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Budget Killer Budget Killer
I made this build as a starter build but also to get the most performance for my dollar, I mostly game and do some videos... I made this build as a starter build but also to get the most performance for my dollar, I mostly game and do some videos things on it.$594.94 -
First ever build First ever build
This is my first ever gaming PC. It was built by myself. I play many games on it including stealth and zombie games. This is my first ever gaming PC. It was built by myself. I play many games on it including stealth and zombie games.$610.91 -
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Intel GPU Experiment Intel GPU Experiment
I built this system with the goal of assembling a very budget-conscious machine that could still provide adequate... I built this system with the goal of assembling a very budget-conscious machine that could still provide adequate performance for gaming at light to medium settings. It will be used mainly at 1080p and sometimes I might hook it up to a 1440p monitor to see how it manages. Microcenter was definitely a solid option for me to get the cpu, motherboard (combo discount) and gpu all at prices a little below what they go for on the major online retailers. One thing I might have done wrong was intially trying out an open-box graphics card. I had problems with that one displaying video even on initial motherboard post. So looking back on the process, I should have saved time and just bought the new graphics card I ended up exchanging for.$731.96 -
Modest holiday gift Modest holiday gift
Recently I had my older brother mention to me that he was interested in building a budget-friendly pc for him sometime soon... Recently I had my older brother mention to me that he was interested in building a budget-friendly pc for him sometime soon that would be close to a PS5 in performance. Well, little does he know that the build is now done! And wiring up this desciption is my way of venting some enthusiam about the build wihout actually giving it to him as a gift this Christmas. He specifdically wants to play the first God of War game on pc because he knows it runs a lot better on pc than on console. I went with an Intel i5 12400 cpu because it's was the best performance-to-price product in my price range. But I did have to buy a seperate air cooler. I didn't want to trust that wimpy Intel air cooler than comes in the retail 12400 package. (It looks basically like the same aluminum cooler they've used for years but now have painted it black.)$751.91 -
$800 Gaming PC | Tech by Matt $800 Gaming PC | Tech by Matt
This is an $800 Gaming PC featuring an Intel i5 10400 and an AMD RX 5600 XT. Video featuring this build: ... This is an $800 Gaming PC featuring an Intel i5 10400 and an AMD RX 5600 XT. Video featuring this build: https://youtu.be/GxRGmYsy09g$777.94 -
Tumbleweed Tumbleweed
General Purpose computer, some light gaming, lots of open source development after work General Purpose computer, some light gaming, lots of open source development after work$784.96 -
Big Black Computer Big Black Computer
This is my Big Black Computer. It's beauty shines from the little bit of lighting from the Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition.... This is my Big Black Computer. It's beauty shines from the little bit of lighting from the Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition. This pc is being housed in who knows what it is a Antec case from the dinosaur age because I am too poor to buy an actually good case. I have 2X16GB aka 32GB of 2666mhz CL19. I know it is pretty slow speeds and probably kills the performance of my CPU but I am on a really tight budget. Then Paired with the Intel Arc is the one and only Ryzen 5 5600 with a Thermalright Assassin X 120 R SE cooler. The reason why I went for the Ryzen 5600 is because I edit a lot of videos and need multicore performance for DaVinci resolve. I also game "a lot" (I literally only play Forza, Garry's Mod, and Minecraft) I also used a random old 1000w EVGA power supply which I hope but probably could blow up any moment know due to the amount of screws and dust inside the PSU. Personally this pc does what I need.$789.95 -
Tech by Matt | $850 Gaming PC (Late... Tech by Matt | $850 Gaming PC (Late 2020)
Welcome to my latest build with a budget of $850. SEE THE VIDEO ABOUT IT HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBG_JkVfNnA Welcome to my latest build with a budget of $850. SEE THE VIDEO ABOUT IT HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBG_JkVfNnA$809.95 -
My gaming PC My gaming PC
I built this to play Overwatch and Valorant, and I develop games and produce music on the side so it's great for those... I built this to play Overwatch and Valorant, and I develop games and produce music on the side so it's great for those purposes as well.$868.89 -
Prototype Project: Rainbow Stealth Prototype Project: Rainbow Stealth
I wanted the build to under the radar but still come in the a bang. This was suppose to start out as a starter gaming rig... I wanted the build to under the radar but still come in the a bang. This was suppose to start out as a starter gaming rig for play Subnatica: Below Zero at 1080p in mind and i would upgrade as time passes. It started out with a RX 580 for the graphics then later upgrade to RX 5600 XT. This rig is ready to play Cyberpunk 2077 and GodFall without any trouble when they come out and be able to stream with out taking too much of a performance hit. What I hope to change later is to add some more Corsair RGB fans, RAM, and strips. You can't go wrong with more RGB add some cable mods because the 24-pin cable is to close to the front fans and won't bend into the back of the case anymore than it has. Some needed upgrade is bigger storage. I want to have a large ssd storage for large open world game to reduce loading time. That and the hard drive I'm using is almost filled.$893.94 -
FirstBuildCustomDesk FirstBuildCustomDesk
This was our first build. We went for a high mid-range system. As easy and simple as possible. space to add more storage and... This was our first build. We went for a high mid-range system. As easy and simple as possible. space to add more storage and ram. Though cable management is clean, it is a bit tight.$916.90 -
Fast and Intelligent Fast and Intelligent
My current gaming rig. I wanted to maximize price to performance. While not cheap, I was able to build this and keep it... My current gaming rig. I wanted to maximize price to performance. While not cheap, I was able to build this and keep it under 1k. Aesthetically it's got a lot of white and blue and even has a special sonic the hedgehog motherboard (one of my favorite series). featuring an intel 13500, intel arc a750, 32gb of ddr6 CL28 5600 ram and over 4gb of storage its perfect for now with plenty of room to upgrade. Also it's a full intel build something I wanted to try with the release of the new Arc gpus. Eventually plan to upgrade my gpu whenever Nvidia releases a better deal or intel releases a new series.$961.95 -
Phil’s gaming pc #Bitwit Phil’s gaming pc #Bitwit
I built this gaming pc because I had never had a good gaming system before. I used cheap Dell laptops to game. The games I... I built this gaming pc because I had never had a good gaming system before. I used cheap Dell laptops to game. The games I play are Valorant, League of Legends, CS:GO, and Overwatch$996.91 -
AMD New XT Gaming Build AMD New XT Gaming Build
I wanted to try the new 3600xt CPU and 550 Board. i grabbed it all the 1st day it all came out and it went very well I wanted to try the new 3600xt CPU and 550 Board. i grabbed it all the 1st day it all came out and it went very well$1,005.92 -
Frost Frost
I wanted to go for a black/white build for my first PC. I wanted to go for a black/white build for my first PC.$1,019.90 -
Conference Room Comp Conference Room Comp
A no-nonsense build for presenters to use. A no-nonsense build for presenters to use.$1,029.93 -
second build second build
gaming rig. play mostly ftp games gaming rig. play mostly ftp games$1,032.92 -
Iron Man Iron Man
I built this for a mid range gaming rig that looked great aesthetically I built this for a mid range gaming rig that looked great aesthetically$1,040.89 -
Aesthetic Silver Aesthetic Silver
I built this pc because I really like putting together computers. With everything that's going on in the world right now and... I built this pc because I really like putting together computers. With everything that's going on in the world right now and staying at home I have time to do what I love. This gaming pc is built on an old Lian Li PC-70 chassis with 9 noctua fans. Playing mostly space shooter games like Destiny 2, mass effect, Star Wars BF II, and Titanfall 2.$1,048.92 -
Xavo Xavo
Gaming. Call of duty modern warfare, Dirt Rally 2.0 ,first build ever not knowledge of how but I did it. I added water... Gaming. Call of duty modern warfare, Dirt Rally 2.0 ,first build ever not knowledge of how but I did it. I added water cooling the kraken M22$1,123.92 -
Smootie PC Smootie PC
So uh this is my PC. I use it to play Fortnite and its fun to benchmark it and make the numbers go up.11900K with 2x16... So uh this is my PC. I use it to play Fortnite and its fun to benchmark it and make the numbers go up. 11900K with 2x16 16Gbit Micron Rev B (it zooms) Arc A750 (#1 score in the US on Timespy, go figure) I've been working on this pc for a good long time, and it's finally at a point that I'm happy with it at 1440p gaming. The A750 performs well enough in Fortnite (consistent frames, lows well above 90 so it looks nice) and I actually downgraded from a 3070Ti because the A750 performs as well as I need No plans for future upgrades, not in the near future at least.$1,166.95 -
Intel ARC build Intel ARC build
Used for general desktop tasks and gaming. Used for general desktop tasks and gaming.$1,184.92 -
SFF PC SFF PC
I primarily play Destiny 2, CS:GO, Apex Legends, and The Division 2. Prices shown for items I can't find on Micro Center's... I primarily play Destiny 2, CS:GO, Apex Legends, and The Division 2. Prices shown for items I can't find on Micro Center's website are what I paid back in 2018 when I originally built this system. This build is a couple years in the making for me. I started out finally deciding to get back into PC gaming after nearly 6 years off. During college I bought and gamed on an old Gateway FX gaming laptop, purchased new in 2008. I used that up until it eventually died (GPU gave out) in 2014. Between 2014 and March 2019, I made due with an old PS3 and borrowing my girlfriends laptop when I needed a PC at home. So, tax season 2019 rolled around and I had a modest return that I decided to put towards PC components. This build hasn't changed for the most part since its inception with the exception of the case, GPU, and PSU. My original build was in a Thermaltake Core V1 with an Asus ROG Strix RX 570 and EVGA B3 550W PSU. SFF PCs had intrigued me for a while (hence the original "small" 22L case), but when 2020 came around I knew it was time to upgrade the case and go even smaller - enter the Sliger SM550. Case This case is extremely well made and the attention to detail made building inside of the small enclosure a pleasure. Cable management was definitely helped by changing to the EVGA GM 550W PSU, which comes with shorter than standard cables. I did quite a bit of digging around on the internet prior to building in this case, so that helped immensely when it came time to execute. Everything has a specific place and orientation to fit in, so as long as you follow the correct sequence of part assembly, it really isn't any more difficult than a larger case. The current setup I have is vented side panels on both sides and the case fans configured to exhaust. CPU This was, and still is, a great value CPU for a variety of tasks. Aside from gaming, I generally use my PC for work or internet browsing. This CPU provides more than enough power for these tasks, and overclocks quite nicely. Cooler I used the original cooler (Wraith Stealth) for quite some time, including in my initial build in the SM550. While it could mostly keep up with my 4.0GHz overclock, I ultimately decided to upgrade to the Noctua NH-L9a. The Noctua cooler is much better at handling the 2600 than the stock Wraith Stealth cooler. With a mild undervolt (1.250VRM,1.200SOC) the peak temps never go above 76C. RAM Unfortunately, this RAM has not aged well. Not to say it doesn't still work the same as on day one - but the price I paid back in March 2019 was significantly higher than current prices. I may upgrade this in the future to a faster kit. MOBO The ASUS B450-i Gaming is a great motherboard. All of the connectivity and features I needed and wanted, plus WiFi for when the new smaller size PC travels with me. Storage This build started out with just the 250GB M.2 drive. This filled up much faster with 2019 games than my old drives did back when I was gaming in 2010. I had a temporary fix by harvesting the hard drive from my old laptop, but I ultimately replaced that HDD with a 512GB SanDisk SSD I picked up on sale at Micro Center. No complaints here. GPU Yes, the RX570 is an old card. It works fantastically for the gaming I want to do (1080p60) for my couch gaming setup. I am looking into a moderate upgrade to the 1660ti or similar in the next few months to try to get into 1440p or reduced settings 4k gaming. Since originally finishing this build, I've upgraded to a Sapphire RX 5600 XT. This upgraded turned out to be much less straightforward than I anticipated - everything said this GPU should fit in the SM550, but ultimately there was contact between the side panel mount and the shroud on the GPU. I'm disappointed I didn't notice before I scuffed the shroud a bit, but it is hidden when the PC is assembled. Once I got the GPU in place and attempted to put the side panel back on, I found that the pins for the side panels protruded beyond the mount by about 1/8". This required a quick update to the shroud to add some clearance in the form of a well placed 13/64" hole. Once that was complete, the GPU installed without issue! After running several performance tests, I found that I was receiving very low performance from my GPU, as well as my SSDs. Ultimately, I had to completely wipe and reinstall windows to achieve proper performance. I have paired this system up with an Anne Pro 2 in black, a Corsair Dark Core RGB mouse, Corsair HS70SE wireless headphones, and an AOC CU34G2X 1440p Ultrawide monitor. CPU temp at idle: 41.0C CPU temp under load: 76.0C CPU OC to 4.0GHz GPU temp at idle: 40.0C GPU temp under load: 68.0C$1,194.60
