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The Red Menace The Red Menace
This build is primarily built for gaming, such as playing CyberPunk 2077, GTA V, Forza Motorsport Horizon 5, Halo Infinite,... This build is primarily built for gaming, such as playing CyberPunk 2077, GTA V, Forza Motorsport Horizon 5, Halo Infinite, Death Loop, and others. I don't play online much as I have always preferred playing offline at my own pace. I'm a diehard campaign guy. When I'm not gaming on this its lots of surfing the internet and streaming videos on YouTube. I am not a streamer on Twitch or anything though I am contemplating doing so in the future. Would buy the Elgato face camera. With a rig like this why not take advantage of it? Case is built in the Corsair 5000D airflow in white along with black computer parts. Always loved Corsairs computer cases and this one caught my eye right away once I started seeing advertisements for it on YouTube. I have always been a fan of the black parts on white case contrast vs the "whiteout" or "blackout" builds everyone else seems to be doing. The fans I chose to use are the new Lian Li UNI AL120mm fans, which are AWESOME. Every other manufacture needs to create daisy chain-able fans like this. Game changer for cable management. I did decide to take advantage of the extra side fans the 5000d airflow allows you to use, bringing my total number of fans to 10. This is more of an experiment by me as I'm honestly not sure how much they will truly help my thermals. Will probably keep them just for the look more than anything. Makes the case seem much more full. I am never settled with my rig and am always tweaking it (currently talking myself out of Intel 12th gen as my CPU still is awesome). The next change I see myself doing is getting some custom power supply cables from Cable Mod to really give this build a professional look. Haven't pulled the trigger yet though.$5,580.93 -
Main 3080 PC Main 3080 PC
I had a 750ti then a 1060 then a 2080 super and now a 3080 then I found build pc fun then I went too far and decided to make... I had a 750ti then a 1060 then a 2080 super and now a 3080 then I found build pc fun then I went too far and decided to make a custom loop but really this happened cuz I wanted to run Tomb raider at max settings lol$5,239.91 -
AsianXP's - YouTube Content Creator... AsianXP's - YouTube Content Creator Build
I am a content creator on YouTube. I make gaming videos online and react to stuff. I absolutely love making videos and... I am a content creator on YouTube. I make gaming videos online and react to stuff. I absolutely love making videos and entertaining everyone if I can. I just want to put a smile on someone's face when they're having a bad day. Other than that, I have a pretty small youtube channel but I'm happy with my community but definitely striving to grow my community and my presence online.$3,890.43 -
rainbow puke rainbow puke
I built it for overkill no compromises gaming and streaming to friends on discord I built it for overkill no compromises gaming and streaming to friends on discord$3,768.89 -
First New Desktop After 12 Years First New Desktop After 12 Years
It's been 12 years since I had a brand new desktop so I went a little wild. It's been 12 years since I had a brand new desktop so I went a little wild.$3,616.45 -
Ultimate RTX 3090 Gaming Video Editing... Ultimate RTX 3090 Gaming Video Editing Workstation
The best pc i have ever built. It can do it all from video editing, workstation, to gaming, to even streaming. Cant really... The best pc i have ever built. It can do it all from video editing, workstation, to gaming, to even streaming. Cant really get a better computer than thisq$3,569.92 -
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RGB GALORE RGB GALORE
New ubild i just made with all new components. Used lian li parts for maximum RGB New ubild i just made with all new components. Used lian li parts for maximum RGB$3,203.93 -
Kyle's Black & White Gaming Kyle's Black & White Gaming
Higher-end and modest gaming pc. Built with simplicity and great air flow and cooling in mind. Higher-end and modest gaming pc. Built with simplicity and great air flow and cooling in mind.$3,184.88 -
GAMING PC CUSTOM - GAMING PC CUSTOM -
Water cooled PC! it runs so cool its very cool. Water cooled PC! it runs so cool its very cool.$3,139.93 -
Audio recording, WFH work, and gaming... Audio recording, WFH work, and gaming computer.
This computer has 12 core processor which we be able to handle any general work loads, recording audio track/mixing, and... This computer has 12 core processor which we be able to handle any general work loads, recording audio track/mixing, and play any modern games. 32gb of ram will be sufficient for most programs.$3,088.83 -
1st Water Cooling Build 1st Water Cooling Build
This is my general purpose computer, for gaming it is mainly FPS and sports games. Primarily Madden, COD for those styles in... This is my general purpose computer, for gaming it is mainly FPS and sports games. Primarily Madden, COD for those styles in addition to Civ VI, Rome II and other games in that style. In addition its used for my school work and overall day to day computing needs. I do need to add some RGB strips to the bottom of the case to illuminate the after market PSU shroud I got from ColdZero. I also put in CableMod cables to match the coloring of the build. As an alumni of Ohio State University I did make the Ram into a crude block O with the RGB, may not keep it that way but was fun to do.$3,042.92 -
Pure white Pure white
Pure white gaming pc that i made so it looks beautiful. It is so nice with everything white! i wish all parts of the... Pure white gaming pc that i made so it looks beautiful. It is so nice with everything white! i wish all parts of the motherboard was white to complete the build$3,003.93 -
The All-Rounder The All-Rounder
A computer used for gaming, working, and just general computing A computer used for gaming, working, and just general computing$2,958.93 -
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Milano Milano
I built Milano to be the successor to the first PC I ever built back in 2016. As a new builder 6 years ago, I built my old... I built Milano to be the successor to the first PC I ever built back in 2016. As a new builder 6 years ago, I built my old PC with parts that were already two years old in order to save on cash. At the time it was a great deal and overall the PC has served me well over the years, but the 4th gen Intel i7 and especially the DDR3 RAM were starting to show their age. I have since done smaller builds here and there over the years, gained experience and skill, and with the release of the 30 series Nvidia GPUs, I decided to build the PC I always wanted to build - an absolute powerhouse, in a more compact case that I can keep on my desk, and of course RGB everything. I waited in the EVGA queue for just over a year for the privilege of buying a new GPU. I signed up 11/6/20, and got my notification on 11/11/21. With my brand new EVGA RTX 3080 10GB FTW3 Ultra on the way, it was time to order everything else. I bought the CPU and the motherboard at Micro Center, as they happened to be the only retailer with the 5900X in stock at the time, and I also wanted to take advantage of the CPU and motherboard bundle discount. This worked out well as the 5900X went on sale a month later, and Micro Center happily refunded me the $50 difference! This was a tricker build to build as the case was smaller than my previous case, and I wanted to top mount my AIO liquid CPU cooler. GPUs are also much bigger than my old GTX 970 (this 3080 is an absolute unit), and this would mark my first AMD build to boot. I ran into a RAM clearance issue - the radiator fit with the more reward fan installed, but not with the more frontwards fan. The fan shroud made just enough contact with the RAM that I could not seat the radiator + fan assembly in the top. I decided to get creative and took a dremel to my fan shroud. Being careful not to remove too much material, after 30 min of whittling away and habitually checking my clearances, I finally made it fit! With it installed, you would never be able to tell that I removed material from the fan shroud. The RGB looks awesome, and most importantly, my temps are great! I used my old PC as a bit of an all purpose PC, and Milano will follow in those footsteps. As a video guy, I'll be putting this rig through its paces with Premiere Pro. This thing will absolutely crush 4K video editing. If I can get my hands on some 8K footage, I would love to be able to see what it can handle. For work-from-home, of course I have no concerns running multiple browser tabs, Slack, Outlook, and Zoom - so I'll have time to enjoy the pretty colors while I pretend to pay attention in my Zoom meetings. This leads to gaming! Which is obviously the most important part here. My goal was to build a PC capable of at least 120fps at 1440p with all, or at least most, settings set to ultra - to complicate things a little, I play on a 34" ultrawide monitor, which will demand just that much more from my PC due to those additional pixels. I figured with the hardware I was targeting that I'd likely be able to get more than just 120fps, depending on the game and what aspect ratio I choose to play it in. Overkill was part of my goal, and one of the reasons I went with the 12 core, Ryzen 9 5900X over a Ryzen 7, or a comparable Intel CPU. I'm happy to say that I destroyed my goal with this machine. I typically get around 140fps in The Witcher 3, even in heavily demanding areas like running around in Novigrad, at all Ultra settings (including Nvidia Hairworks). I'm able to get 120fps consistently in Forza 5 with all settings, including ray tracing, set to ultra (the caveat being ray tracing is only active when viewing your car in the garage, but it's still a very visually impressive game even with this "limitation"). I'm able to run Back 4 Blood at a stable 120fps at all ultra settings as well. Cyberpunk 2077 is a different story - I don't need to explain why, as I think we all know at this point. However, I was blown away - with DLSS set to Balanced, a mix of medium to high settings (some things disabled/low, like fog, etc), and ray tracing off, I was able to achieve just above 100fps driving around Night City! Frame rates vary with this game, with frames dropping to around high 80s/low 90s when fighting - more fine tuning is needed still to really dial in the best graphics settings I think, but I was incredibly satisfied with these results. Finally, I play Warzone a lot ever since the pandemic started last year, as a way to still hangout with friends while being remote. This is the only game I change the aspect ratio to 16:9, because running 21:9 ultrawide is just a little too much eye movement for me. With most settings turned to low or off, besides textures set to high (this game is really not well optimized), and DLSS on, I'm able to get a consistent 120fps with good draw distances, 120 FOV, at 1440. With Far Cry 6, I had to lower a few settings here and there - for some reason, and I haven't figured it out yet, but even with DLSS on I was getting wildly inconsistent frame rates. Especially during the intro scene you play, it was varying between 100, then drop to 60 in the next second, and it kept doing this. I have since been able to get a mostly stable 120fps, but at times it'll still vary. It also doesn't always obey the frame rate limit I've set in settings, often it'll go over into the 130s, which I find to be odd - but I'm chalking it up to the game being maybe not so well optimized. What's super cool though is Far Cry 6 has iCUE integration so my keyboard and all my fans/RAM/mobo change color with the scenery of the game. This feature is awesome and I hope more games start doing this in the future! By the way, if you're looking to play a new game that's well optimized, runs well, looks amazing, and is a ton of fun, definitely check out Forza Horizon 5 if you're into racing games. Having never played a Forza game before I really didn't know what to expect. It turns out this game is a ton of fun, and the car models look amazing! It's also one of the most well optimized game I've played in a while - besides for one annoying complication with my EVGA X1 software that controls my custom fan curves for my 3080, for whatever reason the game will crash on boot if X1 is open in the background, so I have to set a static fan speed and then close X1 before booting. But besides that, the game runs incredibly well, it efficiently uses my GPU to its full potential, and hasn't given me any problems with performance (no crashes mid-game!). The built-in benchmarking test showed consistent frame rates with no issues, I am super happy with how this game performs. And if you like RPGs, I will forever recommend The Witcher 3, which is still just as visually stunning as it was the day I first played it back in 2016. This game also runs incredibly well, and has such an immersive world, it's well worth the price of admission for access to the incredible stories this game offers. Overall I'm so incredibly happy with how this build turned out. I took what I learned from my first PC build, and subsequent builds over the years, and built what is essentially my dream PC. With the specs of this rig, I'm hoping to get at least 7 happy years out of this build without it feeling outdated. I've destroyed all my short term goals (120fps at 1440p with ultra settings, 4K editng, etc), I have confidence that I'll obtain this long term goal as well.$2,869.24 -
Rebirth Rebirth
Primarily as a gaming PC but also is used for photography edits and general streaming on occasion as well. Working with... Primarily as a gaming PC but also is used for photography edits and general streaming on occasion as well. Working with cosplay photos can be a pretty heavy strain as there are a lot of edits and corrections that other photography types simply don't need so current wave of updates to this build are to help keep cool. Please be kind as this is a work in progress. The "out with the old" is an Asus 1060 6GB Video card, Cooler Master Hyper 212 CPU cooler, Corsair CX750M PSU(yeah the bronze one), G.Skill Aegis 16GB DDR4 2400Mhz, sadly old Blu-ray Burner, all sitting in a Cooler Master HAF 912(the old one without the window lol)... The "new" is listed below that was added over the last few years, much of which has been in the last 6-12 months. Processor and Motherboard are next, just waiting on a solid deal with hearty gains worth the upgrade.$2,844.95 -
Darknesses Darknesses
Second best of everything when built in 2020. Used for work during the day, and gaming at night. Displays are dual 27"... Second best of everything when built in 2020. Used for work during the day, and gaming at night. Displays are dual 27" GSYNC 1440P 165Hz$2,824.85 -
Rainbow Darkness Rainbow Darkness
5900X H150i, RTX3080 Hybrid, 32GB DDR4-3600 CL16, NVMEs 5900X H150i, RTX3080 Hybrid, 32GB DDR4-3600 CL16, NVMEs$2,824.83 -
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My gaming and streaming PC My gaming and streaming PC
Currently using this setup for gaming and streaming simultaneously Currently using this setup for gaming and streaming simultaneously$2,794.94 -
Neon Transparency Neon Transparency
This is my main gaming rig, which double as a general purpose PC and video editing machine. When picking out a parts list I... This is my main gaming rig, which double as a general purpose PC and video editing machine. When picking out a parts list I made sure to include enough power for all these tasks, so this machine is a bit on the pricier side. I'd say it's worth it though.$2,771.91 -
My pride and joy #bitwit My pride and joy #bitwit
This pc is actually a $5000 build that took me $2000 to build. What I did was started with a white pc that costed $2000.... This pc is actually a $5000 build that took me $2000 to build. What I did was started with a white pc that costed $2000. After posting it online I got a couple of messages asking if I was selling it. To my surprise they were offering me more than what it costed me to build. That’s when I had the idea, I’d sell the pc I had then rebuild it with better parts. This happened 4 times until I ended up with my current build that feel I can do nothing more to it. It’s to a point where it’s too beautiful to sell. The specs are Rog strix 3080 / Ryzen 9 5900x / 64gb trident z royal ram / 1000 watt gold rated power supply / nzxt kraken z73 cooler I custom painted and put custom sleeving and aio covering to make it white / nzxt N7 motherboard in white / two 2 tb Samsung evo ssds / pcie 4.0 vertical gpu mount custom painted white / strimmer cables / two lcd displays one mounted to the back and one in the radiator / Lian li o11 dynamic and Lian li uni fans I can die happy whit this$2,729.94
