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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 -
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Dave's Gaming PC Dave's Gaming PC
I built this to play video games, mostly Minecraft with shaders but also other stuff - but I mostly use it to edit videos. I built this to play video games, mostly Minecraft with shaders but also other stuff - but I mostly use it to edit videos.$941.95 -
3950x Computing/Video Editing/Gaming PC 3950x Computing/Video Editing/Gaming PC
I do some coding for scientific purposes, editing some travel vlogs, and gaming in general, so I built this for balancing... I do some coding for scientific purposes, editing some travel vlogs, and gaming in general, so I built this for balancing these needs.$1,045.96 -
Going from ATX to ITX SFX Going from ATX to ITX SFX
Brother was in need of a upgrade from his AMD 2700 x370 build, so we hunted for some deals to build him his first SFX Brother was in need of a upgrade from his AMD 2700 x370 build, so we hunted for some deals to build him his first SFX$1,064.95 -
First build after some modifications First build after some modifications
I built this computer mainly for gaming/streaming but also tried to get what I need for video editing for my streams.... I built this computer mainly for gaming/streaming but also tried to get what I need for video editing for my streams. Everything is pretty much done on it but I am looking into upgrading my GPU but am waiting to see what the new 30 series GPUs have in store, since I am in no hurry yet and don't have a need to upgrade right away. For whatever reason, I couldn't find NVME drives in the drop down but I have two 1gb Samsung EVO 970 NVME M.2s and a miscellaneous other hard drive.$1,191.93 -
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Work/Gaming PC Work/Gaming PC
Built this rig primarily for work but I do some light gaming like league of legends etc. Built this rig primarily for work but I do some light gaming like league of legends etc.$1,239.95 -
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Lightwave Lightwave
Built to run Lightwave 3D rendering software, as well as general usage. This is the first machine I have built in over 15... Built to run Lightwave 3D rendering software, as well as general usage. This is the first machine I have built in over 15 years. My last build was a dual AMD Athlon, and everything since then until now has been off-the-shelf stuff, so this is a big upgrade for me. Lightwave is a CPU renderer, not GPU, so the video card was not a major concern for me, but CPU cores and memory was.$1,298.92 -
My Final Project For A Summer Class My Final Project For A Summer Class
The point of this build was an assignment for a summer class. I took this as an opportunity to get rid of my prebuilt Lenovo... The point of this build was an assignment for a summer class. I took this as an opportunity to get rid of my prebuilt Lenovo desktop, This rig is made for gaming and running virtual machines for my classes at NJIT. Some games that run smoothly on this rig are Skyrim, Destiny 2, Warframe, Uno and Minecraft.$1,429.95 -
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Ultimate White Gaming PC Ultimate White Gaming PC
Finally built my white PC with all white parts. I was able to save money by using last gen parts since white PC parts are... Finally built my white PC with all white parts. I was able to save money by using last gen parts since white PC parts are sooo expensive. However, I got the performance that I want for gaming, media creation, and just overall usage. I want to upgrade eventually but the PC was pretty expensive for now so maybe in a few years...$1,451.95 -
Haku Haku
Entering my freshman year of high school, all my friends could ever talk about was League of Legends. I was always invited... Entering my freshman year of high school, all my friends could ever talk about was League of Legends. I was always invited to play with them, but at that time, the only computer in my house was my dad's Dell Inspiron 530, rocking a Core 2 Duo and no graphics card, which was running at 2 fps on the lowest settings possible. I originally built this pc before the start of my junior year of high school, in 2018. It rocked all the same components that I have in it now, except before it had a Ryzen 3 1200, GTX 970, 8GB of Crucial RAM, only a 500gb hard drive, and the stock AMD CPU cooler. When I was finally able to play League, I discovered how much better I was, and within less than a year of playing, I had been able to climb to the top 6% of players in North America, while my friends who had begun to play 2-3 years before me were still in Silver. My friends encouraged me to start streaming, as they argued that my skill level would attract many viewers, but at the time it was a mix of focusing on school, hardware limitations, and internet limitations that only stopped me from doing so. Fast forward to March of 2020. The pandemic hit, students were to stay at home and learn over online meetings, seniors such as me couldn't experience prom, grad night, or even say goodbye to out friends. Nobody knew then that March 17th was the last day any of us were going to see each other anymore. It was around this time that I realized I wasn't going back to school for the rest of the year, and began drafting potential upgrades for my pc, since I was going to be using it even more from then until college started in the fall. In June, I graduated from high school, and used the money I received from friends and relatives to finally invest into my computer. My first upgrade was my processor, ditching Ryzen 3 1200 for a Ryzen 9 3900X. I chose this upgrade, while some might say it's overkill (although I do edit my videos when I stream and such) mostly to ensure that I would be future-proofed. I could only afford big upgrades like this when there's a huge reason to celebrate (such as graduation) and the next time I would be graduating would be in 2024, which my pc should be able to last me way past then. My next upgrade was my RAM, which I upgraded from 8GB 3000mhz to 16GB of G.Skill's TridentZ Royals 3600mhz speeds. I was really restricted by the 8GB of RAM that I originally had, especially for productivity and school, where I would have multiple tabs of chrome open to work on many different assignments and research papers at once. I chose the Royal kit because it was around this time that my budget was a little expendable, and I could afford style points on my computer. My third upgrade came in the form of Crucial's 1TB P1 NVMe drive. Booting, loading up game, and those long wait times were such a hassle on my old hard drive. I would literally turn on my pc when I got home from school, go into the kitchen to get a snack, maybe take out the trash, and when I'd return it would finally be at the sign-in screen. By far, the ssd upgrade was my favorite upgrade. My next upgrade was my graphics card, since I needed something to pair well with my 3900X. I wish I could've gone crazier, and gotten a 2080 Super/Ti, but I decided to be realistic and settled for the MSI GamingZ RTX 2070. I was able to play Star Wars Fallen Order, GTA V, Monster Hunter, Destiny 2, all at amazing visual fidelity and high frame rates. The last upgrade I made to my build was the introduction of an AIO. My remaining budget couldn't cover anything crazy, although I was eyeing the Z series from NZXT. I settled on a CoolerMaster ML240L AIO, and it's been keeping my 3900X cool ever since. I made the decision to create a theme for my setup when I stumbled upon an etsy shop, selling a decal from an animated film named "Spirited Away", a movie my cousins and I grew up watching. I thought that the character Haku, a dragon, would compliment my build nicely, since you could already see MSI's dragon logo on the backplate and on the side. I ordered a 10x10 custom decal, and placed it on the side glass panel. I configured the rest of the RGB in my system to base around the decal, with my case fans and AIO pump to White, and my RAM and Graphics's Card to a turquoise color. In the end, I am really satisfied with the aesthetic of my build. I wished that I was able to upgrade my B450 motherboard and 550W PSU, but that's why I'm entering this contest HAHA.$1,454.92 -
#MicroCenterMadness ... #MicroCenterMadness Itz_Whatz_on_the_Inside
#MicroCenterMadnessAs a computer science student I realized that I've spent more time learning about computer software than... #MicroCenterMadness As a computer science student I realized that I've spent more time learning about computer software than computer hardware. This led me to learn more about computer hardware so I spent two weeks reading articles, manuals, and watching youtube video's so that I could learn more about the different components that make up a computer. After indoctrinating myself, I set out to build my rig with the intent of creating something that would help me compile code, run virtual machines, and lightly play video games (when I'm not studying of course!!). Since I was only interested in light gaming I didn't mind having a lower end graphics card. Also, considering the shortage of GPU's I was wiling to settle for any GPU that would render things on my monitor. Once the chip shortage mellows out and GPU prices start to normalize I will consider buying a better graphics card so I can play some serious games breh!! Even though I don't have a high end graphics card I'm still very proud of my build because it has a very powerful 12 core AMD processor, 32 gb of ram, 1 TB SSD, and a 2TB HDD. My 12 core processor helps me compile my code at a fast rate and the 32gb of ram gives me the ability to run memory intensive virtual machines in tandem with my host operating system. One of my favorite features is my SSD + HDD combo. I'm planning on keeping my coding files on my SSD so that I can read and write to them at a faster rate and the HDD will be used to store larger files like photo's, movies, and games. Even though HDD's are pegged as slower media, I've found that they can recall files faster when it's not used to hold my primary OS. This small technical loophole allows me to draw greater speed and performance from my HDD. Another great thing about this build is my Lancool II Mesh Tempered Glass eATX Full Tower Computer Case. Even though this case runs on the bigger side, it's size makes it very easy to install all of my components and makes it very easy to cable manage. Also, the two tempered glass side panels make it easy to reach in and make necessary adjustments. Other than it's size, this case has two amazing frontal stock fans that provide outstanding frontal airflow. Even though this case has amazing airflow, I may consider adding a radiator at the top of my case so that I can have air blowing down onto my horizontally placed graphics card. Building a computer during a global pandemic is a daunting task because their is a shortage of computer parts, however I don't regret this experience and I had fun along the way!!$1,464.92 -
Twin Waters Twin Waters
This is my main gaming PC (Built around 3 years ago, prices reflect that), with a liquid cooled CPU and hybrid GPU. Makes... This is my main gaming PC (Built around 3 years ago, prices reflect that), with a liquid cooled CPU and hybrid GPU. Makes for quite the interesting maze of cooling tubes inside the case. Honestly not sure if it was that great of a choice or not, When you're doing this much liquid cooling generally you might as well go ahead and do a custom water loop. Well, maybe next time.$1,476.97 -
Black and White RGB AMD Ryzen 9 Black and White RGB AMD Ryzen 9
I built this rig because I needed a better PC that could handle extreme CAD and gaming workloads. I used fusion 360,... I built this rig because I needed a better PC that could handle extreme CAD and gaming workloads. I used fusion 360, Prusaslicer and cura. I also play Fortnite, Forza horizon 4 and Minecraft along with many more games. There only parts reused from my old build are my storage (1+2 TB HDD) and my 250gb SSD as well as my GPU, a 780 from EVGA. I am planning on getting a 2tb Samsung 970 Evo plus and a 2080 ti or the 3080 ti when it comes out. I used the NZXT h510i case and an Asus B550-F Wifi as my mobo. I have a Ryzen 9 3900x and am using the Cooler Master Hyper 212 BE. I got the case in white and most of the other parts I tried to get in black. My RAM is Corsair Vengeance RGB pro 2x16gb with the light enhancement pack added so all 4 DMM slots were filled. I also have a pcie expansion card giving me more ish 3.0 ports and 2 type c ports as well as giving another usb 3.0 pink header to attach the cases type c put to using an adapter taking type a pin header to a type c header.$1,527.40 -
OzTalksHW - Giveaway PC Build OzTalksHW - Giveaway PC Build
This is the PC assembled by Ozi from OzTalksHW for his PC Build video and giveaway. Find more OzTalksHW content here:... This is the PC assembled by Ozi from OzTalksHW for his PC Build video and giveaway. Find more OzTalksHW content here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Jxh95N32m1JvKG_-fQ6QQ$1,573.95 -
SAMA IM01 SAMA IM01
Small System I helped a friend build Small System I helped a friend build$1,589.97 -
Quick Click McGee Quick Click McGee
This is my first PC build, which was a personal challenge I have wanted to tackle for over a decade. This build also marks... This is my first PC build, which was a personal challenge I have wanted to tackle for over a decade. This build also marks the beginning of my transition out of the Apple computer ecosystem. For the past decade I have been a Macintosh user, but I noticed that the more I used Windows 10 the easier it became to look for new horizons. I built this PC partially for my occupation as a software developer, but also for gaming when I'm off the clock. Needless to say, I spend the majority of my day using it for work and play. Prior to this build I was solely a Nintendo Switch gamer, and now I have the power to play all the triple A games I was missing out on. My proclivity for Nintendo games is still alive and well, as I discovered a new hobby in emulating my favorite games with upscaled graphics on my machine. I am very happy with my PC, the whole process has sparked a new hobby for me in ways I never expected. In the future I plan to get a corsair keyboard to match my mouse, a 144hz 2k ROG monitor, and also upgrade the graphics card as we get closer to Cyberpunk's launch.$1,591.91 -
TheDoomSlayer TheDoomSlayer
This was a gaming rig I built for my nephew. He wanted to be able to play games on Ultra and eventually steam his game... This was a gaming rig I built for my nephew. He wanted to be able to play games on Ultra and eventually steam his game play. The passmark tests were to be within the 98% for the build. This passed with flying colors.$1,592.92 -
The "Bzzzzzzzz" SFF The "Bzzzzzzzz" SFF
For 3D modeling and casual gaming For 3D modeling and casual gaming$1,619.95 -
Missy Missy
Built for gaming. Call of Duty Modern Warfare. Built for gaming. Call of Duty Modern Warfare.$1,629.94 -
Hell Spawn Hell Spawn
This is my first custom build in a very long time. I think I nailed it (for the most part)!* AMD Ryzen 9 3900X OC'ed from... This is my first custom build in a very long time. I think I nailed it (for the most part)! * AMD Ryzen 9 3900X OC'ed from 3.8Ghz to 4.5Ghz (ALL CORES) * Corsair iCue H115i RGB Pro XT AIO Water Cooler * Noctua NT-H1 Thermal Paste * MSI MPG X570 Gaming Edge Wifi ATX AM4 Motherboard * 32 GB G.Skill Trident Z RGB DDR4-3200 OC'ed to 3600Mhz * Western Digital SN750 1TB M.2-2280 NVME SSD (Boot Drive) * Seagate FireCuda 2TB 2.5" 5400RPM Hybrid SSHD (Game Drive #1) * Western Digital Black 4TB 3.5" 7200RPM (Game Drive #2) * Asus Geforce Dual RTX 2060 Super (Dual Fan) * Corsair Crystal Series 680X RGB ATX Mid Tower * EVGA BQ 850 W 80+ Bronze Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply * 5x Deepcool RF120M 120MM RGB Case Fans * Viewsonic VX2758-C-MH 27" 1920X1080 144Mhz Monitor * Corsair K55 RGB Keyboard - Harpoon RGB Wired Gaming Mouse - Corsair VOID Elite Surround Wired 7.1 Surround Headphones * Microsoft Windows 10 Pro * APC BN1100M2 Battery Backup *** Next upgrade will be a better monitor with DisplayPort so I can utilize the Ray Tracing feature of the GPU! ***$1,630.93
