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Brandon's and Dad's First Build Brandon's and Dad's First Build
Mid tier gaming system Mid tier gaming system$921.93 -
Doomsville Doomsville
I use it mainly to play esports games with my friends such as Fotrnite and Apex Legends. I use it mainly to play esports games with my friends such as Fotrnite and Apex Legends.$932.92 -
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Starter Starter
Workstation and light 1080p high settings gaming Workstation and light 1080p high settings gaming$940.97 -
Hand build pc Hand build pc
Built the desktop from parts on hand. Definitely a solid desktop. It will get the job done at 1080p without a problem. It... Built the desktop from parts on hand. Definitely a solid desktop. It will get the job done at 1080p without a problem. It has a solid processor and push through tasks with ease.$954.93 -
The First Build Ever The First Build Ever
Fun build for my personal use and Gaming channel. Fun build for my personal use and Gaming channel.$959.94 -
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Artic Breeze Artic Breeze
I built this for my mom who always wanted a custom gaming pc but could never afford one. She has lung cancer and stage 4... I built this for my mom who always wanted a custom gaming pc but could never afford one. She has lung cancer and stage 4 heart failure so I wanted to give her something special for her 60th birthday.$983.92 -
Miu PC Miu PC
GF needed a gaming pc so I kinda building this one for her, my first build too GF needed a gaming pc so I kinda building this one for her, my first build too$989.93 -
Dark Red Dark Red
It’s a gaming rig I use daily, and it has a Vega 56, and a ryzen 3600. It is a bit old, but it has been working reliably for... It’s a gaming rig I use daily, and it has a Vega 56, and a ryzen 3600. It is a bit old, but it has been working reliably for the last few years.$994.91 -
The Weird Bottleneck The Weird Bottleneck
I built this pc as a cheaper portable pc I built this pc as a cheaper portable pc$1,027.93 -
Random low-key build Random low-key build
Build it for 2D light gaming and sometimes for waching drama. This build is not so blanced especially for my very low-end... Build it for 2D light gaming and sometimes for waching drama. This build is not so blanced especially for my very low-end gpu considering the rest of other parts might be of middle-top class.$1,059.98 -
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Black Bullet Black Bullet
I built this pc for college and playing games like Valorant and Minecraft. I built this pc for college and playing games like Valorant and Minecraft.$1,099.93 -
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Starter Build Starter Build
Gaming/School build. Main games are COD, Battlefield, League of Legends, Fortnite, GTA. Gaming/School build. Main games are COD, Battlefield, League of Legends, Fortnite, GTA.$1,134.93 -
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The 2022 Desperate PC build The 2022 Desperate PC build
Needed to replace an old laptop so decided to build this. Wasn’t 100% sure that I’d want to make a switch from console... Needed to replace an old laptop so decided to build this. Wasn’t 100% sure that I’d want to make a switch from console gaming so I did settle for the much maligned 6500 XT to avoid spending a fortune on a higher tier or used GPU that I might not end up using as much. I’m using this for normal tasks and light gaming. The 6500 XT works well enough for Overwatch and Fortnite but struggles when you notch up graphics quality to the highest tier. I don’t recommend the card unless it’s in your price range and you have reasonable expectations. The M.2 ran a bit warm under heavy data transfers even with the MSI Frozr heatsink that came with the mobo. The ineo heatsink actually works which was a bit of a surprise. Barely fits in between the stock Wraith CPU cooler and the GPU. If you want to use the fan, know that it’s loud and better set to come on when the GPU and/or CPU gets warmer. The stock Wraith cooler works for me and 5600x has only been on the warmer side a few times under heavy load. Stress testing does cause it to run hot so a better cooler is needed if you’re really pushing the 5600x. I haven’t been able to get the Corsair RGB RAM to sync with MSI Mystic even though it’s supposedly compatible. I can use Corsair’s software to control it but it’s buggy if Mystic is being used. I have mixed feelings about the Starryfort case. If you want basic RGB and fans it can be a good budget tower if it’s priced correctly. I wouldn’t buy it for higher performance builds. The front airflow isn’t great (intake design issue) and the wiring does feel a little cheap. It has a board for all the RGB plugs in the back and only takes up one RGB slot on the mobo. Be mindful it’s only 3 pin RGB for the case. Fans are all molex, too. It works with Mystic but it’s not that impressive. The case button for the lighting presets is the way to go. There’s only one removable PCI slot for the GPU. The rest are punch outs which really fried me. There’s also a spot in the front that would be perfect for USB-C but is plugged. The mobo is pretty nice and came with a sticker stating it was Ryzen 5 series ready. No issues on first start up. The Wi-Fi antennas are kind of finicky and ill placed. Wi-Fi signal reception seems weak as well.$1,191.92 -
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