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BeastX BeastX
This gaming PC name signifies the speed and power it brings to the gaming realm. This gaming PC name signifies the speed and power it brings to the gaming realm.$1,942.93 -
Mini Workstation Mini Workstation
Introducing my latest creation, a build that combines power, efficiency, and aesthetics to cater to both my professional and... Introducing my latest creation, a build that combines power, efficiency, and aesthetics to cater to both my professional and personal computing needs. At the heart of this machine is the mighty Ryzen 9 5900X 12-core CPU, coupled with NVIDIA RTX A4000 workstation GPU, 64GB of 3200MHz RAM, all nestled mostly* inside the sleek and compact Fractal Terra Mini case. Why I Built It: As a manufacturing engineer, I work extensively with software and require a system that can effortlessly manage complex modeling in SolidWorks and render Unreal Engine graphics. Simultaneously, as a lifelong gaming enthusiast, I wanted a rig capable of delivering unparalleled gaming experiences. From my daily work routines to unwinding with the latest AAA titles, this build fits the bill. This rig has transformed my workflow, enabling faster render times, smoother gaming experiences, and overall improved efficiency. Professional Work: In my profession, time and precision are of the essence. Whether it's modeling intricate designs in SolidWorks or handling software integral to manufacturing engineering, the synergy of Ryzen 9 and NVIDIA RTX A4000 makes my work more efficient and enjoyable. Gaming: As a gamer, I wanted a system that can conquer the latest AAA titles and provide immersive gameplay. With the powerful combination of Ryzen 9 and NVIDIA RTX A4000, I've been playing games like Cyberpunk 2077, Elden Ring, and NFS Heat at ultra-high settings without breaking a sweat. Modeling and Graphics: For my professional pursuits, this build shines in applications like SolidWorks, where precision and performance are paramount. Unreal Engine graphics projects come to life like never before, rendering in real-time and allowing me to explore my creativity in new dimensions. Future Upgrades & Hindsight: In the future, I might explore adding expanded storage capacity to accommodate larger projects. Overall, I am ecstatic with the result. Conclusion: This build is more than just a computer; it's a reflection of my professional life as a manufacturing engineer and my love for gaming and technology. It's a hub for creativity, relaxation, and connection, playing a central role in my daily life. I welcome fellow engineers, gamers, and enthusiasts to share their thoughts, insights, or simply join in the conversation. Let's connect and continue to innovate!$2,174.91 -
Nice and simple Nice and simple
Very clean and simple pc i have Very clean and simple pc i have$1,114.92 -
Ryzen PC Ryzen PC
pc that is in great condition. I recently built it. It features a somewhat outdated cpu but it gets its job done. Thanks for... pc that is in great condition. I recently built it. It features a somewhat outdated cpu but it gets its job done. Thanks for looking!$1,296.95 -
How to Convince Your Dad that a Black... How to Convince Your Dad that a Black Friday Laptop is Not Worth the Time Anymore
My dad started out in this country as a software engineer, working on various projects from large contractor companies that... My dad started out in this country as a software engineer, working on various projects from large contractor companies that essentially brought in tons of immigrants to fill contract needs in the 70s and 80s. He now works as a Project Manager in the development/software sector, but has always been familiar with computing and best practices. Come black friday season, he's usually interested in picking up a new laptop to manage his personal work. I usually see him go through these every 2-3 years, and this past year he asked me what laptop I think he should get. I bet him that I could spent less on a custom built PC that is more powerful and capable than a laptop, and would far outlive the life of the laptop as well as the period of time it takes for a machine to "feel slow". What ensued over the next three days was a debate of the ages, similar to those of Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates. He showed off tempting deals--mobile platforms with Ryzen 7 CPUs, high fidelity displays, long battery life, warranties. I returned by pointing out benchmarks of those CPUs, the lower clock speed of the memory modules, the ineffective cooling capability of the chassis. Finally, our great debate resulted in a close with a wager. That I could successfully build a complete machine with peripherals for under 500 USD that would outmatch the laptops he was interested in, even in ranges of 600-700 in price. Ultimately, we're both quite happy with the resulting build. He primarily uses the computer for office and productivity related work. He was using a Dell Inspiron 22 3263 that was an AIO desktop solution. He had been struggling with load times, processing times, and the ability to print 50+ page documents (as he also side hustles as a notary) without the computer crashing. Looking back, perhaps I could have gone with a lower memory package, but for the cost and the spec it was a great deal! If it was an intensive gaming build, I definitely would have sprung for a silver or gold standard PSU, but with the given warranty and the use case, I thought this was fine. With additional savings, I would have installed an NVME SSD to act as a boot drive, then added in some HDD TB drives for storage, but we had plenty of old drives lying around to recycle into this build, so there was no need. I also learned that I love building in mATX cases! My own build uses a full size ATX case, and I feel that the cable management gets messy as it is with that much room. In this case, I just left the rats nest of cables as is because there's not that much space anyways, so who cares!$475.74 -
How do you still not have a 3080? How do you still not have a 3080?
Built it for gaming, I use it for that, 3d modelling, and a bunch of other things you use a computer for Built it for gaming, I use it for that, 3d modelling, and a bunch of other things you use a computer for$2,659.91 -
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Build Eff Build Eff
Simple cost-effective gaming machine. Simple cost-effective gaming machine.$1,824.92 -
Colors Colors
I built it as a high-end gaming rig. For the most part, I play a combination of Forza Horizon 5, Battlefield 2042, Destiny... I built it as a high-end gaming rig. For the most part, I play a combination of Forza Horizon 5, Battlefield 2042, Destiny 2, The Isle, Rust, and a few others. For something I wish I'd done differently, I wish I would have gone with a white radiator. I initially chose a be Quiet! pure loop 280mm and spray painted it white, however I left out the tubes. I feel if I'd either just bought a white rad, or spray painted the tubes as well the theme of my build would be more apparent. (I originally wanted a white one, now it's kind of in-between). For future upgrades, I honestly think I'll be set for a while. I'm running a 5600x with a 3070ti, and 16gb of 3200mhz ddr4 ram. I'm considering a cpu+mobo upgrade, but that won't happen for a while.$2,706.83 -
Midget Bandit Midget Bandit
Mainly for gaming but also for getting lost in the usual youtube black hole Mainly for gaming but also for getting lost in the usual youtube black hole$1,585.93 -
For the horde #Bitwit For the horde #Bitwit
Needed a new streaming machine where I pretty much play everything, but mainly WoW. I wanted to go with a theme/brand and I... Needed a new streaming machine where I pretty much play everything, but mainly WoW. I wanted to go with a theme/brand and I already had a Corsair mouse and headset so got everything Corsair that I could.$2,647.92
