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  Mike's Money Sink Mike's Money Sink

  I wanted to upgrade from an old 8320 and make sure I was stable for a few years. VR compatible, ready for Cyberpunk... I wanted to upgrade from an old 8320 and make sure I was stable for a few years. VR compatible, ready for Cyberpunk 2077(RIP) and capable of ultra settings for everything.

  $3,364.91

  broke-mofo

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  Black Snow White Black Snow White

  I used to be a big gamer back in the 90's when Counterstrike, Quake III Arena and lan parties were a thing. I used to work... I used to be a big gamer back in the 90's when Counterstrike, Quake III Arena and lan parties were a thing. I used to work for the old Comp USA in FL in the upgrades dept. and I was a big NFS fan also back in the days. As I got older I faded away from PC's and technology. A few years back I ended getting my dream PC (Alienware Area-51 R5) and after a few years I ended getting a MSI 6900XT gaming Z trio and my R5 was having some issues with it and Alienware was not doing anymore bios updates for the Area-51. I was frustrated as I spent so much money on this video card and was not able really see what its full potential was. Little by little I had build my dream gaming room setup and I was lacking a PC to showcase. I started to reaserch PC components and also started watching youtube videos on CPU's, GPU's, benchmarks, memory, motherboards and started to get back into things and catch up with PC technology. I said to myself " I used to build PC's back in the days and I used to help people build PC's" . I took my time and decided I wanted something different so I decided to build a AMD system as I already had the 6900XT video card and I based my build around that. One day I went to Microcenter and met Andy Robertson and I told him what I was planninng and what I had in mind and after almost 2 hours of asking questions and showing me the differences and educating me he gave me his insights on some components and helped me pick up everything down to the case and I could not be happier. I recycled some componets I had aready bought to upgrade my Alienware Area-51 R5 and combined everything with the new build. A few more trips to Microcenter and the amazing help that Andy provided and also the patience he had with me while I was showing him pictures of my gaming room and what I had already had setup he gave me more suggestions and the build was finally complete. I cannot thank Andy enough for his patiance and time and for helping me build such an amazing PC.

  $3,170.87

  Jose L

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  The Racing Rig The Racing Rig

  I soley built this computer for racing, some flying and an occasional FPS. I soley built this computer for racing, some flying and an occasional FPS.

  $3,099.92

  ThomSF88

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  my 8yrs old pc my 8yrs old pc

  I always wish to have 1 gaming pc so I was do alot of thing to save money and build this pc ... now this pc is 8yrs old and... I always wish to have 1 gaming pc so I was do alot of thing to save money and build this pc ... now this pc is 8yrs old and I upgraded alot .. from i7-4790k to ryzen 9 3900x ... from GTX 980ti to RTX 2080 .. now I'm waiting for the RTX 3080 available then upgrade it ... can't wait to own that monster graphic card.

  $2,890.93

  Hoa Luu

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  Dads Rig Dads Rig

  Lucky snag from a friend in a hard spot, work in progress... Lucky snag from a friend in a hard spot, work in progress...

  $2,289.93

  Mary W

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  Mid-Range Build Mid-Range Build

  I built this Pc for mostly gaming and general purposes.I posted my previous build before saying I would upgrade some parts,... I built this Pc for mostly gaming and general purposes. I posted my previous build before saying I would upgrade some parts, but I went ahead and replaced mostly everything. I went from a Ryzen 5 3600 to and Intel 17-12700k. This processor is freaking nuts. Micro had a bundle sale on it with a Z690 Tuf motherboard and ram. Continuing on, I went from an UpHere air cooler to the Lian Ali Galahad. This aio works wonders with this cpu, 75 degrees and high loads, 30 resting. I also went from 6600xt to a 6750xt. For 100 dollars more, it's worth every cent. It just performs so well with games in general. I average 124fps on high settings with 2k res on Hogwarts. I added 16gigs of more Ram for multitasking purposes, it also looks better with all four films filled up. Lastly, I added a mini monitor for temps and whatnot. I generally got it cause it looks cool. It does have high res tho!

  $1,598.88

  AHMED W

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  Dasa Dasa

  Light gaming and racing sim rig Light gaming and racing sim rig

  $843.91

  Asad H

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  My build My build

  not the best or fastest gaming rig in the world but it works for what I need it for not the best or fastest gaming rig in the world but it works for what I need it for

  $622.92

  Louis L

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