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CORSA CORSA
I built this rig because I have gamed on PlayStation for many years and I finally decided it was time to upgrade to a gaming... I built this rig because I have gamed on PlayStation for many years and I finally decided it was time to upgrade to a gaming pc. I decided to challenge myself and built it on my own. I did hours of research and visited microcenter several times. I've learned more from Microcenter staff than anywhere else, even the internet. I play GTA, COD multiplayer, and dabble in a bit of Halo Infinite.$2,308.90 -
Anime21 Anime21
My gaming experience is improved with this biuld My gaming experience is improved with this biuld$2,019.90 -
Milk Milk
Started out blue, then went white. CSGO and COD. Started out blue, then went white. CSGO and COD.$2,108.92 -
Icy Gaming PC Icy Gaming PC
I originally wanted a PS5 but I couldn't get my hands on one so I decided to build a PC. While doing research and watching a... I originally wanted a PS5 but I couldn't get my hands on one so I decided to build a PC. While doing research and watching a bunch of videos of what parts to buy/ good brands, the 3080 TI went on sale and a friend pointed it out, so I ended up picking it up for just over $900. Then I was hooked, didn't take me long after that to finish the build. It came out with pretty good cable management, which was a priority when building it and for my first time building one, I think it looks pretty good. I use it mainly for gaming, but also everyday type stuff as well, like watching YouTube, Netflix, etc.$2,687.91 -
New Budget Build New Budget Build
I built this gaming rig to upgrade my experience to 1440p 144hz from 1080p gaming. Went over $2500 budget, but was... I built this gaming rig to upgrade my experience to 1440p 144hz from 1080p gaming. Went over $2500 budget, but was necessary. Doing the job better than expected.$2,720.91 -
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GladOS GladOS
I had been using my old PC for the previous five years when I realized it was time to replace. I couldn't wait and chose to... I had been using my old PC for the previous five years when I realized it was time to replace. I couldn't wait and chose to go with this build; first, I hesitated to use water cooling but decided against it since I didn't want to deal with the maintenance procedure over the long run. I've installed over 9 fans, and it runs without a hitch (I'm partially deaf, lol). Although the 3080 ti was overkill for the price, it has been performing fantastically and can pretty much handle any game without breaking a sweat. Storage-wise, this build's weakest area, I'm hoping to make additional room for 2TB because I was incredibly pressed for time. Overall, this gaming setup was obviously overkill, but I don't regret it. After using my five-year-old budget-built computer, I've been doing research on what parts I feel are worthwhile acquiring and what's good for my long-term use, assuming that I do everything on a daily basis. I multitask while gaming, streaming, and editing videos on my computer. If I had to sum up this entire construct in one sentence, I would say that it was worthwhile and I have no regrets at all.$1,982.94 -
Sim Racing PC Sim Racing PC
Building a Sim Racing Rig and needed a PC to run it. Will be used for iRacing, Dirt Rally, Assetto Corsa, etc. Building a Sim Racing Rig and needed a PC to run it. Will be used for iRacing, Dirt Rally, Assetto Corsa, etc.$2,055.92 -
Gaming PC Gaming PC
Intel i9-11900K, 64GB Ram, 2TB SSD, MSI 3080Ti Intel i9-11900K, 64GB Ram, 2TB SSD, MSI 3080Ti$2,221.93 -
For The Empire For The Empire
This is my gaming rig and soon to be content creation build. Play all kinds of games ranging from The Old Republic, World of... This is my gaming rig and soon to be content creation build. Play all kinds of games ranging from The Old Republic, World of Warships, FF14, & lots of Retro games. Play a lot of Star Wars games as its my favorite franchise. Forever a Sith! I also enjoy playing and streaming retro titles to friends in our discord. This build gives me the ability to make content for gaming and game collecting which is something I have gotten more involved with. The build has been a blast going to AMD after years of being on Intel. I may go back to the blue brand now with Intel 12th gen. Those P&E Cores got me intrigued!$3,412.94 -
BEAST Gaming PC BEAST Gaming PC
This PC will run any game with ease at the highest settings. To get better performance than this you would have to spend... This PC will run any game with ease at the highest settings. To get better performance than this you would have to spend substantially more for minimal performance gain. I tested in 1080p with competitive settings, but it can easily handle 1440p and depending on the title.. 4k. All the parts are new except for the gpu, which I bought used and stress tested. There are no issues.$2,012.93 -
Dark Lord Dark Lord
Gaming,general desktop, browsing, programming Gaming,general desktop, browsing, programming$3,769.93 -
GAming Pc GAming Pc
, temps stay cool and no overheating, runs great and fast. I get incredible fps in all games. I usually run 1440p on a 240hz... , temps stay cool and no overheating, runs great and fast. I get incredible fps in all games. I usually run 1440p on a 240hz monitor and I’m able to get between 180-230fps at 1440p. You could run it at 1080p and get even more frames on max but that’s depending on game and settings.$2,162.93 -
Thicc Build Thicc Build
Gaming PC mainly used for minecraft, Destiny 2, CSGO, and R6 Gaming PC mainly used for minecraft, Destiny 2, CSGO, and R6$2,299.93 -
Desktop 1 Desktop 1
Several years ago, I made the decision to return to school online. I did not have a dedicated desktop computer, so I decided... Several years ago, I made the decision to return to school online. I did not have a dedicated desktop computer, so I decided I would take this opportunity and build my own. Then I went overboard.$2,604.95 -
2022 Stealth Build 2022 Stealth Build
Upgraded from an old i7 4790 build Upgraded from an old i7 4790 build$2,554.93 -
Ultra Violet Ultra Violet
This was a few years in the making. I've started with a i 5 8400 and a 1060. Lots of struggles with computers crashing and... This was a few years in the making. I've started with a i 5 8400 and a 1060. Lots of struggles with computers crashing and not working. I've been slowly upgrading it and will continue to upgrade. I've play alot of gtfo and back for blood.$2,593.91 -
Spider-Man Spider-Man
I originally started building a computer just for console streaming and to maybe be able to play some PC exclusives, but I... I originally started building a computer just for console streaming and to maybe be able to play some PC exclusives, but I spiraled out of control and ended up with this build, but I got power hungry and now I almost exclusively play games on PC and PC building has become a huge hobby of mine.$2,131.94 -
Silent Cooler Silent Cooler
I wanted to have a build which has dual purpose of acting as a WFH setup and as a gaming rig. I also need some compute power... I wanted to have a build which has dual purpose of acting as a WFH setup and as a gaming rig. I also need some compute power to run some heavy softwares. This was my first foray towards a RGB build. It is still WIP and missing some additions I plan to install.$3,341.94 -
First time is also a charm First time is also a charm
With the old 10700k and Maximus MB from previous build, upgrade from 2080 to 3080ti and try custom loop for the first time;... With the old 10700k and Maximus MB from previous build, upgrade from 2080 to 3080ti and try custom loop for the first time; handles FPS and ARPG@3440*1440 144hz with no hassle.$4,363.98 -
Challenger Challenger
The name of my system is Challenger because when I started my build back in 2013 it was a challenge to build. Eventually it... The name of my system is Challenger because when I started my build back in 2013 it was a challenge to build. Eventually it was challenger to build it better and faster. The performance got better and better every generation. The purpose of my build is for gaming, photo editing, Video editing, light graphic design, web design, and some crypto mining when I'm not using it for watching movies. As you can tell my system has always been put to the test, that is why I have a 1000 watt PSU and 32gb or RAM to make sure I can support anything I throw at it. Before this new model I had a an intel i9-990K and that did great until this 12th gen of CPU's. The 3080ti really comes alive when it comes to games like Red Dead II and Far Cry 6. I didn't my best could get better but it did when I up graded my system to the 12th Gen CPU. All of this performance is viewed by my Alienware 34" Ultra wide 4k Monitor at 120hz. I was truly amazed when I was playing Far Cry 6 at an average of 110fps at 4k when I first played it on this system. I haven't edited any video yet but the moment I get a product I know it will go by in a flash. The Corsair 4000D case was a tight fit for this rig but it really made a complex system look super clean and simple. I was never really into RGB fans but since everything had RGB I had to buy them and now I'm a fan. lol I'm used to full PC cases but now there is no such thing as a full size case any more since they cover the bottom end with a PSU cover. So if you are like me and had an old full size case with no PSU cover, keep it if you ever want to add a second card for any reason. The Corsair 4000D fits a full size ATX motherboard but that last PCIE slot is going to be just for show. Nothing more than one card fits ion this mid size tower and that also goes for the full size frame as well. This the first time time that I have bought an Asus ROG Maximus Hero motherboard and this board is nothing but high class. You truly get what you pay for in this board. The only thing you'll be sorry about is the price but once you open the box and see all the cool features it comes with you'll be excited to plug it in. The board comes with so many features it would take too long for me to list them but I will say that there is a button that helps you release your GPU from the board which is super helpful. The board also support about 4 NVME SSD's, Two on the board and two on an addition PCIE attachment that comes with the board. This board also has a pretty interesting display that is not that bright but very cool to look at. The board also has plenty of slots for those of you that like to build custom water cooled rigs. I personally use a Corsair AIO cooler H100I Elite Capellix and it does just fine. Mixed with 3 RGB 120mm Fans in the front and 2 120 fans on the cooler and 1 to the rear of the case. So there is RGB all over this Challenger. The only place that doesn't have RGB is my Gigabyte 3080ti and my Corsair RAM. This leads me to remind everyone that if you are upgrading to the 12th Gen CPU's you can't use DDR4 RAM you need DDR 5. I had to learn that the hard way and they aren't cheap right now, so to save some money I purchased the Corsair 32GB 5200mhz RAM kit without RGB at around $300. Anything at that size with RGB will cost you an arm and a leg right now.$4,025.93 -
Z690 12700 3080 ti Z690 12700 3080 ti
Primarily for gaming, with high end specs to future-proof a few years Primarily for gaming, with high end specs to future-proof a few years$3,264.91