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Mini ITX Gaming PC Mini ITX Gaming PC
Goal was to build a compact mini-itx gaming PC as that was trending Goal was to build a compact mini-itx gaming PC as that was trending$1,815.92 -
Hyper Hyper
The build took a few hours to complete, with most time spent managing the PSU cables. The CPU idles around 35°C and the GPU... The build took a few hours to complete, with most time spent managing the PSU cables. The CPU idles around 35°C and the GPU around 30°C. Under load it stays very manageable, and the Noctua fans help keep it running cool and quiet.$2,084.92 -
Corsair 280x 3070 Ti Build with 3D... Corsair 280x 3070 Ti Build with 3D Printed Airflow Mods
A gaming and productivity PC with liquid cooling and 3D printed PETG airflow modifications. A gaming and productivity PC with liquid cooling and 3D printed PETG airflow modifications.$1,829.91 -
Frostbolt Frostbolt
Updated version of my 2020 build (https://pcpartpicker.com/b/KT9G3C) with upgrades including an actual 30 series GPU!... Updated version of my 2020 build (https://pcpartpicker.com/b/KT9G3C) with upgrades including an actual 30 series GPU! Snatched an extra SSD, some more fans, new case feet, along with new wiring and GPU to replace my 1070 Ti. The 3070 Ti I was able to purchase via the Newegg shuffle at a "reasonably" inflated price (It was under 1000 so that was all I was looking for). I'm also planning to sell off my 1070 Ti to make up the inflated price increase. The Gaming X Trio is huge, however I was surprised at how it fits well in the case. For 120mm front fans it barely touches the edge. Inserting the GPU into the actual slot though was a pain point, as I had to basically stretch the case and remove some fans to fully insert it. It fits though, as other builds with the same GPU shroud would show with this case, and that's a major win, as I'm not going to wait around for a smaller 30 series GPU or 40 series to come in stock and face the impending buyout battle. Also, sag was immediately apparent, so to compensate I just too 2 of my case feet and just used it as support for the GPU. Temps surprisingly good, given the 280x's below average air flow. GPU barely went over 60 in most of my games, CPU never went over 65-70. I did made some modifications with the case, such as an elevated glass top panel and replaced the feet of the 280x with taller 680x feet. Good upgrades that actually somewhat helped temperatures. Outside of that, added a new monitor, speakers, and keyboard. I'm really happy with my setup as it's basically now (almost) exactly how I wanted it to be when I envisioned it 2 years ago.$1,479.97 -
Collecting Dust Collecting Dust
I sometime play league of legends on it I sometime play league of legends on it$1,889.95 -
VR Streaming PC VR Streaming PC
I built this PC since I won the Newegg shuffle for an Nvidia RTX 3070ti I built this PC since I won the Newegg shuffle for an Nvidia RTX 3070ti$2,206.89