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My computer My computer
I built this to because I wanted to upgrade my CPU to a more current one as well as change my motherboard form factor and... I built this to because I wanted to upgrade my CPU to a more current one as well as change my motherboard form factor and case.$1,229.84 -
Shedstation 2021 #MicroCenterMadness Shedstation 2021 #MicroCenterMadness
Forged in the beating heart of a dragon, the shedstation contains the latest bleeding edge tech from last gen. It mostly... Forged in the beating heart of a dragon, the shedstation contains the latest bleeding edge tech from last gen. It mostly runs warcraft and dota and sits on a fully custom 3D printed modular PC case. Need to get me a Keychron K3 though, and I need to find a spot for my CRT and 4K monitor. Also currently using a custom Mouse + Keypad contraption for multiboxing classic wow$1,134.95 -
First Liquid Cooled Gaming PC! First Liquid Cooled Gaming PC!
Build for silent work during the day and gaming in the evening! Build for silent work during the day and gaming in the evening!$3,311.49 -
No Light but Mostly White No Light but Mostly White
Wanted something new and to be in a small form factor. Its my daily machine for work, light browsing and gaming. Mostly play... Wanted something new and to be in a small form factor. Its my daily machine for work, light browsing and gaming. Mostly play Apex Legends, CsGo, Horizon4, Dota2. If i do want to play some of the newer games I do need to upgrade the GPU but there is nothing on the market that I can put my hand on...$991.91 -
Ezraudio mini ITX Ezraudio mini ITX
This was built for AVID Pro Tools, Dante(Digital Audio Networking Through Ethernet), Server, and GAMES GAMES GAMES!!!! This was built for AVID Pro Tools, Dante(Digital Audio Networking Through Ethernet), Server, and GAMES GAMES GAMES!!!!$1,687.93 -
Professional Video Editing Professional Video Editing
I'm a videographer with the State Department and have always used either an iMac or Mac Pro for editing in Premiere and... I'm a videographer with the State Department and have always used either an iMac or Mac Pro for editing in Premiere and AfterEffects. After experiencing a forced reboot to Mojave because of driver incompatibility with Catalina, I decided I needed more control and frankly power. So I converted to PC. Since my primary workflow is in Premiere I decided to go with the Ryzen 9 3950X paired with an RTX 2060 Super SC Ultra 8gb. Since I usually travel for work (pre-COVID) I also needed something portable. Hence choosing the Sliger SM580. At 15.8 liters it's pretty compact and easy to transport when I need my workstation mobile. MOBO is a Gigabyte B550 I AORUS PRO AX, with Team T-FORCE VULCAN Z 64GB (2 x 32GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3200, SAMSUNG 970 EVO M.2 2280 1TB, Sabrent 1TB Rocket NVMe 4.0 Gen4 PCIe M.2 on the back. PSU is a Seasonic FOCUS SGX-650, 650W 80+, and to keep things cool I'm using the NZXT Kraken X63. OC is 4.35 at 1.15v with XMP enabled (Mem & FCLK @1600) This is my first build and fortunately, it has been put to work as quickly as I could get it running! Looking forward to maybe trying to go smaller... ;)$2,294.91 -
Sirius Loops Box Sirius Loops Box
I have a family and my gaming/general use computer is in our main living area. I had a full size ATX case and wanted to... I have a family and my gaming/general use computer is in our main living area. I had a full size ATX case and wanted to downsize and upgrade my system. This was my first small form factor build. I wanted to do something unique, fun and powerful on a budget and this is what I came up with. It's basically the family computer now but me and my wife play FPS, fantasy and indie games. Mostly we've been playing Black Desert Online. It looks amazing on Remastered graphics setting! It runs a little hot with the Ryzen 3600x spiking to high 70's °C at times while under load but the GPU stays cool 60-65 °C under full load. I bought some 3D printed risers to give more airflow under the case recently. All in all it's worked out great and it's a pleasure to look at in my opinion. In the future, I may watercool the system in a custom loop for better thermals but for now I'm happy!$1,495.24 -
DAREDEVIL DAREDEVIL
This RED themed PC is used for GAMING. Mostly PUBG , Overwatch , Ready Or Not, GR:Breakpoint. It was Built with... This RED themed PC is used for GAMING. Mostly PUBG , Overwatch , Ready Or Not, GR:Breakpoint. It was Built with mobility/flexibility/power in mind. It's small enough to take to LAN Parties or a friends house. Running this thing is my 5700XT. The reason I opted to go with this vs an nvidia card is I wanted to truly stick to the RED theme. Aside from that my LG Panel is Freesync and I didn't want to run into compatibility issues using Gsync over Freesync. On this MINI-ITX Board is 3TB of total SSD Storage 1TB nvme and a 2TB SSD. I still have one extra nvme slot on the back of the motherboard should I want to add another nvme drive. @ 3440x1440p it runs butter smooth for almost all games. The screen is wide enough for me too that I can downscale to 1080p in windowed mode and run xsplit on other side for streams @thedarkdade$2,136.43 -
RYZEN - Home School & Gaming ITX RYZEN - Home School & Gaming ITX
With homeschooling on the horizon, I knew that I had to provide a better solution for my 5th grade son to continue his... With homeschooling on the horizon, I knew that I had to provide a better solution for my 5th grade son to continue his education instead of the school provided Chromebook. I'll end up playing tech support, so I wanted to make sure that I had a decent computer for him and I to work on. Budget was also important, so I picked up most items on sale at MicroCenter and we ended up building a perfect computer for our needs. It was a great build to work on with my son. His small hands were helpful reaching into the small case to plug in cables. Plus it was a great learning experience for him! I had a spare monitor and a GPU I pulled from my machine when I upgraded back in January, so I figured I'd put them to use and build my second computer. Asides for school work, my son also plays Fortnite, so I wanted to make sure that the computer was powerful enough to handle that. Size and portability were also important so I decided to go with the Lian Li TU150 and built in the ITX form factor. Right now he's working on a D.I.Y. desk in the basement, but one day he'll want to take the computer up to his room. The weight and case makes for a very portable solution. I used the Ryzen Wraith stock cooler to start, but I'd like to update in the near future, and he is saving for a nicer keyboard.$1,014.37 -
Purple Haze Purple Haze
It’s a gaming and Photo/video editing PC It’s a gaming and Photo/video editing PC$2,108.96 -
The Chief Masheen The Chief Masheen
Needed it to make music and play Doom and Doom Eternal on mouse and keyboard, then I just got into it and kept trying to... Needed it to make music and play Doom and Doom Eternal on mouse and keyboard, then I just got into it and kept trying to make sure it was optimal for whatever I needed to do.$749.40 -
Xbox PC build Xbox PC build
Wanted to build something that was compact, but that also wasn't just some boring case on the shelf either. I had an Orginal... Wanted to build something that was compact, but that also wasn't just some boring case on the shelf either. I had an Orginal Xbox laying around that was not working so i took it apart and gutted it and trimmed out some of the case to make sure everything fit and had proper cooling.$1,027.86 -
Overbuilt-ITX Overbuilt-ITX
I built this PC as a mid tier gaming rig with some unnecessary parts. I built it to look good as well as perform well for up... I built this PC as a mid tier gaming rig with some unnecessary parts. I built it to look good as well as perform well for up to date triple A games. I play a plethora of games on it including Rocket League, Call of Duty, Borderlands, Dark souls, Grand Theft Auto, The Witcher, etc.$1,367.86 -
First Custom Loop Build - ITX Tower... First Custom Loop Build - ITX Tower Streaming Gaming Rig
Purpose: Streaming Gaming Rig. Thanks to Nvidia's GameStream and the Awesome guys at moonlight. I'm able to stream from the... Purpose: Streaming Gaming Rig. Thanks to Nvidia's GameStream and the Awesome guys at moonlight. I'm able to stream from the ITX Rig to phone, laptops, & TVs via the moonlight app. Streaming Project Cars 2, TitanFall2, GTA 5, StarWars Battlefront II, Fallout 4, Destiny 2 over Ethernet or WIFI, I'm usually either 2k@144p or 4K@60p, Ultra settings. Also, the typical Bitrate of the stream over WIFI is usually 100 Mbits/s. Next up, will compare raw performance between my main computer (Macbook Pro with eGPU) vs ITX Rig. More future projects to come. Few Lessons learned: 1) Distilled Water......🙌🏾. So doing custom loops you learned quickly it's better to be safe and use non-conductive water. Saved me many times. 2) Fans Step Up and Step Down...Please set this option.....it helps soo much to stabilize temperatures. With this option set to 0, temperatures would never stay consistent on idle. 😔 3) Graphite Thermal Pad is good enough. Some of the best paste used: MX2, MX4, IC Diamond, Noctua are all great choices. Graphite helps to keep it clean, no paste mess. 🙄 4) Rollercoaster relationship with water cooling. Love to tinker, So pulling stock cooler from PCD, and installing water block was awsome....👏🏾. Getting all the air pockets out of the system sucks. And pouring water over electronics and seeing a drop of water anywhere is scary 😳😓. 5) Using water temperature sensors to relay temps to the motherboard. This allows me to set the fan controls for the GPU. Future Upgrades: 3950X or 3900XT, Waiting on the new AMD APUs, Quick disconnects, External Water Flow Sensor.$1,314.96 -
Gaming Homie Remodel Gaming Homie Remodel
A remake of my build since my mobo/processor crapped out, also because I really wanted better airflow and aesthetics. A remake of my build since my mobo/processor crapped out, also because I really wanted better airflow and aesthetics.$1,325.94 -
SFF Ryzen 2400g SFF Ryzen 2400g
My goal was to build a SFF pc in the smallest case I could find. I found the j-hack pure to be perfect for me and luckily... My goal was to build a SFF pc in the smallest case I could find. I found the j-hack pure to be perfect for me and luckily was able to find one used for sale. I initially bought the PSU that j-hack sells in his website, but I might have got a faulty psu or pico psu and had to return. I ended up spending a little more and got the HDPlex. As you can see in one the pictures, it was a very tight fit the pico psu with this case, I'll need to remove the whole MB if I ever need to remove the pico psu haha. The hdplex only came with a standard C14 power connector, and this case requires a C6, but luckily I was able to custom order one with Larry from hdplex. I also had to remove the shroud from the cpu fan, as it would not fit this case. Configuration: Case : J-hack pure CPU: Ryzen 5 2400g MB: Aorus B450I MEM: 16gb Corsair 3200 SSD: 500gb Samsung EVO 970 nvme PSU: 200W HDPlex I intend to build another sffpc in the future, but this time using a bigger case, I have my eyes in the new Cooler Master NR200.$587.96 -
Vapor - The Small Form Factor Big Air... Vapor - The Small Form Factor Big Air Build
My previous gaming computer served me well for the past several years, but having to lug an EATX case down the stairs to my... My previous gaming computer served me well for the past several years, but having to lug an EATX case down the stairs to my VR setup got tiring. For this build, I decided to downsize to mini-ITX. Thus, Vapor was born. Vapor lives a double life. On my desk it serves as a traditional gaming PC for games like Doom, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and Rocket League. Plug in the Oculus Rift and it becomes a beastly virtual reality rig that can handle the most demanding titles like Half-Life: Alyx, Boneworks, and Blade & Sorcery. While many small form factor PC cases can be difficult to work in, the NCASE M1 proved to be much easier than anticipated. Some small cases are built on "sandwich style" setups dependent on riser cables and restricted airflow potential. The NCASE M1 is the perfect middle ground between size and cooling performance, and doesn't require any riser cables. The popularity of the NCASE M1 on enthusiast forums like /r/sffpc led to a wealth of knowledge and guides. One person even made a spreadsheet comparing several different cooling solutions and their temperatures. Finding and assembling all the parts was made much easier with the community's expertise, and I couldn't be more thankful. While I'm currently content with the thermals, I know I can do better. In early 2021 I want to replace the cooler on my GPU with the heatsink from an Arctic Accelero Xtreme III, and fit two 120mm Noctua NF-A12x25 fans underneath. This mod will decrease GPU temperatures dramatically, and help me fully realize my big air ambitions for this build: Big fans, big airflow, cooler temperatures. I'm also considering upgrading the motherboard to one that supports front-panel USB C ports like the one on the front of the my case. Lastly, I thought about replacing the side panel with a tempered glass one. However, the "RGB lights shining through holes" look is really growing on me.$1,641.93 -
Pokey Express Pokey Express
Built this system primarily as a hobby and for PC gaming including (but of course not limited to) Assetto Corsa, Rocket... Built this system primarily as a hobby and for PC gaming including (but of course not limited to) Assetto Corsa, Rocket League, Battlefield, Squad, and Insurgency Sandstorm. The CPU and GPU are a bit dated now so I am planning on a CPU and GPU update once the 3000 Nvidia series is released.$2,872.40 -
NCASE M1 small form factor PC NCASE M1 small form factor PC
I built this PC to replace my laptop - I initially thought I could get a slim gaming laptop and use it for both gaming and... I built this PC to replace my laptop - I initially thought I could get a slim gaming laptop and use it for both gaming and productivity, but ended up having to turn it in under warranty 4+ times for some catastrophic issues. This build now lives on my desk and is super quiet while under load playing Tarkov or while hammering away on PCB layout & CAD modeling!$1,527.95 -
take over take over
I originally built this pc just for the sole purpose of having a challenge. I have never been a pc before this one I've only... I originally built this pc just for the sole purpose of having a challenge. I have never been a pc before this one I've only ever used MacBooks through high school and college. I wanted to actually turn this into a hakintosh but once is was finished I kinda fell in love with it as it is! I use it for daily computing, research, the occasional gaming (GTA5, fortnite, cod) and music library organization. I dj most every Friday and Saturday night using a MacBook Pro as my go to gig computer, this workstation is perfect for staying at home containing most of my music library. I plan on upgrading the gpu and cpu down the road but for now this works way better than I planned on originally. I have a massive amount of storage for how small this thing is and plan to add more. total I would like 6-8 TB.$1,652.94 -
Project Oasis Project Oasis
This is my secondary PC used exclusively for running my HTC VIVE in my VR play space. It was named after the virtual world... This is my secondary PC used exclusively for running my HTC VIVE in my VR play space. It was named after the virtual world in the book Ready Player One, and features a retro "vaporwave" color scheme. This was actually my first foray at building an mITX system and was a fun adventure to embark on. I actually documented the build process back in January on my YouTube channel called GTech (https://www.youtube.com/GTechOfficial). I absolutely love talking about anything and everything tech-related, with a main focus on PC hardware and gaming PC builds. Some of my most-viewed content is actually the trips that I've made up to my local Micro Center location to purchase hardware as I tend to go with several friends and make it an all-day adventure. This is just one of my systems that have been featured on my channel so if you'd like to see more of it, I'd really appreciate it if you took a look at my channel.$1,659.88 -
Mini-ITX All-AMD Gaming Build Mini-ITX All-AMD Gaming Build
My goal with this build was to make a small future-proof machine that I could stuff massive amounts of processing power down... My goal with this build was to make a small future-proof machine that I could stuff massive amounts of processing power down the line. This is used for schoolwork, gaming, and video editing. My hopes are to eventually upgrade the CPU and GPU, to show that I can cram at least a AMD 12-core + 2080ti into this small of a PC. At this point, the X570 board is a waste, but again, I plan to upgrade to 3rd gen Ryzen eventually. And yes, the blower graphics card is loud. Really loud. And hot. I also want to change the case out, maybe to a NR200 when that comes out, as well as put a custom loop on it (?). The RAM and fan configs have changed over time, but it always has been 16gb. One thing I really regret is getting the Vega 64. I have experienced awful artifacting and coil whine. Although the latter is inevitable, the artifacting was probably caused by my terrible undervolting skills. At times, it idles at 85 degrees Celsius. As I live in a small room with close to no air conditioning, my room easily gets up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit when the PC is on. If I were to do something different about this build, it would most certainly be to avoid Vega. But hey, it's a decent performing card!$1,652.91 -
Liquid Cooled ITX Gaming PC Liquid Cooled ITX Gaming PC
I had been using a MSI gaming laptop for 6 years but now things have changed!This was my first mini-ITX build and also the... I had been using a MSI gaming laptop for 6 years but now things have changed! This was my first mini-ITX build and also the first time using rigid tubing! It was an exciting build to explore liquid cooling and create a system for 1440p gaming. Runs many games really smooth on 1440p. such as World of Tanks, Destiny 2, GTA 5, World of Warcraft, Overwatch, COD Warzone, and... I'll need more storage space for more games. For future upgrades, I would like to add two 1TB SATA SSDS and if necessary another 1TB NVMe Drive. I like playing all types of games and look forward to having a large library of games to choose from instead of uninstalling and reinstalling all the time. Doing the PETG tube bends in the H210i was a challenge but it was so satisfying to utilize most of the space in a small case. I'm thinking of adding one of the dyes that came with the Liquid Devil when I drain the distilled water to install Noctuas in the front of the case; currently using Cougar 120mms. CPU and GPU temps at idle are 40-45C, as ambient is above 32C since I built this PC. At loads, temps range from 55 to 65C depending on the game. Undervolted the 5700XT and not OC'ing the 3700x. Little worried about the CPU temps being higher than the GPU at idle but I will continue to monitor it.$2,884.76 -
Go Small to Go Big Go Small to Go Big
The biggest part of my setup is my monitor as I am a day trader. I could have gone with a dual screen monitor but one... The biggest part of my setup is my monitor as I am a day trader. I could have gone with a dual screen monitor but one seamless 49" monitor is more aesthetically pleasing. Most of the budget was spend on aesthetics rather than performance due to the low demands of a trading platform. I believe that this setup is pretty well rounded for other task including light gaming. Parts and specs of this build is pretty mid-range running a full AMD build with plans for future upgrade if necessary.$1,181.94
