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Speedster Speedster
I built this computer for my new racing simulator setup that I am still building. I swapped the fans on the Aio to match the... I built this computer for my new racing simulator setup that I am still building. I swapped the fans on the Aio to match the rest of the build. I want to 3d print more mods for this PC$1,997.91 -
G5 mac G5 mac
Gaming pc/ modding pc created with laserhive and 3d printed materials Gaming pc/ modding pc created with laserhive and 3d printed materials$509.99 -
Red Wraith Red Wraith
I play mostly single player games on this PC and it has been excellent performance and fidelity. I play mostly single player games on this PC and it has been excellent performance and fidelity.$1,962.93 -
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Work and gaming PC Work and gaming PC
My desktop has grown and evolved over the last decade plus. I’m always upgrading it every few years and I use it for work... My desktop has grown and evolved over the last decade plus. I’m always upgrading it every few years and I use it for work and gaming$1,599.94 -
Garage Build PC Garage Build PC
Its used for whatever I need in the garage or for testing stuff. Its used for whatever I need in the garage or for testing stuff.$459.95 -
Budget Build Gaming Rig Budget Build Gaming Rig
Younger kids don't need anything high-end or expensive. They need something that will meet minimum standards to play their... Younger kids don't need anything high-end or expensive. They need something that will meet minimum standards to play their basic games, do homework, and other general PC-based activities. This was the plan going into this project. It isn't top of the line by ANY standard, but it can be considered a gaming rig. It was built for a 10 year old, so the standards didn't have to be high, but it DID need to meet certain minimum requirements with processing speed, RAM, and graphics capabilities.$447.94 -
Game Machine, Hobby Game Machine, Hobby
Gamign machine for playing mapelstory and fortnite Gamign machine for playing mapelstory and fortnite$954.95 -
The Qube The Qube
A great PC for anything i throw at it. A great PC for anything i throw at it.$1,228.93 -
Daughter's first build of her own Daughter's first build of her own
My daughter wanted a better computer and since she helps me upgrade mine from time to time she wanted to build her own. We... My daughter wanted a better computer and since she helps me upgrade mine from time to time she wanted to build her own. We told her if she could keep it around 500.00 budget we'd help her, so we scoured forums and youtube videos for less expensive builds. We found Toasty Bros there, and they in turn directed us to microcenter where we found a very nice cpu/motherboard/ram combo. with the combo and new case we came in around $570. She got her wish and I got a great father-daughter moment to cherish the rest of my life. :D$574.95 -
Team Red Team Red
Upgraded my PC from a 5700XT to 6800XT and loving it. The frame rate increase is amazing over the 5700XT. Next upgrade I'm... Upgraded my PC from a 5700XT to 6800XT and loving it. The frame rate increase is amazing over the 5700XT. Next upgrade I'm looking to get a 5800X3D$1,549.96 -
Woodinator 5000 A.K.A. CYBERWOOD... Woodinator 5000 A.K.A. CYBERWOOD Structure Fire Starter
I’ve always wanted to build a PC case made of wood. I’ve sketched designs, browsed Reddit, and became determined to make it... I’ve always wanted to build a PC case made of wood. I’ve sketched designs, browsed Reddit, and became determined to make it a reality. I stumbled across a MATX CYBERWOOD case, but to be completely candid, I was not impressed with the design, look or layout of the case. Plus, who uses acrylic side panels these days? I dismissed it, and forgot about it, until I found out CYBERWOOD released another case – this time an ITX case called the M1. However, the original cost seemed excessive for what it was, so I decided not to buy one. Fast-forward to January of 2024, and Amazon suggested the M1 case when I was browsing other SFF cases. Some how I was able to pick up the case bundled with a gen 3.0 riser cable for $37.65. I purchased one immediately, without a plan or knowing what I should do with it. I have an older ITX system (it runs PLEX and a NES emulator) that I originally decided to transfer into this case, but after I started the build, I realized the parts doesn’t do this case justice. It’s unique, special and pretty cool. My photos show how I started the build with these older parts but swapped them for more powerful hardware. To be clear, building in this case is work, but that’s OK, because it’s not annoying – it’s just oddly satisfying. Assembling every part is time consuming, and making everything fit can be a challenge. Parts that ought to fit don’t, and I had to be creative with cable management. I had to make a notch in the wooden power supply bracket to accommodate the switch. The case comes with filter panels, but they have to be attached with the included white tape - after you have finished the case. I ran into an issue with my BeQuiet! 120mm AIO, because the pump is designed to hang freely in the case, without contacting anything. It if does make contact with something, the pump makes a loud and obnoxious vibrating noise. So, I ordered an AIO with the pump built into the block. The Intel i5-12600KF processor is rated for 125 TDP, so most low-profile air coolers will struggle to keep it cool. I tried a Noctua NH-L9x65, but temps were all over the place and the fan contacted the side of the case – which caused it to vibrate and make excessive noise. I tried a Scythe low-profile cooler (with a height of 55mm), but it had to work hard, so the 92mm fan was always running at full speed. So, I ordered a 240mm AIO to keep up with the 12600KF. I also had to order the CYBERWOOD top expansion bay to accommodate the radiator. I had a used AMD 5700 XT on hand (purchased for $130.41) to upgrade my son’s gaming computer but decided to use it for this build, instead. It fits perfectly in the case – it’s 315mm and there is room for airflow. I had to order a gen 4.0 riser cable to get the most out of it, but the price was reasonable. The case does not come prefinished. I spent an afternoon applying 3 coats of polyurethane finish to the wood panels, and lightly sanded between coats. It’s ¼ inch plywood and needs to be protected. I’ve seen CYBERWOOD cases that were stained, but this takes away from the wood’s natural beauty. I highly recommend leaving it raw and just using wood sealer to protect it. I would build in this case again, but I don’t know if CYBERWOOD is still making this case. It appears out of stock on Amazon, but Newegg still has it listed. However, it’s priced between $125.99 and $226.99! I appear to have lucked out, when I found it for this price, and I plan to use, upgrade and enjoy it – as long as it doesn’t start a structure fire. The total build cost was about $849.83.$828.60 -
Inwin A1 Tight build Inwin A1 Tight build
I bought a used Inwin A1 case and thought it was very cool that it could wirelessly charge my phone. I then decided to build... I bought a used Inwin A1 case and thought it was very cool that it could wirelessly charge my phone. I then decided to build with it and fit the biggest GPU I could in it.$784.98 -
Byte Size Byte Size
I built this because I wanted to build the smallest form factor desktop that was reasonably possible relative to my... I built this because I wanted to build the smallest form factor desktop that was reasonably possible relative to my performance goals. Once I decided to use an AMD processor with Raedon graphics built in, there was nothing holding me back from making it as compact as possible. I know that the random application of sloppy electrical tape looks bad with the panel removed. But the goal was to black out light-colored components from showing through the mesh and it does indeed look better when the case is closed up.$440.95 -
Stratosphere Blackout 1 Stratosphere Blackout 1
This is my first ever computer build. It is a gaming rig, and I play video games like Ace Combat 7, Doom Eternal, Titanfall... This is my first ever computer build. It is a gaming rig, and I play video games like Ace Combat 7, Doom Eternal, Titanfall 2, and more. I plan on upgrading the PSU and getting a case with an optical disk drive in the future. I may also upgrade the GPU and Cooler. The case is an ATX Case that I got off of amazon for 35 ish dollars. It is not very good, but for what it costs it is not bad at all. In the future, I plan to dabble in small amounts of video editing and music production as well, and maybe even use it for game development! The reason why I built this rig was because I've wanted to assemble a PC for quite a while. Technology interests me so building it after saving up from my first job for it was a fulfilling experience. Edit: I forgot to mention that I got the CPU, Motherboard, and Ram, from a microcenter bundle, so the total did not come out to how much it shows. I just entered the MSRP prices.$863.95 -
Sleeper Office Build Sleeper Office Build
I built this mostly for home-office use but occasionally some light gaming. Right now it runs on a 6700XT GPU which is... I built this mostly for home-office use but occasionally some light gaming. Right now it runs on a 6700XT GPU which is sufficient for most things I'll be doing but I do plan on upgrading this to a 3070 or 4060 sometime in the next couple of months to make this into more of a gaming machine as well. Currently it's more than enough.$1,387.92 -
1660 Super Budget Build 1660 Super Budget Build
While it is quite modest, this PC has a special place in my heart just because it is the first PC I've ever built and it's... While it is quite modest, this PC has a special place in my heart just because it is the first PC I've ever built and it's what got me into PC gaming/building. I use it as an all around workstation that serves multiple uses. Whether it is school work, gaming, or just general internet browsing it has served me very well in the 2 years I've had it. As the system is getting older, the graphics card in particular is starting to show its age in newer titles so an upgrade to a 7800 XT seems very intriguing for 1440p ultrawide gaming. But nonetheless, this PC has been rock solid and a great example of a humble system for the average person.$1,093.91 -
Buff Grandpa Buff Grandpa
Built with the goal of fast 1080p/1440p gaming on a budget, allowing an upgrade to AM5 in the near future. A small desk... Built with the goal of fast 1080p/1440p gaming on a budget, allowing an upgrade to AM5 in the near future. A small desk footprint is a necessity with an upgrade path for all parts preferred, so the Hyte Revolt 3 was an easy choice. The rest of the parts were chosen for pure functionality based on available deals on the new and used markets.$730.99 -
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 -
Simple Budget Desktop Simple Budget Desktop
Home workstation for gaming and school work Home workstation for gaming and school work$567.94 -
The elite bat cave pc The elite bat cave pc
My personal computer for my bat cave / man cave. New world new me! My personal computer for my bat cave / man cave. New world new me!$1,244.93 -
the gaming spot the gaming spot
my gaming computer! compelte with strong graphic card my gaming computer! compelte with strong graphic card$954.94 -
Gear 5th Gear 5th
Built this Pc during Covid. I work and game on it Built this Pc during Covid. I work and game on it$2,429.95 -
Blue Dream Blue Dream
When I was a child, I always wanted a blue themed gaming computer. Now that I'm older, I'm able to create this build to play... When I was a child, I always wanted a blue themed gaming computer. Now that I'm older, I'm able to create this build to play all my favorite games.$1,484.94