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13600K Build 13600K Build
Built for engineering work, university work, and genera computing. Built for engineering work, university work, and genera computing.$882.96 -
Cool n Quiet Cool n Quiet
The purpose of this build is for purely gaming. No rendering or streaming. The purpose of this build is for purely gaming. No rendering or streaming.$989.91 -
FirstBuild FirstBuild
First gaming PC that I built myself, I play Rainbow6 Siege, rocket league, apex, and minecraft. Branching out to different... First gaming PC that I built myself, I play Rainbow6 Siege, rocket league, apex, and minecraft. Branching out to different games but just got into building pc's. Excited for when I have more money because I'll be able to build faster and cooler ones!$1,043.85 -
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PC build started in the spring of 2020... PC build started in the spring of 2020 now its current state
Games like Valorant CSGO Fallout series Call of duty Games like Valorant CSGO Fallout series Call of duty$1,347.92 -
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Panda Panda
Mainly built it to do music production and light gaming Mainly built it to do music production and light gaming$1,400.94 -
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I7 - DDR - Gaming Build I7 - DDR - Gaming Build
replacing an old i7-3770k for gaming and music production work ;) replacing an old i7-3770k for gaming and music production work ;)$1,495.94 -
The Sigma Box The Sigma Box
Very compact Raptor Lake build meant for memory overclocking, gaming, and general tasks Very compact Raptor Lake build meant for memory overclocking, gaming, and general tasks$1,599.92 -
Placeholders everywhere Placeholders everywhere
As evidenced by the title, there are a lot of placeholders currently here. The GPU is an old RX 580, the case is a mediocre... As evidenced by the title, there are a lot of placeholders currently here. The GPU is an old RX 580, the case is a mediocre darkFlash case, the AIO isn't installed, and there isn't a CPU yet. The AIO isn't installed specifically because I don't want to deal with messing up the pre-applied thermal paste when I don't have a CPU. Because of that, I left the AIO in the box on top of the case just to show that I actually have it. I'm currently planning to use the build log coupon from submitting this build towards the purchase of a 13700k. The RX 580 is a temporary GPU until the new AMD 7000 series GPUs are available in the coming weeks. In regards to the case, I'm planning to upgrade to something that supports an E-ATX motherboard in the near future, but don't want to purchase anything until I have clear dimensions of the GPU going inside. Otherwise I risk having clearance problems with my GPU and other components. Not pictured are other accessories like bright green individually sleeved PSU cables and a set of Lian Li RGB Strimers. It didn't really make sense to install them in a placeholder case to later need to take them out. I figure the more work I do setting things up in a placeholder case, the lazier I am going to get when it comes time to pull everything out and rebuild in the final case. I also have a second set of the RGB DDR5 I ordered from EVGA, but I'm waiting to see how well it runs on the Z690 classified in a 2dpc configuration before I include it. I have heard great things about 13th gen Intel memory support even on Z690 boards, so I'm optimistic that I should be able to hit the rated 6000 MT/s speeds even running 2dpc instead of 1dpc. Once the other parts I listed are available and installed, I'm planning to find a bunch of RGB accessories to fully illuminate the case. Right now I'm looking at replacing the EVGA AIO fans with some quieter ARGB fans, and putting some light strips in to really make this system glow.$1,623.96 -
Sneaky Pete Sneaky Pete
Small sized PC with new 13th gen i7 CPU and DDR5. Small factor makes it easier to move around with. Purpose of PC is for... Small sized PC with new 13th gen i7 CPU and DDR5. Small factor makes it easier to move around with. Purpose of PC is for gaming and coding.$1,629.93 -
Scion II Scion II
Upgrading my venerable midrange gaming PC from 10 years ago. It could still handle relatively modern games like the DOOM... Upgrading my venerable midrange gaming PC from 10 years ago. It could still handle relatively modern games like the DOOM remake or Genshin Impact on Ultra, but suffered with any multitasking or true boundary-pushers like Cyberpunk 2077. Since my i5-3570k had long become the bottleneck, I originally intended to swap just CPU+Motherboard. But learning about how much the scene had changed in 10 years, I slowly found myself building a whole new PC. But I did my best to recycle parts to keep costs low. Still not sure what I'm going to do with the remains of the predecessor PC. Maybe throw in a weak PSU and decent SATA SSD and give it to an older relative.$1,629.96 -
3080 BB Budget 2022 3080 BB Budget 2022
I decided to build a PC in 2022 but wanted a high-end gaming PC under $1500. So, I wandered all PCpartpicker part lists to... I decided to build a PC in 2022 but wanted a high-end gaming PC under $1500. So, I wandered all PCpartpicker part lists to find the best deals, picking parts that fit my wallet without losing on the aesthetics. I found a 3080 used on marketplace for $480 and bought it without a PC to test if it was working until I built mine (2 months later). Since the seller said, he sold his PC and didn't have another PC to show me if it works. In the end, I pulled the trigger anyways since my urge to get a GPU was high (I checked every website to get one). I was playing with fire, don't do this absurd stupidity! Then working with this case was a pain, but aesthetics are also important. I already explained the reasons on the part reviews. I was planning to purchase only 16GB of ram to save some bucks($1450 build), but you have to go with 4 to get the perfect look. If you want more performance, go for ddr5 instead of ddr4 (the ddr5 version board was at the same price). I could have built a 32GB ddr5 ram with just $20 more, but you only get 2 bars of 16GB. It is called a budget build for a reason, so it's a no-no to buy 4 bars of ddr5 to get aesthetics. I would say this build has a balanced performance-aesthetic ratio. I also plan to buy cables to get even better aesthetics and more extension cables to fix the issue of insufficient ports to connect more devices on my fan controller—no light on my led strip for now. I will update the photos once installed in the future!$1,632.98 -
Rock Roller Rock Roller
I've always built my own systems and I am really happy with this one. I built this rig to support high refresh rate gaming... I've always built my own systems and I am really happy with this one. I built this rig to support high refresh rate gaming at 1440p. I am very happy with the results and I am glad I went with DDR5 as the i5 excels with it. The 6800XT was on sale and it is giving me amazing performance on MW2.$1,669.92 -
Meshlicious all air gaming build Meshlicious all air gaming build
ITX gaming rig, but not using a liquid cooler. Using gpu stand off mod. ITX gaming rig, but not using a liquid cooler. Using gpu stand off mod.$1,688.94 -
First build from scratch + Liquid... First build from scratch + Liquid Cooling
Conceptual build that I'm working on over the next few months for future-proofing and gaming rig for apex legends, valorant,... Conceptual build that I'm working on over the next few months for future-proofing and gaming rig for apex legends, valorant, league of legends, overwatch 2, and minecraft! Credit to pjb8033: https://pcpartpicker.com/b/TRwhP6 for the inspiration!$1,721.92 -
1440p Gaming PC 1440p Gaming PC
I have been waiting for the right opportunity to build a new gaming PC and with some reasonable GPU prices recently, I... I have been waiting for the right opportunity to build a new gaming PC and with some reasonable GPU prices recently, I decided to take the plunge. I splurged a bit more than usual and opted for hardware capable of gaming at 1440p. The case was easy to build in and I am very happy with the results.$1,734.92 -
Big Dream Big Dream
I've always wanted to build my own Gaming PC since I was a kid and now recently that I'm a little older and able to afford... I've always wanted to build my own Gaming PC since I was a kid and now recently that I'm a little older and able to afford the parts I've always dreamed of, I went for a mid/high end build. CPU is high end with a brand new I7 13700k auto overclocked to 5.3, GPU is level entry with a Gigabyte RX6600XT 3 model fan but will be upgraded eventually.$1,760.84 -
Q58 Wood Q58 Wood
SFFPC upgrade to Raptor Lake for FFXIV and all purpose gaming like steam link and VR SFFPC upgrade to Raptor Lake for FFXIV and all purpose gaming like steam link and VR$1,787.95 -
Toofless the Blue Eyes White Dragon Toofless the Blue Eyes White Dragon
I built this computer for my husband since his computer was crashing, having weird glitches, and running poorly.... I built this computer for my husband since his computer was crashing, having weird glitches, and running poorly. Troubleshooting listed a handful of potentially different hardware issues. This computer is built to handle gaming (co-op, survival, FPS, RPG, open world, puzzle, action) some programming, and some CAD for 3d printing (running Atom3d). Doesn't crash when playing Gunfire Reborn unlike previous computer. Plays newer games like Tiny Tina's Wonderlands and survival and adventure games like Mist and Rune Factory 5.$1,811.27 -
KJR-2 KJR-2
My old rig's motherboard failed and crashed the PC whenever the video card wanted anything. So, new PC. My old one was... My old rig's motherboard failed and crashed the PC whenever the video card wanted anything. So, new PC. My old one was built in 2014. Good workstation though$1,848.91 -
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
