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  Xmas Present Xmas Present

  present for a 10 year old present for a 10 year old

  $2,079.92

  Matthew GS

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  Matts Matts

  Games and strea Games and strea

  $4,677.85

  Matthew N

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  MSI Build MSI Build

  My prior computer met an untimely death, but I was due for an upgrade anyway. The timing couldn't have been better, as the... My prior computer met an untimely death, but I was due for an upgrade anyway. The timing couldn't have been better, as the very next day a great deal came out on an i9 bundle. I thought I would take a stab at building my first unit. Something that should have enough meat to last at least 5 years.

  $1,489.56

  Jason B

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  KISSCreater KISSCreater

  Mostly for photo and video editing but with some gaming thrown in there for good measure. Don't want to upgrade it (except... Mostly for photo and video editing but with some gaming thrown in there for good measure. Don't want to upgrade it (except for storage) for 5 years at least.

  $1,845.89

  Thomas M

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  Thunderdome Thunderdome

  A computer built for work and games. I bought everything except the graphics card in a single trip to Micro Center. Used for... A computer built for work and games. I bought everything except the graphics card in a single trip to Micro Center. Used for editing audio, recording music, spreadsheeting, remote meetings, gaming, and arguing on the internet. GPU is a Gigabyte 3080 Ti VISION OC I bought from Micro Center back at the beginning of 2022.

  $1,389.90

  Jay R

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  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

  Nelsonzep

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  First Build Ever First Build Ever

  Gaming, Watching stuff Gaming, Watching stuff

  $1,634.42

  Joshua W

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  Easy-going Blackout Easy-going Blackout

  Wanted a sleeper "blackout" with a focus on easy-going price and easy-going performance. Wanted a sleeper "blackout" with a focus on easy-going price and easy-going performance.

  $1,304.87

  Lars K

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  Bumblebee, Demon Slayer Bumblebee, Demon Slayer

  Let spouse choose parts on her own with help from the Brentwood staff. She fell in love with the yellow case (Transformers... Let spouse choose parts on her own with help from the Brentwood staff. She fell in love with the yellow case (Transformers nerd-girl), and the dragons on the MSI products (Oookaaaay, MSI is good). and let the staff help her with the rest. She is a casual, light gamer: GW, FFXIV, EQ, WoW, Diablo(s), etc., so this should keep her happy for a while

  $1,404.90

  Geekydee

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  Home Theater/Gaming PC Home Theater/Gaming PC

  Built a new gaming/encoding/media PC rig to replace my aging 8700k/GTX 1660 rig. Went AMD this time - AMD R9 7900X CPU, AMD... Built a new gaming/encoding/media PC rig to replace my aging 8700k/GTX 1660 rig. Went AMD this time - AMD R9 7900X CPU, AMD RX 6950 TX GPU, 64 GB DDR5 6000 Ram, 3 2TB PCI4 4x4 M2 SSD's (OS and APPS, Games, and encoding), ASUS X670-P PRIME WIFI AMD AM5 ATX Motherboard. 2 Additional PCIE USB 3.2 cards (I need LOTS of USB ports for peripherals and the 8 USB3 media storage drives - 125TB total and growing), 750w full modular PS, be quiet SHADOW ROCK TF CPU Cooler, low noise SHADOW ROCK case fans. Stuffed it all in a Silverstone Media PC case. Small compromises were made. Could not fit a liquid cooler so had to go with high efficiency air cooler (be quiet SHADOW ROCK TF) and extra low noise SHADOW ROCK case fans. Originally picked up an RX 7900 TX GPU but it too would not fit the case, so had to fall back to the RX 6950 TX Reference model (2" shorter). Everything fits pretty tight but the Silverstone case is really shitty for cable management, but it all worked out.

  $1,810.92

  cwjuhl

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  2022 Upgrade 2022 Upgrade

  Gaming PC and hobby rendering for 3D printing. Plastic left on the side because my partner wants to peel it off themselves... Gaming PC and hobby rendering for 3D printing. Plastic left on the side because my partner wants to peel it off themselves lol. UserBenchmarks: CPU: Intel Core i9-12900K - 118.5% GPU: Nvidia RTX 4080 - 318.2% SSD: Samsung 980 NVMe PCIe M.2 1TB - 261.9% SSD: Samsung 970 Evo Plus NVMe PCIe M.2 2TB - 298.8% USB: Mass Storage Device 8GB - 4.1% USB: Generic Flash Disk 16GB - 4.1% RAM: G Skill Intl -6400J3239G162x16GB - 204.9% MBD: MSI PRO Z690-A (MS-7D25)

  $2,924.91

  Ryan S

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  Thermoelectric Gaming PC Thermoelectric Gaming PC

  it gets really hot when I game but thats a good thing it gets really hot when I game but thats a good thing

  $3,354.91

  Basically Homeless

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  My first pc build My first pc build

  I built this pc for gaming and the games I play are Valorant,Minecraft and Warzone I built this pc for gaming and the games I play are Valorant,Minecraft and Warzone

  $2,004.91

  Dylan C

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  Gaming PC Gaming PC

  This is suitable for 1440p and 4k This is suitable for 1440p and 4k

  $1,291.91

  Abir Singh G

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  Corsair ICUE 4000x RGB Build Intel i7... Corsair ICUE 4000x RGB Build Intel i7 12700k and RTX 3060

  This is my fisrt build in like almost 8 years and im so glad i did. The omly thing i may do is swap the 3060 for a 3060 TI -... This is my fisrt build in like almost 8 years and im so glad i did. The omly thing i may do is swap the 3060 for a 3060 TI - Corsair 4000D with tempered glass panels front and side Mid tower case w/aRGB Hub. - Intel I7 12700k CPU - Gigabyte Aorus Master B660 DDR4 Motherboard ARBG - Asus ROG Strix RTX 3060 GPU w/aRGB - 32GB of Corsair 3200mhz icue aRGB Ram - 750w EVGA Supernova fully modular power supply - MSI 240 mm AIO cooler w/aRGB - 1 TB Samsung Evo 980 Pro NVMe M.2 SSD - 2TB 7200 RPM Seagate SATA HDD - 5x Corsair aRGB fans

  $1,764.92

  Cory C

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  Chameleon Chameleon

  Swapped the oem NZXT fans with Master Cooler halo fans Swapped the oem NZXT fans with Master Cooler halo fans

  $1,921.90

  Paul W

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  Molan Labe Molan Labe

  I built this as a way to help with boredom and keep connected with my kids during the 2020 lock downs. Started its life in a... I built this as a way to help with boredom and keep connected with my kids during the 2020 lock downs. Started its life in a Thermal take case and just the Asus Board and Ryzen 3 2200g but then the PC building/ Customizing bug hit me and hit me hard. I attempted to customize the thermal take case but that wasn't going the direction I wanted so I searched for a case that better fit my need but also wasn't the same mainstream cases I was seeing all over the internet ie the Nzxt. Ifound the case on Amazon and purchased it although the case could be slightly better it really fits my needs and satisfied my need to see the computer while its operating. I added a RX570 graphics card and more hard drive space. Then over the early summer the need to upgrade was further intensified when my son wanted to build his first computer. So I made him a deal he could have the Ryzen 3 2200g when I could get a Ryzen 3 3300x. Well after a long wait I was able to secure one of the 3300X cpu's at micro center upon installing the new CPU I determined I would be adding a NVME drive to hold the one and only game I play. So that was added and a heat sink, that although isn't needed it looks really good under the CPU fan. PSU extension cables were added for purely looks and not for function. All the case fans are remote controlled for their respective LED effects and the Wraith Prism is controlled by the Cooler Master Software. To do it all over I would have definitely done far more research and possibly gone another route with the motherboard, and I would definitely say I should have opted for a different Graphic Card like a RX 580 or a 5700. But those are Items I can add or change at a later time. This was started as just a simple Web Browsing machine and morphed into something else entirely. I am looking at changing the fans to one that have PWM control as these are just simple fans that have no speed adjustment.

  $1,009.82

  William G

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  My First Build Ever! My First Build Ever!

  I wanted to get back into the PC scene. Its been awhile. However I wanted and all around PC that I could do pretty much... I wanted to get back into the PC scene. Its been awhile. However I wanted and all around PC that I could do pretty much anything on. I have always bought the standard prebuilt machines over the years and wanted something to call my own not HP or Dell HAHA. It was a little overwhelming at first but the associates at Microcenter pointed me in the right direction for everything and asked really good questions. Very Helpful. But I'm extremely happy with the perfomance and products I chose. Now looking forward to the next build and upgrades. LOL

  $2,225.88

  Ray F

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  Quirkless Machine Quirkless Machine

  I built this PC for the purpose of streaming video games! I stream on the Twitch platform and it works great! This computer... I built this PC for the purpose of streaming video games! I stream on the Twitch platform and it works great! This computer is my FIRST EVER BUILD, so I did a lot of research to make sure I got it right. Im am so happy with the results! I also wanted to get the most bang for my buck, and I heard that Micro Center was the place to do that! I got most of the parts for this build from there and I didnt break the bank! I plan on doing some upgrades in the near future, including my graphics card.

  $491.90

  Damontae S

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