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Large And In Charge. Large And In Charge.
First computer build and wanted to see how to do it. First computer build and wanted to see how to do it.$14,682.47 -
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BIG BOY BIG BOY
Ive built this pc just for the insane look and specs, this pc has a 10980xe and 128gb of ram and a 3090 strix.... That's... Ive built this pc just for the insane look and specs, this pc has a 10980xe and 128gb of ram and a 3090 strix.... That's only just the main system, also there is a second pc built just for gaming when my main rig is for editing. This pc is a beast does everything i want it to and more.$13,244.78 -
Bohemoth Bohemoth
A perfect example of something going well beyond the original intent. This all started from my corsair 500d case not fitting... A perfect example of something going well beyond the original intent. This all started from my corsair 500d case not fitting two 360mm rads, an AIO for the CPU and the rad for my RTX 3090 K|NGP|N hybrid card. I determined I needed a bigger case to fit them both thus came the 1000d. Plenty big enough right? Sure. Actually it was too big because hoses on the AIOs were too SHORT! Then I decided to research and understand what this 1000d case really was. Of course this thing is targeting custom water cooling. A year later we have the bohemoth.$13,029.51 -
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Neat! Neat!
This build is primarily for gaming but I do dabble a bit in content creation. I also do a steady amount of work from home... This build is primarily for gaming but I do dabble a bit in content creation. I also do a steady amount of work from home here. For work I rent the cameras that shoot most major motion pictures and TV Shows. I am based in Los Angeles California. This is what I would consider revision #6 of my entire setup spanning from ~2011 to present day. Is a build ever really complete?$11,333.57 -
I9 Ultimate I9 Ultimate
This has been a dream of mine since 2001 when I first took my Core 2 Duo from Dell to get fixed at Microcenter.... How much... This has been a dream of mine since 2001 when I first took my Core 2 Duo from Dell to get fixed at Microcenter.... How much I've learned since!$7,960.63 -
Glass House Glass House
Just my daily driver. Working on some ideas to beef it up for the future. Just my daily driver. Working on some ideas to beef it up for the future.$6,750.50 -
White out White out
Gaming and general purpose. Old and new school games, mainly MW II, Dawn of War, Sins of a Solar Empire, Civ 6, Street... Gaming and general purpose. Old and new school games, mainly MW II, Dawn of War, Sins of a Solar Empire, Civ 6, Street Fighter$6,595.17 -
The Grandmaster The Grandmaster
This is my Development/Gaming/Video Editing rig. I started with an AMD Ryzen 3800X paired with a Gigabyte x570 Aorus Master... This is my Development/Gaming/Video Editing rig. I started with an AMD Ryzen 3800X paired with a Gigabyte x570 Aorus Master motherboard to give me the power of Ryzen's multi-core performance with some high quality VRM cooling and power delivery and future upgradeable path of the X570 chipset. Then I added a "Royal" touch to this build with 4x8GB G.Skill Trident Z Royal Silver RAM rated at DDR4-3600, to further set this build apart I then went with the NZXT Kraken Z73 360mm AIO CPU cooler set up in a Push/Pull configuration. Phanteks and their superb Eclipse P600S Mid-Tower Case provides this build with great airflow and stunning aesthetics, particularly with the ability to vertically mount my GPU, which in this case is a Asus ROG STRIX 2080TI Advanced. Finally to add the finishing touches to this build I used Lian Li's Strimer Plus power connectors to provide that extra bit of Grand flair, these are connected to my EVGA P2 850W power supply and I have them connected to my motherboard and GPU. For airflow I have Six Phanteks 120mm fans at the top of the case in a push/pull config, with a 140mm Phanteks fan at the rear of the case set up as exhaust. The front of the case has two Phanteks 140mm Fans drawing in the cool air. As for upgrades, in the near future I'm looking at upgrading to the next Ryzen generation of processors as I love the duality this family of processors provides in terms of allowing me the ability to Compile a program, or render a scene in After Effects, while still allowing me the ability to play my favorite games including VR games like Beat Saber, Half-Life Alyx, or just some of my regular favorite games like Rocket League, Call of Duty Modern Warfare, Heroes of the Storm, or Star Wars Battlefront 2. I also plan on upgrading to the latest generation of Nvidia Graphics cards when they are available to hopefully utilize HDMI 2.1 to make use of the advanced gaming features of my LG 55inch OLED CX TV which I use as a monitor for my PC. To reduce the risk of burn-in I use the program Wallpaper Engine and have a playlist of video backgrounds that not only look excellent but help eliminate one of the main causes of burn in which is static images. I've also set my Windows 10 taskbar to auto hide to further reduce the risk as well as having no desktop shortcuts or icons on the desktop. For storage purposes I plan on upgrading my 3 NVME drives which are currently the 2TB version of Intel's 660p drives with PCI-E 4.0 compatible drives to increase IO Speeds. Finally for my Keyboard I use the fantastic Dygma Raise which is an ergonomic split mechanical keyboard, this Keyboard is absolutely incredible and I can't recommend it highly enough. For my mouse I use the Logitech G502 LIGHTSPEED wireless mouse, and for a headset I use the Steelseries Arctis Pro Wireless which is a fantastic set of cans with a decent enough microphone.$6,494.60 -
DarkSide DarkSide
Gaming Rig to play games such as AAPG | CoD | BFV | GTAV | Resident Evil | Control | New World to just name a few. Gaming Rig to play games such as AAPG | CoD | BFV | GTAV | Resident Evil | Control | New World to just name a few.$6,324.96 -
The Metroplex The Metroplex
Mostly for gaming and streaming. But I wanted it to have decent interior lighting so translucent figures look good inside... Mostly for gaming and streaming. But I wanted it to have decent interior lighting so translucent figures look good inside them.$6,059.97 -
Phil's Main PC Phil's Main PC
To stream and game. Just love all the Corsair RGB Ecosystem and the current audio setup. Mainly stream Phone Games but I... To stream and game. Just love all the Corsair RGB Ecosystem and the current audio setup. Mainly stream Phone Games but I am streaming other games as well. Play a lot of League of Legends with friends and any other random games. No real changes I would make, just a lot of cables to manage but I love this build a lot. Will update once I get everything rearranged and moved.$5,922.74 -
W33 Rig Ft Beerus Sama #Witbit W33 Rig Ft Beerus Sama #Witbit
My Personal Gaming/Streaming/Mining Rig with Dual GPUs Setup for 1440p 144hz Gaming with a 1080p60 Stream in one box.(and of... My Personal Gaming/Streaming/Mining Rig with Dual GPUs Setup for 1440p 144hz Gaming with a 1080p60 Stream in one box.(and of course some mining on nicehash to get some of the cost of hardware back.$5,880.81 -
Upendo - 15 years in the making (Upendo... Upendo - 15 years in the making (Upendo = Love in Swahili)
This gaming rig has been one of those projects that's been in the making for a lifetime. I've always wanted a gaming rig... This gaming rig has been one of those projects that's been in the making for a lifetime. I've always wanted a gaming rig that matched what I've always seen from "art" looking builds. Big glass panels, fans all over the place, water cooling, and just overkilled for the sake of overkill. Over the last few years I had experimented with water cooling with custom loops, AIO's and all other configurations to get to this point. Honestly this build only happened because the 011 XL came out. At that point I had majority of my parts but in a Define R7. Swapping out and putting into a new home was priority number 1 for me. Moving everything out, and planning the loop the way I wanted with the blocks I wanted was a months long project at the beginning of the year. What sucked was going through multiple iterations of this build, as there was always something else i wanted to add or change. Over the course of this year, I got COVID just as I was starting to perform the build. It sucked because as I finished the first round of the build, I ended up in the hospital. Upon my recovery, it right there waiting for me, but I still wasn't satisfied. Found new mobo, swapped that out, went with monoblock, decided on clear tubing, and decided to veritcally mount the GPU. This PC has gone through multiple iterations, but I think where it's at now, is probably peak of what I'll reach with the current hardware I have. I would love to get my hands on a 3080 founders and a new EK waterblock for those founders, but I will need to be a patient bee for that one for now lol. As of now though, this gaming machine was a lifelong project turned reality all thanks to a new case that met all of my needs. Add that the time it took to gather the hardware, and BAM. We have what we have here. I am adding pictures of the buildout process as well as where it was, and where it's now.$5,758.95 -
Project GT Project GT
Built for daily usage and gaming. Due to the z590 platform being so bleh. Most of my heavier work loads are done on another... Built for daily usage and gaming. Due to the z590 platform being so bleh. Most of my heavier work loads are done on another system.$5,649.94 -
The Tsum Tsum dual-boot tower! The Tsum Tsum dual-boot tower!
Here is my dual-boot Hackintosh/Windows 10 build! As a graphic designer with a dying MacBook pro, I desperately needed a... Here is my dual-boot Hackintosh/Windows 10 build! As a graphic designer with a dying MacBook pro, I desperately needed a replacement for work that could render without lagging and hours of waiting. After a while, I also decided that I wanted to game on that computer, what's the point of having two graphic cards if you won't play a couple of games. Plus, everything looks so impressive on a 5k screen, so crisp! I needed specifics parts that were compatible with Hackintosh; it was a lot of research but fun! This was my first build with a glass panel, and I felt it looked a little sad and empty. Since I also needed a place to store all my little Disney creatures, they all ended up inside it (temperatures are still surprisedly low)!$5,590.61 -
VirtualMafia Gaming PC VirtualMafia Gaming PC
Umm Its a Kick Ass gaming PC....duh Umm Its a Kick Ass gaming PC....duh$5,444.85 -
Coruscant Coruscant
This is my primary gaming rig. I have been a PC gamer since 1988 and have been building my own PC's for almost 30 years.... This is my primary gaming rig. I have been a PC gamer since 1988 and have been building my own PC's for almost 30 years. Recent games I've been playing are Days Gone, Dead Space, Red Dead Redemption II, Cyberpunk 2077, Doom Eternal, Sniper Elite 5, Hitman 3 & Control: Ultimate Edition.$5,370.28 -
The Desk PC The Desk PC
custom built desk with integrated PC custom built desk with integrated PC$5,301.90 -
TMC - THE MARATHON CONTINUES TMC - THE MARATHON CONTINUES
I BUILT THIS COMPUTER MOSTLY FOR GAMING. I AM CURRENTLY PLAYING NFS HEAT, HALO COLLECTION, GTA5 AND ASSASSINS CREED. I... I BUILT THIS COMPUTER MOSTLY FOR GAMING. I AM CURRENTLY PLAYING NFS HEAT, HALO COLLECTION, GTA5 AND ASSASSINS CREED. I RECENTLY UPGRADED AND I HAVE NOT THOUGHT ABOUT WHAT I WANT TO DO IN THE FUTURE.$5,261.91 -
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Red Storm – I like red. It symbolizes... Red Storm – I like red. It symbolizes extremes.
Red Storm is built on a Gigabyte Z390 Xtreme board with an Intel i9-9900K CPU, 32gig of Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB RAM... Red Storm is built on a Gigabyte Z390 Xtreme board with an Intel i9-9900K CPU, 32gig of Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB RAM (3600MHz); 5 Samsung SSD's (2 NVMe, 3 SATA), an AMD Radeon VII GPU. For the OS, I’m running the latest 64-bit version of Windows 10 Pro, ver. 2004, build 19041.388. My Monitor is a 24-inch NEC wide gamut monitor @ 1920 x 1200. I tend to organize my files/media by drives so I use a 512gig NVME 970 Pro for my OS drive, a 1TB 970 Pro NVME for my finalized photos/work images. A 2TB 960 EVO for games, 1TB 860 EVO for music files, and 2 TB 860 EVO for on-site minor backups. This is a multimedia build used for photo editing via Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, gaming (Division 2, Metro Exodus, Skyrim), audio rips (dBpoweramp), music streaming (Plex, JRiver Media Center), and school/work (Office 365). While the system is capable of overclocks of 5.1gig, I keep it at base settings (XMP enabled) to not only insure stability, but quietness. It’s is housed in a Cooler Master H500M (mesh front) case, which has 3 case fans – a real Corsair 140mm ML (Magnetic Levitation) RGB fan, two front stock Cooler Master 200mm LED fans. The CPU cooler is a Corsair H115i Pro RGB platinum AIO with two stock 140mm ML RGB fans. The 1000-watt EVGA power supply has an Eco mode that prevents the fan from running unless the power supply is pushed. And the AMD Radeon VII (16gig of HBM VRAM) has 3 stock 75mm fans that constantly run but are silent unless pushed as in gaming (Example Division 2). The end result is an incredibly quiet build that keeps temps at bay (idle 30, loads 78ish while gaming). My room ambient temps average 76F/25C (78 summer, 74ish winter) Also connected to the PC is a Teac UD-503 USB DAC which has inputs for USB, Analogue, and Digital. I USB for clean musical sounds, and the motherboard’s built in ESS Sabre HiFi DAC (using Realtek drivers) for gaming or YouTube. I'm really happy with this build :)$5,230.15 -
Second Personal Build. Second Personal Build.
The purpose of this rig is for gaming, the CPU and GPU was slightly overclocked due to the low temperatures after the custom... The purpose of this rig is for gaming, the CPU and GPU was slightly overclocked due to the low temperatures after the custom loop and the water cooling, the CPU and GPU together sit at about 40c whereas prior to the custom loop the CPU was at about 50c and GPU at about 84c under stress. The first build was a non water cooling build over 12 years ago with the first i7 processor line that came out. I originally had an i7 860 which ran me into this build since the CPU was old.$5,110.26
