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i7-13th gen, RTX 4090, 32gb ram, hyte... i7-13th gen, RTX 4090, 32gb ram, hyte y60 case with lian li cooling fans and strimmer lights
I built my old pc a long time ago, 2016 or 2017. It was a i7-th gen MSI dual fan 1060ti, which was later upgraded to 2070... I built my old pc a long time ago, 2016 or 2017. It was a i7-th gen MSI dual fan 1060ti, which was later upgraded to 2070 super. It was a prebuilt custom pc from cyberpower and over The years i've had so many issues with the p c sometimes. The case was terrible it caused a lot of overheating and my p c would crash often when I ran even medium load work like turning on rocket league. I figured it was time to build a new p c and this time I wanted to make sure I future proof it without worrying about cost. Because the last p c I bought I built a little conservative because I was still in college and so I didn't want to spend too much money. It was actually a long Time dream of mine to build a new PC. But this time get a case that actually looks cool and I've looked at a lot of open concept cases as well as a panoramic glass cases. I want exposure to the internal components. And also wanted some internal rgb in my build, not too much rgb. I play a lot of AAA games, also FPS shooters, etc. Some of the games i play are valorant, rocket league, cod, halo, overwatch 2, battlefield, csgo, etc. Also a lot of single player games like tomb raider, horizon, last of us, etc. Every game I played told now I have played using logo settings just so my p c would not crash. I wanted a build where i would have to worry about that and be able to play on hight/max settings so i can appreciate the details and art of the games. I've thought about getting into streaming and no right now. I'm thinking about getting into dollarant streaming and/ content creation. I am a huge fan of Keeoh and his videos. Even if I don't get a lot of viewers? I still wouldn't like to be able to stream just doing for the fun. I got all of the streamer components no, just built a very high end p c capable of high quality gameplay End multitask for streaming, Also got some nice streaming cameras a hyperex quadcast s mic. Not sure when I'm actually going to start streaming but hopefully. It's sometimes in your future once I settle in to my new apartment. At the moment instead of streaming I have a youtube channel where I post clips of really funny or good gameplay for f p s games. I'm going to continue doing that till I am able to stream$0.00 -
Black 3050 Black 3050
Nice black gaming rig, love the rosewill rgb. Nice black gaming rig, love the rosewill rgb.$49.99 -
The Storinator at Home The Storinator at Home
This was built using spare parts I had lying around after getting a good deal on 96 TB of used hard drives. The only new... This was built using spare parts I had lying around after getting a good deal on 96 TB of used hard drives. The only new part in this build was the 5600G I got at microcenter. Currently the server is running openmediavualt on a 500 GB sata m.2 and its used as a cloud storage server and hosting other services such as Minecraft servers. There are 8 8TB Seagate drives running in raid 10 connected to a LSI 9207 storage controller (that has a fan tied to it lol) and 2 14TB Seagate drives.$108.99 -
Humble Beginnings Humble Beginnings
My 10-year old is just now starting to get into pc gaming. He loves a lot of the "simulator" games for some reason and was... My 10-year old is just now starting to get into pc gaming. He loves a lot of the "simulator" games for some reason and was complaining that the game Cooking Simulator wouldn't run at an acceptable level on an aging (~2017) laptop notebook with no discrete video card. So since it was around Christmas time, I decided for the "give a man to fish / teach a man to fish" approach. I pieced together a very modest collection of desktop components. Some of these were older, retired components such as a dated power supply and graphics card. Others were available to acquire at little expense at my local Microcenter. But the whole point of this process was to create an affordable, entry-level stepping stone for him. And also to have components that were fairly replaceable in value in the event something went wrong or accidents were made.$229.96 -
Very budget pc Very budget pc
this is a very very budget pc I built, it does not have a case for the moment making it have "better airflow" (i am just too... this is a very very budget pc I built, it does not have a case for the moment making it have "better airflow" (i am just too broke for a case right now) It has some very cheap and sometimes hard to get for the price components$290.98 -
Postapocalypse Postapocalypse
I'm calling this a postapocalyptic build simply because it is a desktop that survived the catastrophic failure of a power... I'm calling this a postapocalyptic build simply because it is a desktop that survived the catastrophic failure of a power supply. Initially this build was done using a few older components along with inexpensive modern parts sourced from my local microcenter. Specifically, this was built with an aging power supply and graphics card. After some testing, I realized the the system had a catastrophic partially because it was being left on carpet. The inside of the chassis looked like the aftermath of a dust explosion. Ultimately I had to clean, rebuild, and replace the power supply and motherboard with brand new units. Thankfully the cpu and graphics card weren't damaged during the apocalypse.$339.94 -
the nogames box the nogames box
sold my aging 6700k with gtx1080 and upgraded since prices will likely shoot up in the future. it'll probably be GPU-less... sold my aging 6700k with gtx1080 and upgraded since prices will likely shoot up in the future. it'll probably be GPU-less for a while until I regain interest in games.$339.98 -
the npc the npc
this build is a npc. no, not short for "non-playable character" that most gamers associate with the acronym. this is the... this build is a npc. no, not short for "non-playable character" that most gamers associate with the acronym. this is the nephew's pc. these two kids are now 11 and 8 and have become obsessed with a game on steam called geometry dash. from what I can tell it's a pretty basic platforming game but they were having a lot of performance issues running it on a very dated, non-gaming desktop pc. so the goal here was to get them up and running with a starter gaming pc of sorts.$355.94 -
Desktop Desktop
I built this so I can make my sewing patterns, inkscape designs, machine embroidery, vinyl cutting, and music management. I... I built this so I can make my sewing patterns, inkscape designs, machine embroidery, vinyl cutting, and music management. I have my patterns displayed from a ceiling hung projector that is calibrated so the patterns are to scale on the floor to cut out.$358.95 -
Ryzen 5 3600 and RX 6500 XT gaming PC Ryzen 5 3600 and RX 6500 XT gaming PC
This was a entry level PC recently put together since I got a deal on a RX 6500 XT This was a entry level PC recently put together since I got a deal on a RX 6500 XT$359.96 -
Container of Misfit Toys Container of Misfit Toys
I build this desktop out of components that were no longer being used by a family memeber. I had a Ryzen processor (without... I build this desktop out of components that were no longer being used by a family memeber. I had a Ryzen processor (without cooler), motherboard, and graphics card all available to me to start out with. I then purchased the missing pieces bit by bit (at very low acquisition cost) until I had everything I needed to put this build together. I guess one thing I would do a little bit differently - if I had the opportunity to go back and make purchases all over again - is to piece together different components specifically with a uniform RGB aesthetic in mind. For example. I really like how setting pink RGB looks inside my white case. However it irritates me a little bit to see my CPU cooler fan stuck on a red color that I cannot change.$381.93 -
Great budget build Great budget build
A nice good look budget build and also future proof A nice good look budget build and also future proof$381.94 -
The Ocean The Ocean
Simple cheap build i made for gaming first time building a pc Simple cheap build i made for gaming first time building a pc$385.99 -
family pc family pc
Third laptop broke and so we needed a new computer. The options would be that I either build a new pc for a good price... Third laptop broke and so we needed a new computer. The options would be that I either build a new pc for a good price (~$300) with some parts I have or a new macbook for like 1k. This would just be for general use$387.96 -
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basically basic basically basic
i know this is pretty much a basic, boring build. but my thanks to microcenter for helping me get this put together for... i know this is pretty much a basic, boring build. but my thanks to microcenter for helping me get this put together for cheap. a friend of mine wanted something as inexpensive as possible that still would let him play older isometric crpg games like divinity original sin 1, neverwinter nights, baldurs gate 2, and similar types of games with a low demand on performance. it was gtreat not to have to buy a separate air cooler because amd is still providing a satisfactory aluminum heatsink in the box. well, this applies at least to many of the amd processors still, although i understand that the very high end ones that will not reasonably cool chips with a tdp rating over a certain threshold. but for my needs, it keeps the 5700g cool enough$394.96 -
Hoth v1 Hoth v1
After watching PC builds non stop while I had COVID, I think my first ever build turned out alright. My previous computer... After watching PC builds non stop while I had COVID, I think my first ever build turned out alright. My previous computer was a 7 year old Erazer x315, and after quite a bit of time it was finally burning out. This PC will be used primarily for working from home doing digital marketing and graphic design, with some light video editing thrown in. I know I'm going to catch some flak for some of my part choices. I had a strict budget that I needed to stick to so here's the explanation for the parts that I think will cause the most controversy: Intel i5 10400 - Found this for $125 and with the high prices for AMD, I couldn't justify the extra 100 for the 3% performance boost with the 3600. Gigabyte B460 - The crazy high prices of the Z490 boards meant they weren't in the budget. This also limited my intel choices since the newer cards require the newer boards. GeForce 1060 - This was one of the only components I was able to salvage from my old machine, and thank goodness with graphics prices being what they are right now.$396.95 -
Pink Rainbow Monstrosity Pink Rainbow Monstrosity
Don't judge me, okay!? This is what my niece wanted. She loves pink and unicorns and rainbows. Thankfully no unicorns... Don't judge me, okay!? This is what my niece wanted. She loves pink and unicorns and rainbows. Thankfully no unicorns were involved in this build (other than "unicorn vomit" rgb) but the other two faves are very much prominent. The most demanding game she actually plays might be Bug Fables. So the 4600G will do just fine. Anyway, this is what she wanted. She likes it.$400.94 -
Budget gaming PC Budget gaming PC
I am a gamer that built this pc on a tight budget of $400. I am a gamer that built this pc on a tight budget of $400.$400.98 -
Workstation Build Workstation Build
This was a PC that was put together for the purpose of being a workstation at a budget This was a PC that was put together for the purpose of being a workstation at a budget$405.96 -
Budget Baller Budget Baller
Made this build on used parts found in my area. Made for my little sibling that mainly plays Minecraft and Fortnite which... Made this build on used parts found in my area. Made for my little sibling that mainly plays Minecraft and Fortnite which this plays well.$406.95 -
Brother's Request: "No Case" Brother's Request: "No Case"
I build this pc for my littler brother who just wanted to get back into gaming since his razer laptop bit the dust recently.... I build this pc for my littler brother who just wanted to get back into gaming since his razer laptop bit the dust recently. Luckily, one of my friends is upgrading their pc and they were looking to sell some of their old parts. These parts are a nice upgrade from his 2017 razor laptop. He didn't want a case, more like outright refusing to buy, so i respected his wishes and built it. Dust would most likely be an issue, however, he's cleans his entire gaming setup twice a week so I guess it won't be as much of an issue. He's using this to play games like Phasmophobia, Overwatch, and more recently Lethal Company at 4k. What surprised me is that even at 4k the 3070 is still very capable, and for those less demanding games like Overwatch he was able to fully saturate his monitor at 4k 160hz (at low settings but that's how he was playing at 1080p anyways). In terms of noise, the pc is in a high noise floor environment anyways so it is completely inaudible (I can only imagine how loud the pc is in a more normal noise floor environment).$410.00 -
Zero RGB Zero RGB
I built this pc from spare parts and a sick Micro Center deal that I got on the motherboard and CPU! I am probably going to... I built this pc from spare parts and a sick Micro Center deal that I got on the motherboard and CPU! I am probably going to give this to my sister as a surprise for her birthday!$411.95 -
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Potato looking pc that can somehow do... Potato looking pc that can somehow do raytracing without exploding
Built this rig for video editing and gaming although gaming took over my entire pc Specs that are not listedGPU: Gigabyte... Built this rig for video editing and gaming although gaming took over my entire pc Specs that are not listed GPU: Gigabyte RX6650xt Storage: 1TB MP33 Pro SSD Case: Fractal Pop Air$420.96 -
not a potato not a potato
I'm a 14 year old kid who likes tech and wanted something better than a crusty dell laptop that my dad's company tried to... I'm a 14 year old kid who likes tech and wanted something better than a crusty dell laptop that my dad's company tried to throw away 4 years ago. I play games like ironsight, polygon, asseto corsa, minecraft, and more. I also use this build to run a kind of recording studio in my closet. The whole build except for the GPU and motherboard is new and everything combined cost just under $450ish without tax (and without peripherals ofc).$423.99 -
BasicBuild-5600G-GTX1080 BasicBuild-5600G-GTX1080
Built this originally with a 5600G to utilize the APU to game at 720p, however found a used GTX 1080 to be able to play at a... Built this originally with a 5600G to utilize the APU to game at 720p, however found a used GTX 1080 to be able to play at a higher resolution with increased graphics settings. It is being used by my 5 year old who just started playing Minecraft and Roblox. Of course I encourage him to play games on websites like PBSKids and other sites to keep up with learning as well. This is nothing fancy but beats getting a prebuilt from Dell or HP. I found the PC Case on Newegg and most other components on Amazon. Thankfully I have a MicroCenter nearby and was able to get the MB and CPU bundle to save me a bit of money.$434.93 -
Byte Size Byte Size
I built this because I wanted to build the smallest form factor desktop that was reasonably possible relative to my... I built this because I wanted to build the smallest form factor desktop that was reasonably possible relative to my performance goals. Once I decided to use an AMD processor with Raedon graphics built in, there was nothing holding me back from making it as compact as possible. I know that the random application of sloppy electrical tape looks bad with the panel removed. But the goal was to black out light-colored components from showing through the mesh and it does indeed look better when the case is closed up.$440.95 -
Low cost integrated graphics build Low cost integrated graphics build
This is a low cost build I made just for standard desktop use, and remoting into my more gaming focused build. It's cost... This is a low cost build I made just for standard desktop use, and remoting into my more gaming focused build. It's cost effective without scraping the bottom of the barrel, and makes use of the micro ATX form factor, which I think is best for this sort of system.$442.21 -
Montech Budget Build Montech Budget Build
This was a budget gaming PC put together using spare parts and some Micro Center buys. This was a budget gaming PC put together using spare parts and some Micro Center buys.$444.96 -
Budget Build Gaming Rig Budget Build Gaming Rig
Younger kids don't need anything high-end or expensive. They need something that will meet minimum standards to play their... Younger kids don't need anything high-end or expensive. They need something that will meet minimum standards to play their basic games, do homework, and other general PC-based activities. This was the plan going into this project. It isn't top of the line by ANY standard, but it can be considered a gaming rig. It was built for a 10 year old, so the standards didn't have to be high, but it DID need to meet certain minimum requirements with processing speed, RAM, and graphics capabilities.$447.94 -
Space saving portable mini itx build Space saving portable mini itx build
I built this pc because I wanted a small portable gaming system that can fit in my backpack. It allows me to take the pc on... I built this pc because I wanted a small portable gaming system that can fit in my backpack. It allows me to take the pc on the go and play games at a friend's house or at a hotel. The only game I played so far on it is Yakuza 0 and it runs great at 60fps considering I am only using the AMD integrated graphics. The case I bought has space for a single slot graphics card, so I plan on purchasing a rx 6400 or gtx 1650 in the future to play more modern games.$449.93 -
2024 Kids Build 2024 Kids Build
I needed to build something simple to keep two kids (8 and 10 years old) from taking over a desktop that is normally used... I needed to build something simple to keep two kids (8 and 10 years old) from taking over a desktop that is normally used for work and office tasks. Thankfully this was pretty affordable because the game they're wanting to play (Roblox and whatnot) are not very demanding. So far, the 5600G graphics have been more than sufficient for their needs. The primary 16 cpi-e slot remains open if that changes down the road. I'm happy to say that the prices of ddr4 ram and ssd storage have fallen quite a bit since doing my last build.$457.94 -
Garage Build PC Garage Build PC
Its used for whatever I need in the garage or for testing stuff. Its used for whatever I need in the garage or for testing stuff.$459.95 -
Home server/theater box Home server/theater box
File and plex server running headless File and plex server running headless$459.95 -
Speedy boi Speedy boi
A relatively low end PC with too much V1 tech art. A relatively low end PC with too much V1 tech art.$470.94 -
Work_Force1 Work_Force1
Wanted to build a decent computee with a somewhat tight budget and some parts I had lying around. Wanted to build a decent computee with a somewhat tight budget and some parts I had lying around.$471.94 -
Budget Ryzen gaming Pc under $500 Budget Ryzen gaming Pc under $500
In this build, I was focusing on raw price to performance. This meant opting out of some name brand components in exchange... In this build, I was focusing on raw price to performance. This meant opting out of some name brand components in exchange for a much faster build. I took a bargain for more VRAM then than other GPU’s at the same price point. It is mainly focused on gaming and having a mutual relationship between more fps and more quality, which balanced out into some very good all around capabilities for its price.$474.94 -
Scrappy Combo PC Build Scrappy Combo PC Build
I look through my used market and see if I can build a decent PC with used parts I look through my used market and see if I can build a decent PC with used parts$474.99 -
Home desktop for gaming and production Home desktop for gaming and production
Recently built this PC for home production and some light gaming. Mainly plays in competitive games, like Fortnite and CS... Recently built this PC for home production and some light gaming. Mainly plays in competitive games, like Fortnite and CS GO2, plus doing home production. Mainly in software engineering. Thanks to Micro Center, I can build it with affordable parts. Planning for future upgrades: 1. Add additional SSD, want to add another affordable 1TB SSD from MC brand Inland 2. Upgrade CPU for Ryzen 5 5600 3. Upgrade GPU for RX 7800 XT or Nvidia RX 4060 ti.$475.27 -
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Bottle Rocket Bottle Rocket
This machine was intended entirely for basic home office tasks, web browsing, or doing light work with Visual Studio. It... This machine was intended entirely for basic home office tasks, web browsing, or doing light work with Visual Studio. It isn't glamorous, but it works. This was meant to adhere to a budget, and is the main reason it wasn't built as an ITX. At the last minute, it was decided to add in an extra DVD writer that had been in an old build. Otherwise it would have gotten away with 0 SATA cables. And last but not least, the 12400 hadn't released when this machine was built. Ah well. With so few drives and accessories, and also considering this case isn't ideal for cable management, a modular PSU might have been nice. But this one was reused so the price was unbeatable.$489.95 -
Budget Budget
Built my PC to help me run basic games. Built my PC to help me run basic games.$490.93 -
College Build College Build
PC for gaming in my dorm and doing schoolwork when needed PC for gaming in my dorm and doing schoolwork when needed$490.98 -
Quirkless Machine Quirkless Machine
I built this PC for the purpose of streaming video games! I stream on the Twitch platform and it works great! This computer... I built this PC for the purpose of streaming video games! I stream on the Twitch platform and it works great! This computer is my FIRST EVER BUILD, so I did a lot of research to make sure I got it right. Im am so happy with the results! I also wanted to get the most bang for my buck, and I heard that Micro Center was the place to do that! I got most of the parts for this build from there and I didnt break the bank! I plan on doing some upgrades in the near future, including my graphics card.$491.90 -
Power-efficient Budget Gaming Rig Power-efficient Budget Gaming Rig
Intended as a budget gaming build with low power consumption and easily updatable components Intended as a budget gaming build with low power consumption and easily updatable components$491.93 -
Mini-ITX Work Computer Gift Mini-ITX Work Computer Gift
My aunt was using a 10+ year old Dell prebuilt for office work throughout the Covid lockdown, and that thing was clearly a... My aunt was using a 10+ year old Dell prebuilt for office work throughout the Covid lockdown, and that thing was clearly a relic (100 GB hard drive and 3-5 minute boot time). I decided to put together a new work computer for her and have a little bit of fun deal-hunting and messing with a small form factor. It's actually a bit overkill for a computer just intended for basic office work, watching streams, and web browsing, but I wanted to make sure this build would last a while given how infrequently she replaces her hardware. Was pleasantly surprised I was able to keep it below $500 pre-tax.$498.95 -
The Newbie The Newbie
I want to get into a little bit of PC gaming, but I built this PC to support online classes for college as well as running... I want to get into a little bit of PC gaming, but I built this PC to support online classes for college as well as running 3D modeling for my 3D printer. I would love to get into more design so this is a great start to it!$502.93