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  a nice white build in the new case a nice white build in the new case

  some inspirations, first time build some inspirations, first time build

  $4,132.86

  Aquatik

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  NZXT Power House NZXT Power House

  The latest and most powerful build The latest and most powerful build

  $3,259.94

  Joey

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  DJ True Skillz Build DJ True Skillz Build

  I built this based on suggestions made by friends in the gaming community I built this based on suggestions made by friends in the gaming community

  $7,497.87

  TERRENCE W

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  Thrifty Be Quiet! build Thrifty Be Quiet! build

  This was a long overdue upgrade from a 1070 graphics card build. I was largely able to keep costs unbelievably low thanks to... This was a long overdue upgrade from a 1070 graphics card build. I was largely able to keep costs unbelievably low thanks to Microcenter's deals as always. Can't stress enough how awesome their deals are and how impactful they are to people who are trying to put a build together. I was very fortunate to live pretty close to one.

  $1,316.37

  sorijealut

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  ultimate 4090 suprim pc ultimate 4090 suprim pc

  MY best computer wityh a 4090 suprim! aio MY best computer wityh a 4090 suprim! aio

  $3,380.93

  michael c

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  mATX Gaming and Everyday Use Portable PC mATX Gaming and Everyday Use Portable PC

  All parts bought from microcenter!Perfect build for gaming (144hz monitor), and everyday use with a brand new wireless... All parts bought from microcenter! Perfect build for gaming (144hz monitor), and everyday use with a brand new wireless mouse. Used for everything from streaming, gaming, coding, and everyday use. Future upgrades: 1440p 144+hz monitor, and a 4000 series GPU!

  $1,874.92

  Antony M

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  13700k 13700k

  Gaming Gaming

  $2,159.92

  Rohit M

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  The Jerry Seinfeld of Computers The Jerry Seinfeld of Computers

  Build this PC after a lot of time and research (and money), proud of it. I use it for gaming, day to day, and browsing reddit Build this PC after a lot of time and research (and money), proud of it. I use it for gaming, day to day, and browsing reddit

  $1,860.90

  Alex T

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  Blackout Blackout

  Built for graphic media and other work tasks, but I use it mostly for "yootoob" and "read it" :P Built for graphic media and other work tasks, but I use it mostly for "yootoob" and "read it" :P

  $1,331.58

  a_white

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  All-White Micro/Portable Build All-White Micro/Portable Build

  Recently built an all-white PC build with a microATX case so I can travel with the PC. Use it for gaming, schoolwork, and... Recently built an all-white PC build with a microATX case so I can travel with the PC. Use it for gaming, schoolwork, and general purpose.

  $1,481.92

  Aleks M

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  High End Intel 13900K AMD 7900 XTX... High End Intel 13900K AMD 7900 XTX Anti-RGB White/Black Contrast Gaming Build

  I needed an upgrade from my 11-year-old MacBook Pro from 2013 (2.6 GHz Intel i7 Nvidia GT 750M 2GB) which could barely run... I needed an upgrade from my 11-year-old MacBook Pro from 2013 (2.6 GHz Intel i7 Nvidia GT 750M 2GB) which could barely run Minecraft, so after saving up for a few years I finally got the budget for a high end build for moderate gaming and light productivity for college. Looking forward to playing Valorant, maybe some Overwatch, and all the games I couldn't back in high school with my friends.

  $3,102.92

  Keshav S

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  Cant find GPU Cant find GPU

  General purpose for excel and chrome General purpose for excel and chrome

  $949.91

  Fa P

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  New life New life

  This is my first new build in 13 years. Up until this point, I had been using a 1st gen i5-750 machine that I had built over... This is my first new build in 13 years. Up until this point, I had been using a 1st gen i5-750 machine that I had built over a decade ago. I was very excited to build a new rig that would be great for gaming and video editing. My old build had run very reliably but it was definitely starting to show its age in some of the tasks I required. I decided to choose high quality components that would hopefully stand the test of time. I am blown away by the performance in these new components and I am very impressed by how far components have come in the past 10 years.

  $1,631.92

  andy s

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  All Black All Black

  This is my first build that I had a proper budget and I really wanted to keep it simple, black with no rgb. I love the way... This is my first build that I had a proper budget and I really wanted to keep it simple, black with no rgb. I love the way that it came out and was really happy with my cable management as well

  $2,266.93

  Steve n

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  The OMEGA Computer OF HELL!! The OMEGA Computer OF HELL!!

  Computer for Work and Gaming and general purpose Computer for Work and Gaming and general purpose

  $1,682.92

  John T

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  The Dark Knight The Dark Knight

  I built it mostly for gaming, but i use it for work as well. I built it mostly for gaming, but i use it for work as well.

  $1,579.92

  Liav Z

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  Sous Vide PC Sous Vide PC

  This PC functions as a sous vide to cook meats while you're gaming! Check it out! https://youtu.be/LCsqdxhY93s This PC functions as a sous vide to cook meats while you're gaming! Check it out! https://youtu.be/LCsqdxhY93s

  $3,527.92

  Basically Homeless

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  My Current Build My Current Build

  This build I everything from gaming to working. This build I everything from gaming to working.

  $1,669.93

  Andrew l

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  Small Form Factor with 13700K Small Form Factor with 13700K

  Build Purpose: I day trade using Thinkorswim, bookmap, and tradingview on two 1440p widescreen monitors. I also run a... Build Purpose: I day trade using Thinkorswim, bookmap, and tradingview on two 1440p widescreen monitors. I also run a smaller monitor with OBS set to record the two larger ones. Thinkorswim is mostly a single core application so I wanted a processor with great single core performance. Bookmap is extremely RAM hungry so I went with 64gb to give me some headroom with everything else I'm running. I saved some money on the GPU front; bookmap does benefit from GPU acceleration but I just really needed the GPU to run 3 monitors. I've been wanting to put some of my profits to use. Building thoughts: I had to RMA my first Asrock Z790, the I/O shield was bent and a part that was screwed in had broken off the board. The 2nd one was perfect. Also, I was worried about clearing the AIO tubing around the Dominators because they're so tall, but I saw another post with the tubes routing over the RAM heatsinks and they ended up fitting well. Finally, I went with an 850W PSU just in case I want to upgrade my GPU eventually. Overall, I'm very happy with my build!

  $2,184.92

  Philip C

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  Davude Build v2 Davude Build v2

  I built this PC to serve as my general day-to-day computer for college, software development, and gaming. Currently, I have... I built this PC to serve as my general day-to-day computer for college, software development, and gaming. Currently, I have been playing a lot of Valorant and Apex Legends which run amazingly due to my RTX 3070!

  $1,279.92

  David Sullo

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  creative design build creative design build

  I built this machine to help me with my creative apparel design and illustrations. This is part of my fashion business I built this machine to help me with my creative apparel design and illustrations. This is part of my fashion business

  $1,087.91

  THEOPHANY CLOTHING

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  My HP Prebuilt Rebuild My HP Prebuilt Rebuild

  Short Desc- HP prebuilt redone into a full build.Complete Desc- (Purpose, Mistakes, Progress and Results)This build is based... Short Desc- HP prebuilt redone into a full build. Complete Desc- (Purpose, Mistakes, Progress and Results) This build is based on a hp pavilion 590 office pc i got back in 2018 for cheap. As my first system, I preferred a prebuilt pc instead of a DIY because I did not had enough knowledge about pc building or in tech at the time. My goal with this pc was to upgrade it down the line for it to play games like racing sims, go casually in shooters and do some other slower paced games. I also planned to do some light productivity, aswell for work. But since I had a tight budget, I did my best with what i had which was just enough for a good used starter gpu and a few needed add-ons and adapters to make this all work as I later found out the prebuilt not being compatible with the parts in many ways. The results of doing all of this were questionable but surprisingly the pc worked and it did what I mostly wanted to do with the only major issue being how loose and flimsy everything was. Months later, I only did an upgrade to the storage with an Optane module to speed up the slow hdd storage. However, I wanted to make a big improvement on my setup as to be honest, this whole thing was a mess. So I started to learn more about diy and technical stuff of pcs that I did not explored before to come up with a more ideal build. When I got another good amount of budget earned, I did my most significant change and upgrade after a year later (on 2020) where I revamped everything from scratch to how it is shown in pictures. The previous motherboard, case and other unnecessary things were removed but the reusable items such as the processor, ram, hdd, optane, psu (bought as add-on initially) and gpu were kept. Rebuilding the pc with the proper resources and tools could not been easier, miles better than adjusting and making stuff work on my previous prebuilt setup. Although it still has some mis-perfections, I consider this an accomplishment and all the stuff I intended to do with my pc originally just work better overall now. I guess I should have chosen to do and learn diy in the first place lol. I put a picture of the original “build” to show where I started with this.

  $1,110.99

  carlos v

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  Stock market machine Stock market machine

  Built for stock market research on 3 screens Built for stock market research on 3 screens

  $629.93

  Aggieland Pc

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  Toasty Bros 2020 $500 Budget Gaming PC... Toasty Bros 2020 $500 Budget Gaming PC Build

  Taking into account the current marketplace and limited availability of some choice products, sometimes it can be difficult... Taking into account the current marketplace and limited availability of some choice products, sometimes it can be difficult to find the perfect parts for your build. Today, Matt and Jackson put together an amazing budget gaming build for you! They chose an Intel Core i3-9100F Quad-Core CPU, ASUS B360 PRIME mATX motherboard paired with a Gigabyte RX 5500 XT Overclocked and 16GB of DDR4-3200 RAM from Crucial. The great value and performance of this build shine through in-game. Getting around 80-110 fps on mixed Normal/Medium settings in Warzone. Performance in Shadow of the Tomb Raider was equally impressive, getting an average of 60 fps on high settings. Matt makes a serious recommendation to include 16GB of RAM in your next build as it's becoming the new standard for good gaming performance. Watch their video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuyqYjAyHLE What do you think about The Toasty Bros build? With the limited availability of some parts, would you wait for parts to get back in-stock or would you buy what's available now?

  $551.93

  Micro Center

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