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asus rog gamign pc asus rog gamign pc
Asus rog tuf themed gaming pc with amazing specs that get 400+ fps Asus rog tuf themed gaming pc with amazing specs that get 400+ fps$2,124.91 -
team red build team red build
mainly for gaming, maybe future streaming mainly for gaming, maybe future streaming$2,052.92 -
maximum speed maximum speed
very fast and cool computer. Made with teh bestest of parts very fast and cool computer. Made with teh bestest of parts$3,754.93 -
Half Front Build Half Front Build
Gaming PC built to play anything. Usually playing CyberPunk or Warzone. Gaming PC built to play anything. Usually playing CyberPunk or Warzone.$2,844.96 -
Frozone Frozone
I mainly use this for playing call of duty with my friends and family. The rest of the time it is our household desktop for... I mainly use this for playing call of duty with my friends and family. The rest of the time it is our household desktop for anything else.$7,029.97 -
PostProd NB PostProd NB
Production/Post Prod & Media Creation Production/Post Prod & Media Creation$3,143.81 -
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New i9 4090 Build New i9 4090 Build
Upgraded from my i7/1080Ti. This PC is a beast Upgraded from my i7/1080Ti. This PC is a beast$3,918.93 -
Modded Open Fan GPU Modded Open Fan GPU
I wanted a fully RGB'd out PC that is able to run 1440p while having the best temperatures and performance. i may switch the... I wanted a fully RGB'd out PC that is able to run 1440p while having the best temperatures and performance. i may switch the case if the aesthetics get in the way in the near future but for now this is perfect. i want to be able to play league of legends, valorant, warzone, cyberpunk all at 144hz 1440p. the pc was bought with mostly used parts but i think in the near future ill upgrade with new parts because parts are starting to go down for everything except the gpu. sigh one day itll happen!!!!~$1,538.92 -
Garrus Garrus
Just a general purpose build mainly for school Just a general purpose build mainly for school$1,211.92 -
12700k / 3080ti 12700k / 3080ti
Built for work, gaming, and general use Built for work, gaming, and general use$1,874.94 -
Blood Red Blood Red
Full AMD based build built mainly for 1440p high refresh gaming/a bit of coding :) Full AMD based build built mainly for 1440p high refresh gaming/a bit of coding :)$1,442.94 -
Silent Mini ITX Build Silent Mini ITX Build
This is a build that I built for my dad that will hopefully last him around 5 years. He plans to use it mainly for coding,... This is a build that I built for my dad that will hopefully last him around 5 years. He plans to use it mainly for coding, Photoshop, website design and video editing. Therefore plenty of RAM was necessary along with lots of fast storage. He also did not want it to take up too much desk space or be loud, hence the NR200 case and the Phanteks T30s. He didn't need anything too crazy for the processor and graphics card, although this will still be a huge upgrade from his current laptop.$1,919.91 -
Black & rgb Black & rgb
The plan when selecting the components for this pc project was to build something that matches well with the ultrawide 2k... The plan when selecting the components for this pc project was to build something that matches well with the ultrawide 2k 165hz monitor I use daily for a primary display. I do both gaming and photo editing, so that's why I opted for the 5700x.$1,609.92 -
MIcrosoft Flight Simulator Build... MIcrosoft Flight Simulator Build *Updated 12/20/22*
PC built exclusively for Flight Simulation. Computer is actually not on the floor like that now but is on a stand. ;-) PC built exclusively for Flight Simulation. Computer is actually not on the floor like that now but is on a stand. ;-)$1,886.93 -
22 Lian Li Evo i9 22 Lian Li Evo i9
Gaming Rig and General Office Computing for client Gaming Rig and General Office Computing for client$3,729.93 -
Horizon Horizon
For gaming, coding, virtual machines and potential content creation For gaming, coding, virtual machines and potential content creation$1,261.98 -
Mason’s Mason’s
Built the PC for my son to use for school as well as gaming. Built the PC for my son to use for school as well as gaming.$939.95 -
Workhorse Workhorse
I built this PC as an upgrade from my very outdated 3570k build from my college years. I wanted to set it up to support... I built this PC as an upgrade from my very outdated 3570k build from my college years. I wanted to set it up to support video editing I'm getting into as well as occasional gaming. I originally wanted to build in a Fractal Meshify 2 Compact case but while shopping for used GPUs, I purchased a 2080ti MSI Gaming X Trio without realizing how long it is. It could not fit in the Meshify 2 C with the thicc Arctic 280 AIO in the front. So I switched the build to a Be Quiet! 500dx case which allows for a larger card.$1,362.98 -
Mini Powerhouse Mini Powerhouse
This is a small form factor build I use to travel with me. It is very powerful and allows me to game on the go consistently... This is a small form factor build I use to travel with me. It is very powerful and allows me to game on the go consistently without being too loud or bulky. Runs games very smooth and couldn't be happier with the form factor!$1,717.95 -
Captvart Build Captvart Build
I’m a 3d artist and this is my workstation. I work with various music artists and record labels making still art and... I’m a 3d artist and this is my workstation. I work with various music artists and record labels making still art and animation. My artist name is @captvart on social media. I built this to speed my workflow up with rendering and modeling.$9,169.90 -
My Gaming Build My Gaming Build
Built a new rig for gaming. Upgrading from a 6 year old PC. Built a new rig for gaming. Upgrading from a 6 year old PC.$2,699.91 -
Kang (Upgraded) Kang (Upgraded)
It's not perfected yet, but it's coming along.The one thing I'll say is that the LanCool III is a nice engineering-heavy... It's not perfected yet, but it's coming along. The one thing I'll say is that the LanCool III is a nice engineering-heavy case...and I totally love it. The cable management in this case is absurdly great, the airflow is near perfection, and there's so much room for activities. I considered the 13900k, but this is such a leap forward from where I was, the price difference allowed me to splurge on some completely unnecessary tiny additions like the various right-angle adapters, including the completely ridiculous ARGB 24-pin ATX power adapter. I kept my Aorus 3080 Xtreme since I was already dumping a bunch of money into the build and it's still a great card. (I held onto my old 1080Ti and used that to refurbish the old machine as a hand-me-down for my son's build.) Getting all the RGB to play well enough together has been a huge challenge. SignalRGB doesn't yet support a few things in the build, so I have to keep the myriad of specific software running for now and they all like to fight each other. The last touch I wanted to put on this was an internal stats dashboard. I had an old OnePlus 7T since I recently upgraded to the Z Flip 4, (great phone btw). So that's powered by USB and runs Pitikapp. It does the trick for now, but I'm still looking at options. (I'm going to see if the 7T can run with its battery removed and if not, I'll find an HDMI screen that I can use instead.) But the phone fills the space in the mostly empty area towards the front of the case very nicely and gives me a little something extra to tinker with and look at.$2,628.23
