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  Inland Gaming Build Inland Gaming Build

  This PC features the Inland X1 RGB Case which I got on sale for $30. The point of this PC was to be a huge focus on value,... This PC features the Inland X1 RGB Case which I got on sale for $30. The point of this PC was to be a huge focus on value, not spending any money on anything unnecessary but still looking clean and with some RGB. Performance is great at 1080p and even 1440p as the RTX 3060 is still a great card for most games. The white Powerspec power supply with white cable sleeves really completes this PC as only the GPU and motherboard stand out as not matching the colour scheme.

  $675.93

  NotaMacUser

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  Black PC white RGB Black PC white RGB

  I built this pc generally for school and gaming. I usually just play games like BG3, minecraft, terraria, phasmophobia, and... I built this pc generally for school and gaming. I usually just play games like BG3, minecraft, terraria, phasmophobia, and GTA V. I also couldn't find some of the parts on the website like the case because i bought it from somewhere else

  $537.94

  Elijah C

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  Gaming PC Gaming PC

  Gaming Gaming

  $1,753.34

  Emmanuel C

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  Gaming Rig 3600 Gaming Rig 3600

  I wanted to make something affordable, but also with an upgrade path. AMD's AM4 socket provides that flexibility. This build... I wanted to make something affordable, but also with an upgrade path. AMD's AM4 socket provides that flexibility. This build originally had a Ryzen 3 1200 in it, but now has a Ryzen 5 3600. (Note that the "Create a Build" does not provide a 3600 option, so I selected 3800X instead as the most similar CPU). The 3060Ti gives this a lot of performance for the target resolution of 1080P.

  $1,267.92

  Andrew H

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  R.O.G. R.O.G.

  I recently got back into PC building in 2020 (Last Build was 2012) and a friend told me about these youtubers that have... I recently got back into PC building in 2020 (Last Build was 2012) and a friend told me about these youtubers that have build guides so I checked out Jayz2cents, and quickly found myself subscribing to Bitwit, Pauls Hardware, GamersNexus, Austin Evans, and of course Linus Tech Tips. I was hooked and really appreciate how all of these channels try to vary their content but all exist in the same space in a friendly way. I've built 6 systems for friends and family since then and most recently updated my personal system which is the white and black system in the O11 Mini. This system was upgraded after I camped out at Microcenter in January 2021 and was lucky enough to get an RTX 3070 Strix White Edition. The Lian Li TU150 was the 1.0 version of this computer before the 3070. I had purchased an ASUS Strix RTX 2060 Super but sold it last summer after I got the 3070. So hopefully that makes sense why I needed to upgrade to a case with better Air flow. The ITX build was fun but just was a hot box! NEW Upgrade Parts list: O11D Mini Tempered Glass ATX Mini Tower Computer Case AMD Ryzen 7 5800x X570 ROG Crosshair VIII Impact AMD AM4 Mini-DTX Motherboard GeForce RTX 3070 ROG Strix Overclocked Triple-Fan 8GB White Edition VENGEANCE RGB PRO SL 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4-3600 - White SF750 750 Watt 80 Plus Platinum SFX Fully Modular Power Supply WD Black SN850 1TB M.2 NVMe Inland PSU Sleeved Cable Extension Kit - Black/ White CORSAIR - iCUE H150i ELITE CAPELLIX CPU Cooler - Black with ML Fans x3 CORSAIR QL Series, iCUE QL140 RGB, 140mm RGB LED PWM White Fan x4 CORSAIR - Lighting Node PRO CORSAIR - Commander PRO Hardware Controller

  $2,474.92

  Jesse S

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  Father and son's 1st build Father and son's 1st build

  Micro ATX build, parts ordered from 3 different vendors due to availability of PC parts. Micro ATX build, parts ordered from 3 different vendors due to availability of PC parts.

  $1,136.23

  Edward C

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  Synth Wave Synth Wave

  This build was done for the purpose of gaming. My whole group of friends all played computer games and constantly egged me... This build was done for the purpose of gaming. My whole group of friends all played computer games and constantly egged me on to get a pc. Unfortunately i did not have money and a job as I was still finishing high school. Soon as I finished I got a job at Target and started putting in the hours to finally get my pc. My build originally started simple with a ryzen 3 2200g, b450 motherboard, 500gb ssd, and a ryzen rx 480 red devil. I wanted to upgrade in the future but knew Target was not going to cut it because high end pc parts are a pretty penny. So I went to trade school and now im an electrician trainee making decent money. After a long job with a total house remodel I happened to be passing micro center on my way home. I was tired but thought "hey why not check it out and maybe treat myself for the hard work" plus I had just gotten a rather large check haha. A friendly employee helped me out and I ended up walking out with pretty much an entire new build worth of upgrades.

  $1,672.91

  Angel E

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