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  • My first gaming pc thumbnail

    My first gaming pc My first gaming pc

    This is my first pc, I got this because I used to play on a cheap gaming laptop, and I wasn't getting good performance. This... This is my first pc, I got this because I used to play on a cheap gaming laptop, and I wasn't getting good performance. This pc fixes all the problems that I used to have; it also looks very good in my opinion.
    $1,827.92
    srilakshmi k
  • BeastX thumbnail

    BeastX BeastX

    This gaming PC name signifies the speed and power it brings to the gaming realm. This gaming PC name signifies the speed and power it brings to the gaming realm.
    $1,942.93
    jesse
  • Scrapyard thumbnail

    Scrapyard Scrapyard

    I built this PC as a entry level gaming/content creation pc, I play games like fortnite, overwatch two, and terraria. I... I built this PC as a entry level gaming/content creation pc, I play games like fortnite, overwatch two, and terraria. I might upgrade my CPU to a ryzen 5600x later on the line, and maybe my GPU as well, maybe to a 1650 super.
    $664.92
    Colby W
  • Mini Workstation thumbnail

    Mini Workstation Mini Workstation

    Introducing my latest creation, a build that combines power, efficiency, and aesthetics to cater to both my professional and... Introducing my latest creation, a build that combines power, efficiency, and aesthetics to cater to both my professional and personal computing needs. At the heart of this machine is the mighty Ryzen 9 5900X 12-core CPU, coupled with NVIDIA RTX A4000 workstation GPU, 64GB of 3200MHz RAM, all nestled mostly* inside the sleek and compact Fractal Terra Mini case. Why I Built It: As a manufacturing engineer, I work extensively with software and require a system that can effortlessly manage complex modeling in SolidWorks and render Unreal Engine graphics. Simultaneously, as a lifelong gaming enthusiast, I wanted a rig capable of delivering unparalleled gaming experiences. From my daily work routines to unwinding with the latest AAA titles, this build fits the bill. This rig has transformed my workflow, enabling faster render times, smoother gaming experiences, and overall improved efficiency. Professional Work: In my profession, time and precision are of the essence. Whether it's modeling intricate designs in SolidWorks or handling software integral to manufacturing engineering, the synergy of Ryzen 9 and NVIDIA RTX A4000 makes my work more efficient and enjoyable. Gaming: As a gamer, I wanted a system that can conquer the latest AAA titles and provide immersive gameplay. With the powerful combination of Ryzen 9 and NVIDIA RTX A4000, I've been playing games like Cyberpunk 2077, Elden Ring, and NFS Heat at ultra-high settings without breaking a sweat. Modeling and Graphics: For my professional pursuits, this build shines in applications like SolidWorks, where precision and performance are paramount. Unreal Engine graphics projects come to life like never before, rendering in real-time and allowing me to explore my creativity in new dimensions. Future Upgrades & Hindsight: In the future, I might explore adding expanded storage capacity to accommodate larger projects. Overall, I am ecstatic with the result. Conclusion: This build is more than just a computer; it's a reflection of my professional life as a manufacturing engineer and my love for gaming and technology. It's a hub for creativity, relaxation, and connection, playing a central role in my daily life. I welcome fellow engineers, gamers, and enthusiasts to share their thoughts, insights, or simply join in the conversation. Let's connect and continue to innovate!
    $2,174.91
    Nelsonzep
  • Watcher thumbnail

    Watcher Watcher

    Used for mainly video playback as well as server for FTP purposes Used for mainly video playback as well as server for FTP purposes
    $639.93
    Rashed K
  • AMD Budget Build by Bryan thumbnail

    AMD Budget Build by Bryan AMD Budget Build by Bryan

    I mostly play first person shooter games like GTAV/FiveM and other games that this PC could run is Fortnite, Warzone Forza... I mostly play first person shooter games like GTAV/FiveM and other games that this PC could run is Fortnite, Warzone Forza etc.
    $567.93
    Bryan M
  • Mithran's PC thumbnail

    Mithran's PC Mithran's PC

    Built because my old pc was getting slow in games. Built because my old pc was getting slow in games.
    $1,598.91
    Mithran M
  • Subtle Cuttlefish thumbnail

    Subtle Cuttlefish Subtle Cuttlefish

    very non eye-catching machine designed to simply blend in with the office furniture very non eye-catching machine designed to simply blend in with the office furniture
    $1,437.92
    Melinda D
  • Basic VR Rig (BVR) thumbnail

    Basic VR Rig (BVR) Basic VR Rig (BVR)

    I built this PC to replace my old PC which was an old Dell Optiplex 3020 with an Intel core i5 4590, 8gb of ram DDR3, and a... I built this PC to replace my old PC which was an old Dell Optiplex 3020 with an Intel core i5 4590, 8gb of ram DDR3, and a 500gb Seagate HDD.
    $499.92
    Eric S
  • The $500 Champion thumbnail

    The $500 Champion The $500 Champion

    I built this computer to show others that you don't need the fanciest gear or hardware to play PC games or stream. It uses a... I built this computer to show others that you don't need the fanciest gear or hardware to play PC games or stream. It uses a modern CPU, a solid video card, and has a great upgrade path in the future. Elden Ring and Cyberpunk work great on it. It looks awesome and runs cool, too!
    $731.93
    onotech
  • Home Build thumbnail

    Home Build Home Build

    Built for gaming and streaming with friends Built for gaming and streaming with friends
    $1,040.93
    Ethan X
  • Jakbeast thumbnail

    Jakbeast Jakbeast

    This is my first PC build when I got a job. This is my first PC build when I got a job.
    $1,134.92
    JakofallAces
  • Fun box thumbnail

    Fun box Fun box

    A great little gaming/ streaming pc that can easily run valorant at 300+FPS and fortnite at 250-300FPS. A great little gaming/ streaming pc that can easily run valorant at 300+FPS and fortnite at 250-300FPS.
    $829.94
    daniel J
  • College/Gaming Daily Driver thumbnail

    College/Gaming Daily Driver College/Gaming Daily Driver

    The original idea for this pc was to keep at school with me in a smaller form factor than my first pc. With this I would... The original idea for this pc was to keep at school with me in a smaller form factor than my first pc. With this I would then have a pc at home I could use for much lighter use for the rare occurrences I was home for a weekend. However, this pc went through many, many iterations. It took me building it about 5 times to finally be settled with the parts and the look of the pc. It started with the Lian Li LANCOOL 205M because of its small form - until I saw the 011D Mini in store. From there I wasn't gonna be happy until that was my case. Because of this the build ended up getting much more expensive than I anticipated, but with falling component prices, I believe it was worth it. This PC handles my day-to-day college workload, which primarily consists of software development and some networking. When I have free time I'm an enthusiast gamer and sometimes streamer. I insist on being able to play the newest titles at beautiful graphics settings which is what drove the choice to go for the 3080 - as I believe it's the best high-end bang for the buck card. Right now I've been playing a lot of Battlefront II and I've also been revisiting Cyberpunk 2077 with my new card. I'm extremely happy with this PC however I do have a few upgrades planned for the future. The first being swapping the AIO out for a White NZXT Kraken x63 because I like how the 280mm rad fills out the side intake. Lower priority things include more case fans and MAYBE swapping out the mobo at some point in the future.
    $2,189.94
    George V
  • MY First PC! thumbnail

    MY First PC! MY First PC!

    A complete beast of a PC that I have spent 1.3k on- The Pros: - Runs fast and has DLSS 2.0 Compatibility - Quiet, barely... A complete beast of a PC that I have spent 1.3k on- The Pros: - Runs fast and has DLSS 2.0 Compatibility - Quiet, barely makes a sound - Has easily swapable parts that help with upgrades and the like. The Cons: - Silicon is Expensive :D - No Heatsink on I/O for MoBo, and only one heatsink for 2nd NVME Slot (No surprise there) - Will have to upgrade in 5 years or so What is it used for? - Content Creation, more specifically 1080p Video Editing and the like - Gaming, and lots of it thanks to the graphics it can pull off - Just messing around and whatever I need it to do. The Core i5 pulls it's weight by the ton, I've never used something this fast before. Advice- I actually got my Monitor from Costco, it's only 199.99 and runs like a dream. Also, be careful with the case screws, if you don't get them right the first time putting in your GPU will be a nightmare. Also, for GPUs, if you intend on getting an EVGA brand one look for their B-stock, it often eliminates anywhere from 30-100 dollars off their cards ;) Overall, happy with my first build and would 10/10 Recommend
    $1,041.91
    Jaxer R
  • Budget Build for streaming thumbnail

    Budget Build for streaming Budget Build for streaming

    Teach my son how to build a desktop Teach my son how to build a desktop
    $477.35
    Djimenez21
  • The Depths thumbnail

    The Depths The Depths

    pandemic gaming build pandemic gaming build
    $2,950.91
    Troy S
  • Powerful PC thumbnail

    Powerful PC Powerful PC

    5950X 3080ti 64gb 2tb 5950X 3080ti 64gb 2tb
    $3,349.93
    Xiao G
  • I5 12400 16gb rm 1tb ssd rx 6600 gaming build thumbnail

    I5 12400 16gb rm 1tb ssd rx 6600 gaming... I5 12400 16gb rm 1tb ssd rx 6600 gaming build

    budget gaming build budget gaming build
    $1,248.87
    Michael P
  • The War Machine thumbnail

    The War Machine The War Machine

    I built it as a year long project to get into modern gaming and to replace my good old RX 470 build. I wish I had gotten... I built it as a year long project to get into modern gaming and to replace my good old RX 470 build. I wish I had gotten argb fans. In the future I will replace everything by argb powered by Razer and a water cooler . I also plan to upgrade to 32gb, 5600X, and RTX 3070.
    $1,263.92
    Efrain a
  • Media and Gaming Small PC thumbnail

    Media and Gaming Small PC Media and Gaming Small PC

    mostly gaming and some media, tried to keep build as small as possible mostly gaming and some media, tried to keep build as small as possible
    $1,193.93
    Kai C
  • Kevin's 2021 Build thumbnail

    Kevin's 2021 Build Kevin's 2021 Build

    I built it this year because I got lucky securing a GPU during the GPU crisis. I mainly use it to play video games and for... I built it this year because I got lucky securing a GPU during the GPU crisis. I mainly use it to play video games and for light video editing. My main games at the moment are Valorant, Apex Legends, and Genshin Impact. I think I should have went AMD (5600x) over the i5-11400, but the integrated graphics came in handy a few times during the build process.
    $1,611.91
    Kevin N
  • Cube of Rebirth thumbnail

    Cube of Rebirth Cube of Rebirth

    Scrapped together from the ashes of my previous build. I mostly use it to play games such as Baldurs Gate 3, Call of Duty,... Scrapped together from the ashes of my previous build. I mostly use it to play games such as Baldurs Gate 3, Call of Duty, right now I'm playing the Deus Ex series. When I'm not playing it is mining me some crypto.
    $2,138.91
    hardbot2
  • Aesthetic Builds: Pink Gamer Girl Edition 🌸 #BitWit thumbnail

    Aesthetic Builds: Pink Gamer Girl... Aesthetic Builds: Pink Gamer Girl Edition 🌸 #BitWit

    Past: I’ve had a passion for building computers ever since I was a freshman in high school. Since then, I would stay up... Past: I’ve had a passion for building computers ever since I was a freshman in high school. Since then, I would stay up nights watching BitWit and Linus. After countless hours, I finally decided on the parts I’ll infuse into my dream PC. The Beginning: Building a PC without even working, especially in a hispanic household had most of it’s disappointments. Being told your vision was only just a matter of time before I gave up on it, bummed me out a lot but I never gave up! Fortunately, after explaining that this will enhance my skill and passion in Hardware Engineering and Software, they allowed me and even helped me. After 1-2 months and camping outside of this Micro Center for a GPU (although I didn’t get the one I wanted but I was desperate), I finally finished. It booted up perfectly. Mid Journey: However… It wasn’t what I wanted it to be. It wasn’t near what I wanted my DREAM PC to be. After being hired for the summer, I made money and invested most of it to upgrading. I upgraded my CPU from a Ryzen 5 3600 to Ryzen 7 3700x. I knew my dream case was the Lian Li O11D Mini and with the help of a fellow Micro Center employee, I was encouraged on going through with it! I added case fans and an extra 16GB of RAM which was pricey, but very worth it haha. (A new SFX Power Supply to accommodate with the new case as well. The End of an Era/Issues: After installation of the Motherboard, I realized there wasn't space in the back from the case to mount my AIO. I panicked because I wasn't planning on using the included wraith cooler with my CPU. My AIO pump is so cute! "How could I ever let it go" I thought. I stared for a moment and realized I could install the AIO mount on the Motherboard and then screw the motherboard in. Once again, I was relieved from devestation. After installing everything in the new case, I booted it up. I noticed my hard drive would say 50% usage and it worried me a lot. I frantically searched it up but would be led to a dead end. I never really understood as to why it did that but I assumed it was just because of CPU change. A day later, I tried booting it up for my usual gaming mornings but it turned off in a span of 5 minutes. My worry escalated and I unplugged everything to avoid further damage. I ended up going to Micro Center for a Diagnostic and found out my CPU was nearly cooking itself so it would turn off to protect itself. I actually inserted the CPU pump wire into the wrong header which relieved me because I was afraid I’d have to spend more money on something. After thanking the technicians, I went on my way home to try booting it up and to my surprise, it was a successful startup. There was no powering off which relieved me even more. The only upgrade I have left is a 30 series as I intended to get in April but couldn’t. Though I’m totally okay with what I got (Asus ROG 2060 OC). I’m beyond grateful for my journey and anyone who helped me along with it. Ongoing possible issue: My CPU temp is usually at 55°C during startup but stays at 60-70°C during full load. Is this healthy? The people of Reddit say it’s normal temps from a Ryzen 7 3700x Thank you to everyone who sees this! You’re amazing, loved and appreciated! Have a great day <3 ☆ I try not to submit to the sterotype of pink gamer girls but how could I not?? It's so cute! Don't get me wrong, I sometimes alternate between more nature-y, earth-y colors or simple blues and yellows too lol
    $2,690.79
    Lizbeth M

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