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  Frost Frost

  I have built the PC because it has always been my dream to play games that other creators played and I've slowy learned how... I have built the PC because it has always been my dream to play games that other creators played and I've slowy learned how to build a pc video by video with that I was also inspired I be a pc builder helping my friends build their too although mine isn't the best it's all I could do with my budget but once I get a job and earn enough I'll upgrade my computer to play those triple A tittles

  $674.96

  Cuauhtemoc M

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  RyzenPlex DT RyzenPlex DT

  Ryzen 3600+Gigabyte B450M DS3H WiFi+Radeon RX6400 low-profile in a Dell Optiplex 990 case. Front panel USB has been swapped... Ryzen 3600+Gigabyte B450M DS3H WiFi+Radeon RX6400 low-profile in a Dell Optiplex 990 case. Front panel USB has been swapped from factory wiring to generic USB 3 connectors using the stock USB port locations. Power switch and indicator light were rewired using standard wiring. Built for streaming services and light gaming. RAM is Neo Forza Faye 16GB dual channel DDR4-3000 I had in the parts bin. SSD is a WD Blue SN570 500GB PCI-E 3.0x4 device. PSU is a Solid Gear TFX unit, as the stock Dell unit didn't have enough power on the 12-volt rail for the CPU and GPU. (I also set the CPU to "Eco Mode" so I have more head room on the 12-volt rail.) Heaven runs an average of 52FPS at 1080p ultra with extreme tessellation. Forest Benchmark was running at between 70 and 85 fps. Sackboy's Big Adventure runs 1080p 60 fps framelocked with raytraced shadows and all other settings on high. And yes, the optical drive still works.

  $395.94

  billfromkc

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  Compmaq (sleeper Hackintosh build) Compmaq (sleeper Hackintosh build)

  I like old-school tech, tinkering, and trying to make things work that don't make sense. So, I took an old Compaq Presario... I like old-school tech, tinkering, and trying to make things work that don't make sense. So, I took an old Compaq Presario 4090US Internet PC case, gutted it, chopped away some of the metal on the back, and squeezed modern parts into it. Well, mostly. The system is a fully-functional modern computer, though for extra fun, I've Hackintoshed it to run macOS Monterey. Even though it's running the latest macOS release (as of this writing), it's still got old-school charms: I've got a working floppy drive and optical drive inside of it. Was even able to use the original power LEDs! The only real trouble was finding where to put the power supply, as the case was designed for a proprietary sized PSU. Right now, I'm just using double-sided mounting tape to stick it to the bottom of the case. Hey, it works! :D For comparison, this computer originally had 128MB RAM, a 30GB hard drive, an 800MHz Celeron, and ran Windows ME.

  $684.94

  mverive

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  janos szabo janos szabo

  just for internet just for internet

  $1,002.92

  Janos S

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