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  First Gaming PC First Gaming PC

  I'm building this pc because I was going to buy a ps5 since my ps4 is outdated but since I couldn't get a ps5 I decided to... I'm building this pc because I was going to buy a ps5 since my ps4 is outdated but since I couldn't get a ps5 I decided to go for a pc since It will have more then 1 use other than gaming but now I can't get a gpu so I'm just stuck turning it on every day just to admire the rgb and turning it right back off. I probably should've bought the gpu first since I've been contemplating this build since like January. Other than that I love it. It has so much more use than a ps5 and I'll probably have it for longer due to the upgradability of all the components. (Images posted are screen shots from a video I took of the build)

  $1,598.90

  Chris J

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  IRacing roll cage wrap in sheetmetal. IRacing roll cage wrap in sheetmetal.

  Few pictures of my simulator rig Few pictures of my simulator rig

  $299.99

  Twitty is T

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  What started off as a prebuild G164... What started off as a prebuild G164 turned out to be a case swap/build!

  Now to wait the GPU Madness out and get either a 5700xt or 6800xt now that I have thermal/size headroom at a good price! And... Now to wait the GPU Madness out and get either a 5700xt or 6800xt now that I have thermal/size headroom at a good price! And yeah not show my age...it will run Crysis lol! First build in almost 10 years, back in the AMD Phenom II days! MicroCenter is the one good thing if not the only good thing about where I live lol!

  $1,089.91

  Nicholas F

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  First Build First Build

  First Gaming build. Will be updating to a 3080 once I get one. First Gaming build. Will be updating to a 3080 once I get one.

  $2,306.91

  Michael P

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  1650 Budget Build 1650 Budget Build

  I went to Microcenter to make an AMD 3400G build since I wanted a budget build and no GPUs were in stock previously. Then... I went to Microcenter to make an AMD 3400G build since I wanted a budget build and no GPUs were in stock previously. Then the unthinkable happened... A wild 1650 appeard on the shelf staring at me. I had to grab and change up my budget build a little bit. All in all I was able to keep it all under $1000 (considering I already had a case and a Seagate 2TB 7200RPM HDD). The picture of the rig is just built and went through bios. Cable management was okay but I think i can pretty it up just a little bit but overall it works as intended.

  $761.91

  Adam L

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  1st Build in 10yrs 1st Build in 10yrs

  Gaming: COD, Rainbow 6, CSGO, D3, everything and anything new!! Sooo the current market is rough right now so I bought... Gaming: COD, Rainbow 6, CSGO, D3, everything and anything new!! Sooo the current market is rough right now so I bought everything and anything whether I needed it or not then returned what I don't use or need. However, it's been 10yrs since my last build Ryzen is all new to me and when I initially walked in to purchase parts I went in with a casual head of "ladadada building a new PC what to get what to get" not knowing it's the 5600x release and everyone is buying everything sooo I went into panic mode of "what do I get uhh excuse me sir. u got any recommendations on what to go for? Or Soo what u grabbing today? Or "wow man today is crazy what build u building?" Obviously to not sound like a noob and I kind of went off that. However, now that I've built, seen everything, and we'll informed here are the things I'd do differently. Ryzen 7 5800x EVGA 3080 360 cappelix 5000D Airflow or lian li lo xl QL FANS Corsair rgb ram Don't get me wrong I'm more than satisfied with my build 1000% speaking if I could go back in time then this is more the route I'd go.

  $3,218.97

  Julian F

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  Shedstation 2021 #MicroCenterMadness Shedstation 2021 #MicroCenterMadness

  Forged in the beating heart of a dragon, the shedstation contains the latest bleeding edge tech from last gen. It mostly... Forged in the beating heart of a dragon, the shedstation contains the latest bleeding edge tech from last gen. It mostly runs warcraft and dota and sits on a fully custom 3D printed modular PC case. Need to get me a Keychron K3 though, and I need to find a spot for my CRT and 4K monitor. Also currently using a custom Mouse + Keypad contraption for multiboxing classic wow

  $1,134.95

  Federico D

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  #MicroCenterMadness! Quarantine Build #MicroCenterMadness! Quarantine Build

  Needed a desk and pc without all the mess that comes with it. Ended up building a custom desk with the help of my dad as a... Needed a desk and pc without all the mess that comes with it. Ended up building a custom desk with the help of my dad as a Quarantine project to fit the room. It's used for gaming, schoolwork and the occasional photo/video editing. In the future, I may plan on upgrading the graphics card, or even attempt to do custom water cooling. It definitely took a while to build, having its ups and downs (especially cable management) during construction but the end result was worth it.

  $1,695.45

  Andrew n

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  #MicroCenterMadness: FF VII - Lifestream #MicroCenterMadness: FF VII - Lifestream

  Multipurpose desktop, mostly gaming, but also taxes (equally exciting, right?). Been waiting (and waiting, and waiting...)... Multipurpose desktop, mostly gaming, but also taxes (equally exciting, right?). Been waiting (and waiting, and waiting...) to get FFVII remake on PC but nobody seems to know when SE might announce it, so I figured why wait - I’ll get Cloud, Tifa, and those other people (kidding, I know all their names, back stories, and favorite colors) anyways I put them in my PC and put a “Lifestream” theme into iCue to finish the look. Personally, I think it’s the next best thing to having FFVII remake actually on the PC!

  $760.91

  jjr279

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  the rick and morty build ... the rick and morty build #MicroCenterMadness

  The purpose of my rig is for streaming and gaming. the main games i play are fortnite, warzone, cyberpunk, and also gta. The... The purpose of my rig is for streaming and gaming. the main games i play are fortnite, warzone, cyberpunk, and also gta. The rick and morty theme was never originally planned, i had funko pops and other figurines to add in so i used the ones i had from rick and morty and poof my build looks 10 times better haha.

  $1,847.90

  manler200

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  Empire Strikes Back Again Empire Strikes Back Again

  Build is used for work, gaming, streaming and content creation Build is used for work, gaming, streaming and content creation

  $2,699.92

  Jimmie W

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  Sign of the Times #MicroCenterMadness Sign of the Times #MicroCenterMadness

  I'd like to thank "Diego M" at the Denver Micro Center who helped me (by complete coincidence) during two different trips a... I'd like to thank "Diego M" at the Denver Micro Center who helped me (by complete coincidence) during two different trips a couple of months apart while I was gathering parts for this system. I have named this build "Sign of the Times". When you see the picture and spot the sign, you will understand why! Currently I play a variety of strategy games, such as Endless Space 2, Civilization VI, Rome Total War 2. Also some older first person games such as Tomb Raider. I'd like to play newer first person games as well but that will need to wait (see the previously mentioned sign). Almost all the parts were bought at the Denver Micro Center except for items they simply don't carry.

  $2,141.88

  magarity

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  My First Build My First Build

  This was my first long overdue gaming PC build! I mainly use it to play games, casual surfing and pretty soon will use it to... This was my first long overdue gaming PC build! I mainly use it to play games, casual surfing and pretty soon will use it to edit photos, videos, etc.

  $1,484.93

  mcuentas

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  Transparent LCD Side Panel mATX Build... Transparent LCD Side Panel mATX Build #MicroCenterMadness

  Around 3 years ago, I started planning a build to replace my aging i5-3570K PC. I wanted something unique - something that... Around 3 years ago, I started planning a build to replace my aging i5-3570K PC. I wanted something unique - something that couldn't be simply purchased off the shelf. RGB was just getting big, so I went against the RGB trend and started looking into other ways to make my build stand out. Eventually, I was led to research transparent LCD side panel mods. 2 years ago I put together the initial PC. I picked up a Ryzen 7 1700x for $150 as a placeholder for Ryzen 3000 for this build. That release came, and to my surprise AMD was still lagging behind Intel in gaming performance. But with Ryzen 5000, that's a different story! The Ryzen 5 5600X is a beast, with huge uplifts in single core performance compared to my old 1700X. Heck, it even beats it in multi core. You can find a full build log here, which includes more pictures and even videos of it in action: https://forum.level1techs.com/t/time-for-my-second-build-a-project-lcd-case-v2-v3/135450/

  $1,724.14

  Nicholas G

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  The Glow The Glow

  Why I built my first PC so I can stream better and do my video editing better and do recording much more smoother and for my... Why I built my first PC so I can stream better and do my video editing better and do recording much more smoother and for my free time watch some movies and just relax. For future upgrade my Processor to a AMD Ryzen 7 3700X and upgrade my GPU to a MSI NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 SUPRIM X

  $1,654.90

  Andrew V

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  Gaming and Work from Home Command Center Gaming and Work from Home Command Center

  I started PC gaming on a Razer Blade 15 and fell in love with it. I'm also a designer so I need something that can rip... I started PC gaming on a Razer Blade 15 and fell in love with it. I'm also a designer so I need something that can rip through Photoshop and Illustrator so I built my desktop. I mostly play Apex Legends, but also do some emulation. My system is a Ryzen 5600x, RTX 3070, 16GB RAM, 512GB NVMe SSD,and a 2TB HDD. The main monitor is a 32in 165hz Dell curved gaming monitor and the second monitor was a hand me down.

  $1,347.91

  Kevin S

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  Gaming Gaming

  It was meant to be a gaming computer for doom eternal, call of duty cold war, apex legends, and for the crew 2 after time i... It was meant to be a gaming computer for doom eternal, call of duty cold war, apex legends, and for the crew 2 after time i got into streaming on youtube where ive been playing alot of apex legends and streaming it on my channel MrZombie-666. Some things i should have done different was get a motherboard with wifi in it and to get a graphics card with more than 1 hdmi slot further down the line i want to get a better graphics like a 3060 and a better power supply i have a semi modular one and i want to get a full modular one.

  $1,067.93

  Christopher M

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  Gpu lackin Gpu lackin

  I built this pc on a $500 budget. it's original intention was gaming which I still do I play rainbow 6, forza horizon 4,... I built this pc on a $500 budget. it's original intention was gaming which I still do I play rainbow 6, forza horizon 4, forza motorsport 7, assetto Corsa, valorant, and gta. I also use this pc for online school now. It has a intel i5 9400f, a rx580, and 16gb of ram on a 750 watt psu for that gpu upgrade 😉. To be clear everything was used that's how I got it in the $500

  $1,055.42

  Henri P

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  Chernobyl Chernobyl

  Love white and green together, and green is my fav color, play any FPS such as CoD, CS, Overwatch, play single player games... Love white and green together, and green is my fav color, play any FPS such as CoD, CS, Overwatch, play single player games like mass effect, cyberpunk,witcher, crysis, some mobas. Alot of other games. Future upgrade will be a GPU but gl with that now.

  $1,385.41

  MattNemesis05

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  #MicroCenterMadness Moncaso case PC for... #MicroCenterMadness Moncaso case PC for Flight Simulators

  This build was my birthday present. February 2021 I found the last new stock Moneual Moncaso 601 (same as 932) PC case in... This build was my birthday present. February 2021 I found the last new stock Moneual Moncaso 601 (same as 932) PC case in world on Ebay. Hunted for over a decade since I saw it advertised in 2008. Stack of five units were abandoned in So. California trans-shipping warehouse for 15 years. Will run multiple screens for flight simulator games (X-Plane, FlightGear, FSX and FS2020, others).

  $1,959.90

  Starry G

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  Bella Bella

  I've liked building since I was around 12 and my wife also likes computers but she's always been an mac type of person.... I've liked building since I was around 12 and my wife also likes computers but she's always been an mac type of person. Since she likes to play sims games I had to build her something much stronger than what she's used to with those apple products. So I built her this as one of her wedding gifts. Finally she can use sims games at full settings with all the custom content her heart desires.

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  Xavier P

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  Megaman X Buster PC Megaman X Buster PC

  I wanted hands-on experience with building a PC, so this is my first PC I built. The theme is Mega Man and it's purpose is... I wanted hands-on experience with building a PC, so this is my first PC I built. The theme is Mega Man and it's purpose is for general web-surfing and the occasional gaming. The games I play currently is Pokemon Showdown, horror games on itch.io, puppet combo games, and Hyperscape and I want to get into more games to play. As of right now I have a MSI GeForce GTX 1650 Super Aero ITX OC GPU but in thr future would love a GeForce RTX 3070. #MicroCenterMadness

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  Delano T

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  First PC Build [AMD Ryzen 5 3600] [EVGA... First PC Build [AMD Ryzen 5 3600] [EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti]

  This is my first PC build/setup that I've ever done. I've been looking around and waiting for the right time to make a build... This is my first PC build/setup that I've ever done. I've been looking around and waiting for the right time to make a build for about 2 years and it has come to this. I wanted to make a nice looking but not too vibrant PC, so I chose the Lian Li Lancool 205m. I saw this at Microcenter once and I really liked the way it looked. It was Micro ATX, which I wanted because a mid tower ATX case would just be too big for my desk. I added 3 120mm RGB fans from Deepcool which would add for better airflow and better lighting. For the CPU, I had to choose the Ryzen 5 3600 as it was the best choice I had for the budget. Got it for under $200 along with the ASRock B450m Pro4 at Microcenter for $60. Great performing CPU and a great binned CPU too IMO (the Ryzen 5 3600's rated all core clock boost is 4.2Ghz). I managed to overclock it to 4.3Ghz stable at 1.35 volts or 4.425Ghz at 1.375 - 1.4 volts. I only use the 1.35v OC as it is probably better for 24/7 use than 1.375. With the Enermax Liqfusion III 240mm AIO, it can cool it like it wasn't even being overclocked. Temperatures were amazing, which I had expected from a liquid cooler. One thing I wanted to do but couldn't was that I couldn't put the AIO on the top mount as it would not fit because the RAM was just barely in the way of the radiator, so I ended up using the 2 case fans that came with the case and put it on the other side of the radiator in the front of the case to get a push/pull configuration. I think the temperatures are probably better like that, but can't say for sure. The GPU I used was the NVIDIA RTX 2080 Super. I was really looking hard to find a 3070 for a good price, but couldn't, so I just found the 2080 Super for $500. Only downside to this was that it is only the factory Dell 2080 Super blower style card, so that means no lights and the worst of all, a loud fan when playing games. I'm pretty sure this fan gets to 70% fan speed evertime and it is pretty loud. I'm looking right now for a 2080 or a 2080 Super non blower style just because of that. Although, I did manage to get a decent stable overclock on it at +150 on the core and +500 on the memory. The RAM I chose was the PNY XLR8 2x8 16GB kit. I found it on Amazon and it seemed like a decent deal for $85. The brand is good and I didn't want to risk spending $10 less on a cheap brand (Oloy). Last but not least, I chose the Inland Platinum NVME M.2 SSD. I wasn't even planning on getting it (but good thing I got it) as I was looking at the Crucial P2. Since Microcenter had it in stock, I bought it. Not only was it cheaper, but it was way faster. For a non PCIE Gen4 NVME, this performs great. The read write speeds are 3,400MB/S Read/1900 MB/S Write. Overall, I think this build is great. I am only using a 1080p 144hz monitor setup, but in the future, I will most likely bump it up to a 1440p 144hz or a 1080p 240hz. I probably ended up spending a total of $1200 including tax and shipping, which is amazing nowadays. Microcenter really helped out with getting my parts quicker and at the best price.

  $1,244.95

  gyeung743

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  Purple Haze Purple Haze

  The parts where purchased for a gaming computer for a client who backed out. So I used it instead for an office pc for... The parts where purchased for a gaming computer for a client who backed out. So I used it instead for an office pc for another client. Unfortunately it has a very slow GPU in it right now but it is just being used to surf the web.

  $1,030.93

  cameraman_2

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