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White Witch White Witch
I'm an Instructional Technology Specialist who uses multiple video and graphics programs simultaneously. When we moved home... I'm an Instructional Technology Specialist who uses multiple video and graphics programs simultaneously. When we moved home to work, my old laptop could just not keep up with my normal workload. My focus was having enough RAM to be quick and efficient. I LOVE this rainbow rave party machine! It's so fast.$1,414.91 -
AmericanNinjaAKG AmericanNinjaAKG
my 3rd build i wanted to go with the best yet and over the top.. still getting the fine details completed. my 3rd build i wanted to go with the best yet and over the top.. still getting the fine details completed.$3,263.93 -
RGB Madness RGB Madness
I built this rig to reach max FPS on my 240hz monitor. I mainly play Apex, but also play Ark and Warzone occasionally. Not... I built this rig to reach max FPS on my 240hz monitor. I mainly play Apex, but also play Ark and Warzone occasionally. Not only did I want something with great performance, I also wanted something that would be satisfying to put together!$2,804.93 -
Sophia - The first Cooler Master... Sophia - The first Cooler Master MasterCase H500 ARGB Airflow ATX Mid-Tower custom loop
It was meant for Gaming, general-purpose, and because there has not one been done yet. It was My first time so I used a kit... It was meant for Gaming, general-purpose, and because there has not one been done yet. It was My first time so I used a kit from EK (EK-Classic Kit S360 D-RGB) for $279.99 (Much cheaper than the comparibale $300+ for a 360 rad custom soft loop kit. Its not perfect, I'm that guy who kept coming in Microcenter asking a whole bunch of questions. It enjoy that store, its my candy store.$2,861.90 -
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Magma Magma
Mainly for playing games with stories. A little bit of competitive (not good at it at all) when my friends plays the same... Mainly for playing games with stories. A little bit of competitive (not good at it at all) when my friends plays the same game.$4,528.77 -
Audi RS5 Sportback Gaming PC Audi RS5 Sportback Gaming PC
The Inspiration: This is a build based on a wonderful car that I'd like to, and will.. get my hands on.. the Audi RS5... The Inspiration: This is a build based on a wonderful car that I'd like to, and will.. get my hands on.. the Audi RS5 Sportback! I became really excited to model my build after this special car, shortly after the inspiration to merge the RS5's sporty looks with a powerful gaming computer came to me. This was my 3rd build, although the former(s) were built over 10 years ago. I am so happy to get back into building again, and was so proud to build something that could also match the performance of its vehicle counterpart too! As you can see from my list, I went with an Intel i9-9900K (OC 5gz @ 1.29V), to go with an EVGA RTX 2080Ti XC Ultra, and a 32Gb DDR4 ram kit from Corsair. More Details: The choice for the mobo was easy, since MSI is well known for adding carbon fiber accents to their product line.. which happened to match the interior and exterior styling of the high-end performance vehicle my rig is modeled after. In fact, one of my most favorite ideas for this build was to apply some carbon fiber wrap around the cable management bar (Thanks NZXT!), which matches the absolutely stunning inlays from the RS5 interior (go check it out on the Audi website if you'd like). The sporty RS5 logo/emblem was definitely my other favorite feature, which I felt added an extra level of aggressiveness to the interior of the machine. Also, Audi is known for their racing geckos, which represent the stability of Audi's Quattro AWD system (aaand also hopefully represents the stability of my overclock!), which I thought was a nice touch to the build as well. As you can imagine, this rig performs like a dream, and crushes mostly everything at max settings (including Minesweeper for those wondering). All in all, I am really happy with how it turned out, and I hope it inspires other motivated builders and DIY'ers in this PC Gaming community. Gaming is here to stay folks, and is exploding in popularity. Who am I kidding?! I want to build another! AND ANOTHER! Ahhh!! Can anyone else relate? lol.$2,008.96 -
Black Clover (All-purpose, overkill,... Black Clover (All-purpose, overkill, hi-end and hi-speed)
I built this rig in order to run all games at a smooth framerate in high - max settings, and also wanted an accelerated PC... I built this rig in order to run all games at a smooth framerate in high - max settings, and also wanted an accelerated PC to run multiple programs, stream and invest into digital art as well. Art and gaming are my two passions and I wanted a max-end PC that would support both endeavors and multiple activities.$4,103.87 -
First build, good results First build, good results
I built this pc to play games on (Rainbow Six Siege, COD: MW, GTA, Beat Saber, Red Dead, and much more) I plan to get a new... I built this pc to play games on (Rainbow Six Siege, COD: MW, GTA, Beat Saber, Red Dead, and much more) I plan to get a new GPU and more rgb fans once I can afford it (I’m only 14 lol) Feel free to tell me your thoughts on my build!$1,077.42 -
Third Build - First AMD Build Third Build - First AMD Build
This is my third-ever build and my first using AMD instead of Intel. My first build was i7-6700 (Gigabit Motherboard -... This is my third-ever build and my first using AMD instead of Intel. My first build was i7-6700 (Gigabit Motherboard - don't remember which one) with 250GB SSD and 1TB Hard Drive (7200 RPM). Video Card was an ASUS Nvidia GT745 in a Corsair Medium Tower. Unfortunately, my 1TB hard drive was down to 30 GB when I got back from a trip to Germany and Windows 7 support was done. I bought a 4TB Hard drive and 500 GB SSD and was going to replace the drives in the Intel build when I decided to build a new computer instead to avoid losing the other data. Went to Microcenter in Fairfax VA, and he suggested a AMD Ryzen 7 instead of Intel i7. Price point - very good. Then he sold me the case- Lian Li LiCool II. REALLY good move I later learned. Brought home the gear and put it aside until I had time to build it. Well...COVID closed everything down and I decided to build it to get my mind being stuck in my house. Loved it. It was a great little build, and I was able to upload my photos and purge my old drives. I also updated the First build with the same 500GB SSD and 4TB Hard Drive so I got the old computer working well in Windows 10. My only "complaint": my ASUS Nvidia GT1030 was just underpowered. I was only able to use two monitors and I wanted a three-monitor option. I was not in a hurry to buy a new one, but I was looking for video cards that could handle three or four monitors. A few months later, I watched a video from JayzTwoCents ("Is NVIDIA even trying anymore" - April 25, 2019) when he was reviewing the GT1650. For some reason hecompared it to an PowerColor AMD RX570 Radeon Red Devil 4GDDR. Reason: it was CHEAPER than the GT1650. When I saw the RX570 price ($139.99 vs $80 for the GT1030), my jaw dropped to the ground. When I checked Microcenter, they had that very card on sale for $139.99. Bought it online on the spot and picked it up that day. I replaced the GT1030 and LOVE the new card. I don't even play games! Monitors: AOC 2770 27" 1920x1080 HP 27q 27" 2560x1440 LG 32 FHD 32" 1920x1080$963.92 -
Fullmetal Ascension Fullmetal Ascension
I play & stream games like: Destiny 2, MGSV:TPP, Fallout 4 (Modded), and other games. I started with a decent rig about 2... I play & stream games like: Destiny 2, MGSV:TPP, Fallout 4 (Modded), and other games. I started with a decent rig about 2 years ago (i5-8400, GTX 1050ti) and upgraded parts as I could. This is its Final Form (for now...).$3,495.84 -
My Gaming Station My Gaming Station
Built for gaming. Haven't had a capable gaming pc in over 10 years and haven't actually built systems in over 20 years (my... Built for gaming. Haven't had a capable gaming pc in over 10 years and haven't actually built systems in over 20 years (my bro and I used to as teenagers). When my wife gave birth to our second son and we got a nice tax refund, my wife gave me the all-clear to get myself a new system. Bought a prebuilt at first but due to problems with the system and poor customer service, I returned it and got to researching my own build. The system started off on a Gigabyte board and NZXT case, but after more problems with certain parts, I ended up with an almost completely Corsair build. Out of all of the customer service issues I had to deal with, they are simply the best: no hassle, no run around, just fast RMA. As for the system, I use it to play mostly single player RPGs or FPS games. I love the Metro series, Divinity games, The Witcher games, Resident Evil, BattleTech and MechWarrior, Tomb Raider, Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, Deus Ex, and so many others. Recently I played most of the latest games with real time ray traced effects and I'm eagerly anticipating where the technology is heading. Really looking forward to a couple of other games that will feature the technology in Cyberpunk 2077 and Vampire Bloodlines 2. Also really looking forward to Baldur's Gate 3. Currently enjoying Season 2 of The Division 2 with my brother, and really hoping that the next Control DLC will feature Alan Wake as many expect it to be! In the future, I hope to install a hard line custom loop, likely in the Hydro X series since I already have a Commander Pro and have already installed a soft tube Hydro X loop for a friend. Sadly, I can't find a water block for my card (they appear to be EOL both at EVGA and EKWB - Corsair doesn't make one for my model), so if I want to go custom loop, I'll probably have to get a new card. Otherwise, I don't really plan any other upgrades until I replace the system maybe in five years, especially since Z390 is also the end for upgrades.$4,927.85 -
Sith Lord Sith Lord
I wanted to have a machine that could do it all. Stream, Game l, Multi-task. And as a Health Care IT worker I needed my... I wanted to have a machine that could do it all. Stream, Game l, Multi-task. And as a Health Care IT worker I needed my machine to handle multiple applications running at the same time.$3,850.95 -
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The Final Form The Final Form
It's mainly a gaming PC that is very capable of streaming simultaneously. Frequent games are Planetside 2, Minecraft with... It's mainly a gaming PC that is very capable of streaming simultaneously. Frequent games are Planetside 2, Minecraft with RTX, Halo: The Master Chief Collection, and in the future Cyberpunk 2077.$3,505.88 -
Worky McWorkeinstein Worky McWorkeinstein
The main use for this rig will Freelance UX/UI Design with a little bit of gaming as well. I've been a Mac user for 15 years... The main use for this rig will Freelance UX/UI Design with a little bit of gaming as well. I've been a Mac user for 15 years and only used PC off and on to casually game. Now that I work-from-home almost exclusively and 2012 was the last time you could buy an upgradable Macbook Pro, I've decided to jump ship and move to something I can actually upgradable and more powerful. I'm very pleased with this setup, it has lots of power, memory, and storage. I am able to have tons of design applications and browser windows open with no performance issues. Now I just need to get used to Window's CTRL vs Mac's CMD which is in the same spot as ALT. The first day using this for my design work I hit ALT+Z about 400 times which brings up Geforce Experience overlay. LOL I built this computer using Micro Center's Custom PC Builder, reserved my parts online, and picked up my parts hours later. Pretty cool being able to put together a complete build and pick up your parts the same day. The Custom PC Builder has compatibility filters so it only shows parts that will work together based on your selections. Although build this computer myself because I really enjoy the building process. For a small fee, Micro Center offers a building service which they will put together the hardware, and make sure it posts. For a bit extra cost they can even install Windows, appropriate drivers, and make sure it's up and running before you pick it up. You could literally pick out your parts on a lunch break and pick up a working computer after work, they just need a 4-hour window to build it.$3,227.88 -
The Leviathan The Leviathan
i built this computer because i needed an upgrade from an old i7 rx580 laptop that i bought 3 years ago, i wanted a computer... i built this computer because i needed an upgrade from an old i7 rx580 laptop that i bought 3 years ago, i wanted a computer that can run games like destiny 2 and ark in high settings and fps as well as a computer that can handle my video editing in premeire pro. most of this was on a budget of around $2500 but i would have gone for the ryzen 9 3900x but i didnt have the money. this was built around high end performance and visuals for the budget and i think its a pretty darn good build for its price range.$2,229.93 -
Katsumoto Katsumoto
started as a basic build, and then just kept going and I think it is pretty decent. I am currently in a course of study... started as a basic build, and then just kept going and I think it is pretty decent. I am currently in a course of study program to obtain my Bachelor's Degree in Computer Hardware engineering and I am just fascinated with all components.$5,001.72 -
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My current setup My current setup
Very overkill for gaming and streaming. Can run all triple A games at max setting with great frames, I currently run modern... Very overkill for gaming and streaming. Can run all triple A games at max setting with great frames, I currently run modern warfare at all max setting 120+ fps. If I could do over one upgrade that I would have changed is the mobo. The Lian Li case is fantastic and can fit up to 9 fans.$4,506.77 -
High End Intel Gaming Build i7 9700K High End Intel Gaming Build i7 9700K
This PC is going to be mainly used for gaming. It is a great high end build if you are looking to save a small amount of... This PC is going to be mainly used for gaming. It is a great high end build if you are looking to save a small amount of money while being able to get a high amount of performance in your games. The customer will be able to play all of his games like Modern Warfare, LoL, CS:GO, and Rocket League at the highest settings while having 144 fps on 1440p or higher on 1080p.$2,604.91 -
Intel i9 9900K Gamer Build Intel i9 9900K Gamer Build
This PC is going to be used for playing the latest and greatest games available. It is a new build, and every part was... This PC is going to be used for playing the latest and greatest games available. It is a new build, and every part was chosen with maximum gaming performance in mind. I expect this build to perform exceptionally well, given that it is using all top of the line components, and should be a very high-performing computer for at least several years.$2,971.91 -
High End Intel Gaming Build High End Intel Gaming Build
This PC is going to be used solely for gaming. Equipped with a Gigabyte Aorus Master Z-390 Motherboard, Aorus XTREME 2080... This PC is going to be used solely for gaming. Equipped with a Gigabyte Aorus Master Z-390 Motherboard, Aorus XTREME 2080 Ti, and a 9900K the customer will be able to game on the highest settings in most games without losing performance on a 1440p monitor with at least 144 FPS.$2,854.91
