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  gaming gaming

  Gaming rig I play fortnite, doom, seige Gaming rig I play fortnite, doom, seige

  $1,547.91

  landon o

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  Gaming Rig Gaming Rig

  Built it for gaming as well for school. Really opened up a new world to gaming for me. Been playing a lot of League recently... Built it for gaming as well for school. Really opened up a new world to gaming for me. Been playing a lot of League recently as well some Apex Legends and COD.

  $1,541.93

  Daniel O

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  AMD Mid G Build AMD Mid G Build

  Gaming and streaming Gaming and streaming

  $2,488.92

  Dreshyne2g

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  All White Build All White Build

  Built this machine to game and build my website Built this machine to game and build my website

  $1,976.93

  Maria L

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  My first build! My first build!

  I wanted a good overall pc for gaming, content creation and at least some degree of future proofing. I wanted a good overall pc for gaming, content creation and at least some degree of future proofing.

  $2,267.91

  Michael M

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  first gaming build first gaming build

  built it to play various games built it to play various games

  $1,956.91

  jie e

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  The "Early Adopter Tax" Build The "Early Adopter Tax" Build

  I spent my college years wishing I could build a new gaming pc, but since I was on a college budget and gpus were on short... I spent my college years wishing I could build a new gaming pc, but since I was on a college budget and gpus were on short supply, I had to wait until now to actually do it, so I went a little overboard. The whole point of the build was based around future compatibility for upgrades. AM5 should be the socket of choice for at least 3-4 years, the pcie and m.2 slots are gen 5 compatible, meaning that whenever the Gen 5 graphics cards and m.2 ssds are out, I can simply plug and play instead of upgrading around it too. The power supply also has the new 12vphr connector for next gen power supplies. Other than the aio, the entire tower was purchased from Micro Center. They ran a deal where the motherboard was $50 off and the ram kit was free with the purchase of a new Ryzen 7 or 9, which is quite a deal considering its 32GB of DDR5-5600. Although down the line I could see myself upgrading the ram. Micro Center Marietta was super helpful. Anyone from the ATL area should make the trip, the team they have there know their stuff and were super helpful with any of my questions or just to chat about random computer stuff. My biggest regret was probably the case. I picked the evo due to the modularity of it, however it is a wider case, and with only 63 in. of space on my desk, there is quite a bit of moving around to do. I got a compact (65%) keyboard, and mounted my PS5 on the wall. I also use my second monitor in a vertical configuration. The gray in the MC exclusive edition also kind of limits me to a purely monochrome build, which I don't mind too much, but it's weird having all these lights just be white the whole time. The PNY Verto is a strange card. I went to the store to by a Tuf 3070, but this was only $20 more. It's hard to find any details on this card anywhere, but if you're able to buy it at the $599 msrp price like I was, it's a worthwhile deal. Right now I'm just grinding some Valorant and Minecraft, with plans to play more serious (probably racing games/MW2) very soon once I get totally settled in. I'm also on the hunt for a better microphone/wireless headset setup, so if anyone has suggestions on what I could use for those in the near future, I'd appreciate it.

  $1,829.94

  DYLAN F

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