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Project: Frames AND Graphics Project: Frames AND Graphics
Built this rig to play my many games at high frame rates while maintaining stellar graphics. I aimed for the 2K resolution... Built this rig to play my many games at high frame rates while maintaining stellar graphics. I aimed for the 2K resolution as it was the best of both worlds in terms of high refresh rate and still having good-looking graphics. Mainly though, I play games like Battlefield, Call of Duty, Overwatch 2, Wreckfest, Cyberpunk 2077, and many more. For MP games I tend to keep RTX off for the added bump in frames, but for any coop/SP games, I crank everything to 11 and enjoy the beauty. The LG OLED monitor was a perfect choice for me as it provided the refresh rate I wanted while having an incredibly stunning color range and depth of black. Pair that with the 13700K and RTX 4090, and the games not only play super smooth but look incredible while doing so. All this sit on top of the Secretlab Magnus metal desk as I needed something right around this length while having prime cable management and this checked off all the boxes I needed while looking sleek. All in all, everything worked out right the first time, and luckily I planned everything out well enough to where I did not need to reconsider choices. One thing I will change/add in the future is adding my LG 34" UW back into the mix and probably put that on top, just for some extra real estate.$5,869.79 -
Couldn't stop myself! ;-) Lian Li... Couldn't stop myself! ;-) Lian Li everything, AsRock Nova WIFI, 14900K, Zotac 4090 AIRO
Intended to build a video editing PC, but ended up with a gaming PC lol. Snagged a Zotac 4090 off of Amazon for 1699 right... Intended to build a video editing PC, but ended up with a gaming PC lol. Snagged a Zotac 4090 off of Amazon for 1699 right before they disappeared from everywhere. 140mm fans look great! (too bad they don't have a 420mm Gallahad). And no... I didn't leave the NVME in that slot. I did test with it in that Gen5 slot vs the other M2 slot with the 4 lanes direct to the CPU (so not making the GPU run in 8x PCIE lanes). There was zero performance difference (actually it gets slightly faster 3dmark scores with the PCIE gen 5 M2 slot occupied (within margin of error though). Also.. not sure where the AsRock Nova Wifi went on their website (it's still there if you search, but not on the list of MBs). It is an awesome board so far, both in performance and looks.$5,825.81 -
The New Girl The New Girl
I built this for gaming. I play Warzone, AOE4, Fallout 76, Halo Infinite, Cyberpunk, and a bunch of others. I have been... I built this for gaming. I play Warzone, AOE4, Fallout 76, Halo Infinite, Cyberpunk, and a bunch of others. I have been playing on 2k ultra, I am upgrading to a 4k monitor next. Once I find faster DDR5 ram I will upgrade that. I am also looking for a white Asus Rog Strix 3090. I wouldn't change much on this system, everything went in place very easily. Hardest thing was tweaking the ram settings to get it stable.$5,051.66 -
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Whiteout Gaming PC Whiteout Gaming PC
Gaming, PioSOLVER simulations and daily use. Post-build, I added a few fans and the internal LCD resource monitor. I also... Gaming, PioSOLVER simulations and daily use. Post-build, I added a few fans and the internal LCD resource monitor. I also reworked the motherboard and GPU power cabling with Corsair's Premium Individually Sleeved Type-5 PSU Cables for a cleaner look. Microcenter was great to work with and delivered a quality product. In hindsight, I would have given more though about RGB. I think it looks great but takes time to setup and maintain.$4,532.87 -
BRAMAN BRAMAN
It's pretty gaming rig. I wanted to build a future proof pc for few years. I love it! It's pretty smooth and fast!! I played... It's pretty gaming rig. I wanted to build a future proof pc for few years. I love it! It's pretty smooth and fast!! I played few games - 4k and HDR on all the time - frames were pretty awesome! Depends on what games. Unbelievable high fps. I look forward for unreal engine 5 games come out soon! Can't wait to see how much it can do!$4,512.84 -
Iorek Byrnison Iorek Byrnison
Middle Age Dad with a bit of a ED problem, Elite Dangerous. Fell hard for the game on console. With all future updates/move... Middle Age Dad with a bit of a ED problem, Elite Dangerous. Fell hard for the game on console. With all future updates/move to PC exclusive. Decided to go all in with a dream build for the first one. Suspend the college savings for a bit and built a 4K gaming beast for around $4k. Got to love symmetry.$4,279.83 -
Gaming Rig Gaming Rig
This is my 3rd Built and this time its 100% from Micro Center. I built this new gaming PC so I can hand me down my current... This is my 3rd Built and this time its 100% from Micro Center. I built this new gaming PC so I can hand me down my current one to my Son as we both play together. We mainly play FPS games and currently playing Dying Light 2 and Valhiem together. I was in a Clan and an Server Admin before for Return to castle Wolfenstein in its hay days. This is my 3rd built and my last built was a Thermaltake Level 10 with i5 7th Gen.with a 1080ti. I used Asus Prime Z690-A MB. Remember to update the BIOS before installing Windows 10/11. .load Learn it the hard way. Once you boot from the Usb, first thing you should do is update all the Drivers for the MB. You can run a Armory Crate software from ASUS which can do everything for you. Try to connect all the LED fans through Sata power so no loads go on the MB. Please check my Pics and I hope you guys will like it :) Specially check the reverse format with the Motherboard upside down,$3,929.88 -
The Reactor The Reactor
Every day PC for watching streams and gaming Dayz mostly. Every day PC for watching streams and gaming Dayz mostly.$3,860.82 -
"Rainbow Kush" "Rainbow Kush"
I don't do much gaming anymore, but my old build was 2015, and I literally could not play some of the more recent games even... I don't do much gaming anymore, but my old build was 2015, and I literally could not play some of the more recent games even if I wanted to. The old build was still fine for most day-to-day stuff and I wanted another build that would go the distance. So here we are. My first build was 1998, and PC components have come a long way. I wanted something that could run Cyberpunk at 2k on max settings and still get over 60 FPS. I wanted something that I could hook up a top tier VR headset to without worries. The Lian Li components are super good, but they don't have great software support. Mostly, I would say that they are first rate components with second rate software running them. It often resets, and I can't update because of their file servers (or lack thereof). The Lian Li case is superb. The strimmer lighting looks great and is customizable. The CPU cooler is where the RGB software could be better. Even with the great cable management, the back of that case is STUFFED with cables, Lian Li USB controllers, internal USB hub. The fact that I put a RAID 10 SSD array in there didn't help with space. It seems like no mater what improvements are made with cable management, I'll find a way to fill it with cables! I was going with an ASUS 4080, but it was out of stock when I went to the store, so I settled for the Zotac. It's fine, but the RGB is about 3 years behind the RDG in the rest of the box. Even though it was 1200 bucks, I won't hesitate to return it if the 4080 super comes out in time. I may replace it with a 5000 series in a couple of years. My background is scientific computing, and this PC is about on par with the number of threads and memory that was in $20K servers I was using in 2010. I really like that it's super quiet, even with 6 fans. When its running full blast, its makes half the noise that my 2015 does. I'll probably try DnD next...but then will go back to checking my email! This PC specs out in the top 1% in Passmark. But 1% is a huge number of builds. Maybe next time I go ThreadRipper and Nivida XX90!$3,655.81 -
First Gaming Build First Gaming Build
Decided to get my first gaming pc built at microcenter. Excited to play hi-fi games like Elden Ring, Cyber Punk 2077,... Decided to get my first gaming pc built at microcenter. Excited to play hi-fi games like Elden Ring, Cyber Punk 2077, Starfield, etc. in 4k and enjoy the emersion. Very happy with the build and support around any concerns. Highly recommend their services for anyone looking for a new computer.$3,559.91 -
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Snow Lion Snow Lion
First time assembling a computerI wanted to do it myself and feel the satisfaction. First time assembling a computer I wanted to do it myself and feel the satisfaction.$3,552.78 -
Frozen 2.0 Frozen 2.0
The reason for the build was to game in 4k and do college work. Along with anything else I may need to do on a computer. The... The reason for the build was to game in 4k and do college work. Along with anything else I may need to do on a computer. The future upgrades I see coming is adding the Lian-Li strimmer's for the 24 pin and 12 pin, and maybe 32 GB more of DDR5 ram. I have also added some of my personalization to it by adding bear-bricks in certain locations within the case.$3,259.84 -
Gaming PC Gaming PC
Needed a new current gaming rig, that can play everything current with some future proofing. Needed a new current gaming rig, that can play everything current with some future proofing.$3,215.92 -
Z690-A Z690-A
This is replacing my 4 year old build (Asus Z270, Corsair 16GB, EVGA 1660 TI, Seasonic 750) as my primary computer. This... This is replacing my 4 year old build (Asus Z270, Corsair 16GB, EVGA 1660 TI, Seasonic 750) as my primary computer. This build will be my primary computer for lite gaming, video and photo editing as well as general use. The Z270 is still going strong, just time for a technology update.$3,158.84 -
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Hackintosh Pro 7,1 (MacOs / Win11) Hackintosh Pro 7,1 (MacOs / Win11)
Having been a longtime Apple/Mac PowerUser, I was tired of buying Apple products that are no longer user serviceable.So I... Having been a longtime Apple/Mac PowerUser, I was tired of buying Apple products that are no longer user serviceable. So I took maters into my own hands and built a Hachintosh.$3,103.86 -
Lian Li and Asus Greenman PC Lian Li and Asus Greenman PC
Built for gaming mostly FPS games (Apex legends, Overwatch, PUBG) in 1440 360Hz, and work from home. Nice tax write off! Built for gaming mostly FPS games (Apex legends, Overwatch, PUBG) in 1440 360Hz, and work from home. Nice tax write off!$3,086.81 -
Poseidon Poseidon
Built it to create Virtual Machines, play games, do school work, write software Built it to create Virtual Machines, play games, do school work, write software$3,025.86 -
Nexus 4K Nexus 4K
I wanted a machine I could play the latest games at 4K 60 fps+ with Ray Tracing as well as games at 1080p at even higher fps... I wanted a machine I could play the latest games at 4K 60 fps+ with Ray Tracing as well as games at 1080p at even higher fps as well as Live Stream on Twitch and create content for Youtube$2,950.90 -
From the past to the future From the past to the future
The build name is in reference to my now old pc which has lasted me up till this point.4790k, 1070, 16gb DDR3 1800mhz,... The build name is in reference to my now old pc which has lasted me up till this point.4790k, 1070, 16gb DDR3 1800mhz, maximums vii mobo built in 2014. Built this for gaming and streaming (twitch.tv/AdamM3__). Need all the frames I can get, as the saying goes, frames wins games. Currently playing Apex Legends and Escape From Tarkov and the improvement in how many shots connect just because of the increase and constant 144+fps is astonishing. Also put on VR games for when friends and family visit to give them some non-gaming gaming entertainment. Then i'll hop on over to my sim rig and fire up iRacing to keep my driving skills up to par. The funniest and luckiest part about this build is that I bought all the parts in two days in my first two trips all from Micro Center and two days before Christmas. Walked into Micro Center on 12/23/2021 about 8pm, one hour before closing, I went up to the build your own computer center desk and asked the guy if he had any video cards, totally expecting there to be none at all, however to my surprise, he said "Yup we have some right here". I lit up like a Christmas tree, pun intended! I couldn't believe my eyes. Little known fact is that this was my first time visiting Micro Center since 2014 and first time ever trying to find a video card in stock at a brick and mortar store. I was speechless to say the least. Going into the store I had my mind set on buying a 12700k and a DDR4 mobo, as everyone knows DDR5 is sold out right? WRONG, apparently they also had DDR5 32gb in stock!!!! That's when I made the decision to go full out on this build with a 12900k and DDR5 mobo. I just couldn't believe it, I legit hit the PC part jack pot 1 hour before closing two days before Christmas. The MC employee guy was just fantastic, gave me all the insight I needed and answered all questions without judgement hesitation free. I barely did any research because I was not going to build a PC if I could not get a graphics card, but because they had a few in stock, I had to go all out. Unfortunately for the employee, I had to return the initial case and heatsink I bought because I went home and did some more research, came back the next day, and was able to pick up the parts I needed, the Lian Li Lancool 2 Mesh and Lian Li Galahad 360mm. The only bad part about this build is that you cannot fit a 360mm tubes down (the proper way to orientate the AIO). I tried my hardest to get the 360mm orientated properly, but it was just not possible because the video card is in the way. However, during my test fitting, I believe If you mount the gpu vertically (I have no tried this yet, but in theory I think it would work) you could get the 360mm positioned so the tubes are down. I haven't done it because the glass side panel will hinder gpu cooling. However it is possible to put two fans underneath the gpu when it is mounted vertically to aid with cooling, which I plan to do in the future. This is not directly the fault of the case itself because it is certainly possible to mount the AIO properly as you can remove a plate and the HDD bay for tube down position, however the tubes are just not long enough to go around the video card. Would love to see a version of a 360mm AIO with extended tube length to accommodate this.$2,877.89 -
White Gaming PC Build White Gaming PC Build
Built this PC to upgrade from my old laptop, mostly play competitive FPS games (Overwatch 2, VALORANT) and I will also use... Built this PC to upgrade from my old laptop, mostly play competitive FPS games (Overwatch 2, VALORANT) and I will also use it for university work (majoring in computer science). I've done some video editing as well, so I might do that too. No plans for upgrades for now, but I could probably have saved on RAM and SSD and upgraded the GPU. Definitely happy with the 7900XTX though and it fits the theme very well.$2,809.90 -
Charlie's 12 Gen i9 Asus $50 board deal... Charlie's 12 Gen i9 Asus $50 board deal computer w/ two 4TB NVMe's and a 2TB boot drive
Upgrade of Charlie's i7 2600 desktop computer for the office I built like 15 years ago... Upgrade of Charlie's i7 2600 desktop computer for the office I built like 15 years ago...$2,802.87
