a new one, but I was looking for video cards that could handle three or four monitors. A few months later, I watched a video from JayzTwoCents ("Is NVIDIA even trying anymore" - April 25, 2019) when he was reviewing the GT1650. For some reason hecompared it to an PowerColor AMD RX570 Radeon Red Devil 4GDDR. Reason: it was CHEAPER than the GT1650. When I saw the RX570 price ($139.99 vs $80 for the GT1030), my jaw dropped to the ground. When I checked Microcenter, they had that very card on sale for $139.99. Bought it online on the spot and picked it up that day. I replaced the GT1030 and LOVE the new card. I don't even play games! Monitors: AOC 2770 27" 1920x1080 HP 27q 27" 2560x1440 LG 32 FHD 32" 1920x1080

  $963.92

  Kevin G

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  Gaming PC Gaming PC

  I want in enthusiast level gaming performance at 1440p and achieve 144 FPS I want in enthusiast level gaming performance at 1440p and achieve 144 FPS

  $2,124.93

  Kevin M

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  Retroline Retroline

  General multiplayer games, COD, Battlefield, CSGO, valorant. With decent use of video editing, light room and photoshop. General multiplayer games, COD, Battlefield, CSGO, valorant. With decent use of video editing, light room and photoshop.

  $2,637.88

  Neonz

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  Budget AMD Gaming Build Budget AMD Gaming Build

  This is a simple but powerful build. The AMD Ryzen 7 2700X together with the Gigabyte B450M GPU will allow the customer to... This is a simple but powerful build. The AMD Ryzen 7 2700X together with the Gigabyte B450M GPU will allow the customer to play high end games. The unit also comes with an SSD that will help Windows run faster.

  $692.92

  MC-Westbury

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