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The Overkill Mk. 1 The Overkill Mk. 1
After years of laptop gaming and dreaming of a proper rig for my heavier games, I finally made the leap and built it out.... After years of laptop gaming and dreaming of a proper rig for my heavier games, I finally made the leap and built it out. Starting with the hardest-to-find parts in the thick of parts shortages, I was able to ensure my build was balanced and available all at once. Now to get through my huge Steam backlog! The majority of the parts came from Micro Center, and one of the employees helped me spec it out as a balanced build with some parts I had already decided on. She had recommendations for anything I wasn't sure of, caught some errors (and saved me good money), and generally had a great attitude throughout! Throughout the build, I had to make a few changes from the original plan. - One of which was a switch from Crucial memory to Corsair. This was since the Crucial memory didn't have great RGB software and kept getting stuck in an ugly way. Plus, with iCue and the Corsair sticks, I was able to set the hardware defaults so it wouldn't blast rainbow on startup! - Another difficulty I had was with the motherboard firmware. It turns out the RGB controller on the board had an issue where it froze up, and information online was limited. However, I was finally able to find an update via MSI's website that, after a few adjustments, I was able to bring it back in full! - Unrelated to the PC, there was a faulty in-wall ethernet connection in the office of my apartment. It took a long time to resolve, but a LV Electrician saved the day and found a break in the line where it met the panel. I was then able to take down the 25ft Cat6 that was temporarily stretched through the apartment and into the router. Now I have Cat6 running gigabit internet, through a switch, and right into the 2.5G LAN port on the motherboard! - Another issue is that my poor Corsair Virtuoso SE is having random glitches with audio output, but only on this machine. Occasionally and randomly, it will turn to painfully crackly static when in a discord call. Sometimes it gets better and sometimes it gets worse if I wait, but restarting the headset makes it disappear. I tried just about everything (all drivers and possibly relevant software uninstalled or reinstalled) until I found threads suggesting it was the UEFI/BIOS. It looks like the more recent B550 UEFI/BIOS updates have continually chipped away at this problem, so I'm still hopeful, but I should probably reinstall Windows just to be sure. - Finally, I have minor annoyances with the RGB and software of multiple brands being so inconsistent or incompatible. For the crazy amount of money I spent on name brands, I definitely expected a smoother experience! SignalRGB ended up being the cleanest way to control them all, but it's still not perfect. Hoping this continues improving in the future!$4,268.09 -
2021 Flight Simulator & Engineering... 2021 Flight Simulator & Engineering Build
This PC build was design for flight simulator and engineering. The build is centered on fulfilling graphics requirements... This PC build was design for flight simulator and engineering. The build is centered on fulfilling graphics requirements for VR flight simulation at 4320 x 2160p resolution on an HP Reverb G2 headset.$3,579.68 -
Upgraded Build Upgraded Build
Upgraded from an i5-2500K rig! Upgraded from an i5-2500K rig!$3,471.91 -
AMD + Nvidia RTX Build AMD + Nvidia RTX Build
Gaming build to server my ultrawide gaming purpose! Gaming build to server my ultrawide gaming purpose!$2,788.94 -
Development/Gaming PC Development/Gaming PC
I mainly use my PC for software development and gaming! I mainly use my PC for software development and gaming!$2,309.91 -
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Year of the Linux Desktop Year of the Linux Desktop
This computer serves as my general purpose main computer for both work and enjoyment. Running Linux on it makes getting... This computer serves as my general purpose main computer for both work and enjoyment. Running Linux on it makes getting games working more interesting, but I've always been a tinkerer. I typically play games like RDR2, Witcher 3, Deep Rock Galactic, Rimworld, Celeste, and DOOM. I also use this computer for work and learning since my interest is in cybersecurity.$2,212.88 -
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Everyday Computer Everyday Computer
At first I wanted to build a computer so I can photo edit as well as do some light graphic design. I also began started... At first I wanted to build a computer so I can photo edit as well as do some light graphic design. I also began started playing some Valorant.$2,166.91 -
Mixyy Match Mixyy Match
This is a rig to play games on and to last a really long time. This is a rig to play games on and to last a really long time.$2,009.90 -
My PC My PC
Built this for fun, wanted a pc but didn't want to buy a prebuilt Built this for fun, wanted a pc but didn't want to buy a prebuilt$1,983.93 -
Power Over Looks Power Over Looks
This was built to be able to play any game I want from the next five years. It’s built for silence and for power over any... This was built to be able to play any game I want from the next five years. It’s built for silence and for power over any aesthetics. Coming from an old Mac this was quite the improvement in gaming experience.$1,970.58 -
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Alex's custom build Alex's custom build
Made this build to play the latest games at 1440P with a high FPS. Purchase most of the items on sale, so total cost is not... Made this build to play the latest games at 1440P with a high FPS. Purchase most of the items on sale, so total cost is not final.$1,918.65 -
Team Red monster PC Team Red monster PC
My first all AMD rig upgrading from Ryzen 3600 and EVGA 2070 black. I previously had no RGB and now I'm going all out with... My first all AMD rig upgrading from Ryzen 3600 and EVGA 2070 black. I previously had no RGB and now I'm going all out with Lian Li o11 evo with infinity fans and max RGB$1,839.91 -
White Case White Case
Rig for gaming and coding. Plan to upgrade case in the near future to improve thermals. Rig for gaming and coding. Plan to upgrade case in the near future to improve thermals.$1,822.89 -
HT Peace E HT Peace E
A sleek HTPC build that disappears into the entertainment system A sleek HTPC build that disappears into the entertainment system$1,788.93 -
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RGB-GTX RGB-GTX
I built it to be able to use for pretty much any thing I need including gaming for my son. I built it to be able to use for pretty much any thing I need including gaming for my son.$1,717.91 -
PowerBoi PowerBoi
I built this gaming PC for general gaming with my friends. I built this gaming PC for general gaming with my friends.$1,715.10 -
1440P 5800X3D GAMING MID-BUDGET BUILD 1440P 5800X3D GAMING MID-BUDGET BUILD
Wanted to build a Gaming PC that didn't break the bank and was good for a couple years while AM5 and Ryzen Zen 4 prices and... Wanted to build a Gaming PC that didn't break the bank and was good for a couple years while AM5 and Ryzen Zen 4 prices and 7000 Series goes down in price$1,668.90 -
AJ build 2020 AJ build 2020
Upgrade to my previous build which was ~5 years old when I built this new one. I wanted a new Nvidia 30 series card... Upgrade to my previous build which was ~5 years old when I built this new one. I wanted a new Nvidia 30 series card (whatever I could get my hands on) and some solid parts to last for a good while on this build.$1,647.94 -
Gaming/Streaming on a budget Gaming/Streaming on a budget
Using this build to stream with no problem while gaming with the PC or through the Xbox Series X Using this build to stream with no problem while gaming with the PC or through the Xbox Series X$1,641.95 -
HotWheels! HotWheels!
building it for the kids to play HotWheels building it for the kids to play HotWheels$1,599.91