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Simple Simple
The computer is an all purpose desktop PC for my home entertainment and general tinkering needs. I like playing games,... The computer is an all purpose desktop PC for my home entertainment and general tinkering needs. I like playing games, building keyboards, assembling/modding things at the desk while listening to music and watching videos. PC is built to be silent with 7x Noctua.Chromax fans and NH-U12s heatsink. Stuck in EVGA queue since 1/20.$89.99 -
the nogames box the nogames box
sold my aging 6700k with gtx1080 and upgraded since prices will likely shoot up in the future. it'll probably be GPU-less... sold my aging 6700k with gtx1080 and upgraded since prices will likely shoot up in the future. it'll probably be GPU-less for a while until I regain interest in games.$339.98 -
Minimalistic Gaming Build Minimalistic Gaming Build
Flash free minimalistic gaming build. Flash free minimalistic gaming build.$373.97 -
Hoth v1 Hoth v1
After watching PC builds non stop while I had COVID, I think my first ever build turned out alright. My previous computer... After watching PC builds non stop while I had COVID, I think my first ever build turned out alright. My previous computer was a 7 year old Erazer x315, and after quite a bit of time it was finally burning out. This PC will be used primarily for working from home doing digital marketing and graphic design, with some light video editing thrown in. I know I'm going to catch some flak for some of my part choices. I had a strict budget that I needed to stick to so here's the explanation for the parts that I think will cause the most controversy: Intel i5 10400 - Found this for $125 and with the high prices for AMD, I couldn't justify the extra 100 for the 3% performance boost with the 3600. Gigabyte B460 - The crazy high prices of the Z490 boards meant they weren't in the budget. This also limited my intel choices since the newer cards require the newer boards. GeForce 1060 - This was one of the only components I was able to salvage from my old machine, and thank goodness with graphics prices being what they are right now.$396.95 -
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Snow build Snow build
Went for a white build for my first computer! This was built in 2019 (got the GPU in December) Went for a white build for my first computer! This was built in 2019 (got the GPU in December)$559.95 -
Chonkie Chonkie
I had a Really old pc with a 750 ti in it and a core 2 duo that I ran into the ground. Then one of my old roommates and a... I had a Really old pc with a 750 ti in it and a core 2 duo that I ran into the ground. Then one of my old roommates and a dear friend brought me his old rig because for some reason it wouldn't post and he couldn't bother with it. the issue was a bent pin that you attach the Wi-Fi- Bluetooth card to the Maximus Mobo. I removed the wifi and it went into post. So I bent the pin back, put everything back together, and put in the western digital HDD. installed windows and used my 750 ti with it. at the time it had 16 GB of the trident x ram. So I upgraded up to 32 and found a Lenovo Explore WMR, got the SSD, and then got my hands on a GTX 1650 when covid started and have been just enjoying entry-level VR and Things like Destiny 2 or anything I randomly find on game pass. All Prices listed are what I put into it since I got it from my friend.$569.97 -
gaming pc pog gaming pc pog
i built this pc to game for the most part, playing games like Call of Duty, overwatch, titanfall, and a bit of other games.... i built this pc to game for the most part, playing games like Call of Duty, overwatch, titanfall, and a bit of other games. The parts of the build were obtained largely used but were confirmed to be working before purchase. i also made sure to stay within a strict budget because that was one of the goals of the PC. Just finished building this bad boy ;)$569.97 -
Proxmox node Proxmox node
This is one of three similar nodes in my Proxmox virtualization cluster This is one of three similar nodes in my Proxmox virtualization cluster$574.97 -
cheap(ish) gaming computer: upgrading... cheap(ish) gaming computer: upgrading old pre-built computer, reusing components where possible
This is a general purpose computer that can handle light gaming at 1440p. It started life as a pre-built CyberPowerPC that I... This is a general purpose computer that can handle light gaming at 1440p. It started life as a pre-built CyberPowerPC that I bought in late 2017. I reused the case, motherboard, PSU, and CPU cooler (that I had previously upgraded) and got new graphics card, SSD, CPU and RAM.$600.03 -
My-Home-Desktop My-Home-Desktop
I built a desktop mainly for the multi-purpose of home, working, information browsing, stock trading, watching movies and... I built a desktop mainly for the multi-purpose of home, working, information browsing, stock trading, watching movies and sometimes playing small games. Unfortunately, I am not satisfied with this system. The graphics card is relatively weak, and if I have a chance to upgrade the graphics card in the future, I will.$624.95 -
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Mini Gaming build Mini Gaming build
A gaming desktop you can easily carry around in a small bag A gaming desktop you can easily carry around in a small bag$657.95 -
RGB Gaming PC Desktop Computer RGB Gaming PC Desktop Computer
RGB Gaming pc desktop computer that you can change light color RGB Gaming pc desktop computer that you can change light color$659.97 -
Old Rig Old Rig
Old gaming PC built back in 2014, been through countless upgrades. Mainly used to play Apex Old gaming PC built back in 2014, been through countless upgrades. Mainly used to play Apex$668.98 -
Plex+Data Plex+Data
This rig is for hosting a plex server and a (soon-to-be) data backup to get away from Google Backup This rig is for hosting a plex server and a (soon-to-be) data backup to get away from Google Backup$679.38 -
OC Test Build OC Test Build
This a budget PC build to test out my overclocking ability. It will be used for general purpose and light gaming and will... This a budget PC build to test out my overclocking ability. It will be used for general purpose and light gaming and will maybe be later upgraded with a dedicated next-gen GPU following their release.$689.93 -
NanoRom NanoRom
I built this machine primarily for video editing (and pre-GPU craze!) I built this machine primarily for video editing (and pre-GPU craze!)$689.95 -
igpu chopin igpu chopin
I decided that if I was going to build without a discrete graphics card, I would want to attempt a build in the smallest... I decided that if I was going to build without a discrete graphics card, I would want to attempt a build in the smallest form factor possible. The only condition is that the power supply must be included in the case - having an external / pico power supply eliminates the purpose of being truly small for factor, in my opinion. The purpose of this build other than general use is to provide light gaming for six and eight-year old boys obsessed with things like minecraft.$694.94 -
The Frugal Bugle The Frugal Bugle
1080P Gaming also use for multipurpose video editing and streaming. 1080P Gaming also use for multipurpose video editing and streaming.$703.23 -
First Ever Build First Ever Build
I never built a computer before so I aimed for some light gaming on a budget sff build. I never built a computer before so I aimed for some light gaming on a budget sff build.$712.07 -
First PC Build First PC Build
I built this PC because I have been wanting to build a computer for years and I probably should have built one a couple... I built this PC because I have been wanting to build a computer for years and I probably should have built one a couple years back (I could of got a decently priced gpu). I built this computer to play games like COD Warzone and Rainbow Six Siege once I can find a gpu. Since I couldn’t find a Ryzen 5600x at a decent price, I decided to go with an Intel i5 11600k. It has similar performance to its Ryzen counterpart, but it gobbles up more power. Now that I found Ryzen 5600x for cheaper than what I paid for the Intel chip, I kind of regret not waiting a little bit longer. For the motherboard I got a Asrock Z590 Extreme. Yeah, I probably could have bought another motherboard with similar performance, but I got it on sale. To cool this hot cpu I first went with water cooling. I bought a Coolermaster ML240 V2. I liked it, but I researched that the pump is prone to breakage and there is no indicator to when it breaks. I didn’t want to deal with going in circles in a couple years from now so I decided to buy a nice air cooler. I went with a Noctua NHU12-S. It is super quiet and keeps my cpu cool. For my ram I decided to buy a pair of PNY XLR8 ddr4 2x8 gb at 3200mhz. I bought this ram on sale, so I saved some money there. I bought a 3 pack of argb cooler master 120 mm case fans for only $40 which was pretty good. For my PSU I bough an Evga 750BQ Semi Modular power supply for around $50. Not a bad deal. For my storage I went with a small SSD I got from Micro Center for free as a boot drive (Thanks Micro Center). Now for probably the most depressing part. I originally wanted to buy a MSI case that was only $50 and was a steal ATX case. After it went out of stock I set my eyes on an XPG Invader which was also $49 and had some pretty cool features. Right when I was about to buy it, it went out of stock and I decided to just buy a Corsair 4000D Airflow. I may or may not have spent too much money on it. When it came in the mail it didn’t even come with the screws, but I only had to wait a couple days for the replacements to arrive. Corsair’s customer support is pretty good in my opinion. There isn’t any rgb in the front until I find some nice case fans.$712.94
