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Kaido Kaido
I use this PC to play games and just relax after a long day of work. Whether that be via gaming or watching tv shows/movies... I use this PC to play games and just relax after a long day of work. Whether that be via gaming or watching tv shows/movies and streams.$685.95 -
Budget Gamer Budget Gamer
The core components were obvious choices. The i5 beats the previous-gen Core i9 part in gaming for cheap, so great value... The core components were obvious choices. The i5 beats the previous-gen Core i9 part in gaming for cheap, so great value there. And the RX 6600 is the absolute best value midrange GPU of this generation, maybe ever, if you get it at the right price: I got this MSI model for $260, which is honestly amazing for this level of performance.$747.94 -
SFF Home Office / General Purpose Build SFF Home Office / General Purpose Build
A small-footprint home office build with the ability to upgrade later A small-footprint home office build with the ability to upgrade later$854.94 -
NR200P SFF All White Build NR200P SFF All White Build
Built this for my daughter for general purpose use. Eventually may add a GPU if she gets into PC gaming. Built this for my daughter for general purpose use. Eventually may add a GPU if she gets into PC gaming.$856.93 -
Once A Decade Arcade Once A Decade Arcade
I had an (probably 10 years) old computer that I built and have been using it daily ever since. At two separate points... I had an (probably 10 years) old computer that I built and have been using it daily ever since. At two separate points throughout it's lifecycle, I made two massive upgrades - 1) going from an HDD boot drive to an SSD, and 2) upgrading the video card from one that was mid-range at the time of installation to a modern mid-range card. The video card upgrade was probably 3-4 years ago. Now that I am permanently remote in my day job, I get to spend an enormous amount of time on sitting at my computer. With new lines of CPUs having just been released, I figured now was as good of time as any to do a full, much-needed rebuild of my daily PC. I work on my computer for the full day, every day, and work on side projects (web development, writing, etc.) in the evenings. I do some gaming, but haven't really had a capable machine to really enjoy it in many years. With that, I am many years behind on PC games, so I don't need to play the latest and greatest. With that, and a budget, in mind, I built the whole system from the ground up, but decided to reuse the existing video card. GPU prices are ever-so-slightly beginning to come down, so I thought I'd wait a bit to buy one while catching up on the past 6-8 years of games I haven't been able to play.$869.93 -
Ugly Gaming (and more) Rig Ugly Gaming (and more) Rig
It's got decent stuff in an ugly case, with no RGB. Used for gaming and processing astrophotography photos. It's got decent stuff in an ugly case, with no RGB. Used for gaming and processing astrophotography photos.$886.92 -
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 -
MY First PC! MY First PC!
A complete beast of a PC that I have spent 1.3k on- The Pros: - Runs fast and has DLSS 2.0 Compatibility - Quiet, barely... A complete beast of a PC that I have spent 1.3k on- The Pros: - Runs fast and has DLSS 2.0 Compatibility - Quiet, barely makes a sound - Has easily swapable parts that help with upgrades and the like. The Cons: - Silicon is Expensive :D - No Heatsink on I/O for MoBo, and only one heatsink for 2nd NVME Slot (No surprise there) - Will have to upgrade in 5 years or so What is it used for? - Content Creation, more specifically 1080p Video Editing and the like - Gaming, and lots of it thanks to the graphics it can pull off - Just messing around and whatever I need it to do. The Core i5 pulls it's weight by the ton, I've never used something this fast before. Advice- I actually got my Monitor from Costco, it's only 199.99 and runs like a dream. Also, be careful with the case screws, if you don't get them right the first time putting in your GPU will be a nightmare. Also, for GPUs, if you intend on getting an EVGA brand one look for their B-stock, it often eliminates anywhere from 30-100 dollars off their cards ;) Overall, happy with my first build and would 10/10 Recommend$1,041.91 -
Mid-range editing/gaming PC Mid-range editing/gaming PC
Built it in 2022 during the chip shortage~ higher price but I needed to build a editing PC with gaming in mind. It's a... Built it in 2022 during the chip shortage~ higher price but I needed to build a editing PC with gaming in mind. It's a mid-range build that can handle 1440p gaming in high-ultra settings and crazy rendering speed whenever I export 4K projects or create proxy files. It may not be ideal for some, may not be top of the line, but, it works well for me. Planning on putting it off the ground when i have more desk space, hence it's above the carpet with a wooden board to add some protection from dust.$1,049.93 -
Average NR200 Build Average NR200 Build
I mainly use this computer for very light gaming, I usually play strategy games like Mindustrry and Bloons with some Team... I mainly use this computer for very light gaming, I usually play strategy games like Mindustrry and Bloons with some Team Fortress 2 in the mix. I also do some extremely light video editing in my free time, so that's what the 32 Gigs of ram is for. I need absolute silencer so that's why it's just raw heatsink mass. Kinda a cablemess, but who's gonna look back there? (totally)$1,124.95 -
Fractal Terra PC Fractal Terra PC
I built this primarily for gaming. It's wonderful and works very well. Replaced my Dell Latitude E7470 that got at most... I built this primarily for gaming. It's wonderful and works very well. Replaced my Dell Latitude E7470 that got at most about 12fps playing GTA Online and Divinity 2. It was not too difficult at all, despite being a small form factor. I do not expect to upgrade it or rebuild for many years to come, except maybe to add custom cabling. (but the stock power cables are working fine)$1,151.89 -
Alder Lake Frankenstein Alder Lake Frankenstein
Slow upgrade of a rig that started in 2018 from used parts. Slow upgrade of a rig that started in 2018 from used parts.$1,151.96 -
Black and Blue Black and Blue
CPU - Intel i7-12700KCooler - Arctic Liquid Freezer II 240mm ARGB, Thermalright CPU FrameMotherboard - Asus Z690-Plus TUF... CPU - Intel i7-12700K Cooler - Arctic Liquid Freezer II 240mm ARGB, Thermalright CPU Frame Motherboard - Asus Z690-Plus TUF Gaming WiFi D4 RAM - Corsair Vengeance RGB 8gb x 4 3600 CL16 GPU - MSI Gaming X Trio RX 6800 XT Storage - Samsung 980 Pro 1tb NVME, WD Blue 2tb SATA PSU - Enermax Revolution DF 850w Case - Lian Li O11 Air Mini Fans - 2x Arctic P12 140mm ARGB, 5x Arctic P12 120mm ARGB$1,187.97 -
Lian Li O11 Mini Lian Li O11 Mini
Mainly for gaming and watching videos Mainly for gaming and watching videos$1,217.94 -
I5 12400 16gb rm 1tb ssd rx 6600 gaming... I5 12400 16gb rm 1tb ssd rx 6600 gaming build
budget gaming build budget gaming build$1,248.87 -
dee's PC dee's PC
I build this pc to mostly play games but want to get into some 3d printing as soon as i can get a good one I build this pc to mostly play games but want to get into some 3d printing as soon as i can get a good one$1,345.92 -
Build of an SFF Enjoyer Build of an SFF Enjoyer
This build is the result of many, many case swaps and hardware changes due to my interests varying over time. I started off... This build is the result of many, many case swaps and hardware changes due to my interests varying over time. I started off with the NR200P as my first SFF build, and I wanted to go smaller. I then swapped to the NZXT H1 due to its great price with how much you're getting. While I liked the size of the H1, I felt the need to switch back to the NR200P due to cooling being a limiting factor. After that, I managed to get a Meshlicious for free, and I swapped to it for a good while. I then swapped to a mid-tower build momentarily due to me getting some awesome deals for hardware, but in the end, I much prefer smaller builds. What prompted the switch from ATX is me getting an NCase M1 V6.1 for under $150. While the M1 is the smallest case I've owned up to this point, I wanted smaller. It was then that I managed to buy a black Dan A4 H20 with the Gen4 riser for just $80. That is what I'm settling with for some time. This is very much a gaming rig, but I also want it to be quiet to the point where I can hardly hear it. The new EK Nucleus 240mm AIO serves just that. It's a great cooler, but I do occasionally hear the pump for whatever reason. The fans are also relatively quiet, so I'm satisfied with noise. I've moved through several GPUs already, hoping that I'd settle with one. At the end, I'm using the Midnight Black Reference RX 6800XT. I definitely plan on upgrading to the 13600K so I can fully utilize the ram's speed. As for the games I play, it simply depends on what I feel like playing. Sometimes, I'll play FPS games, and other times I'll be playing more hard to run but "casual" games such as Doom Eternal, God of War, and the Spider-Man games.$1,377.00 -
Dark Forest Dark Forest
It's my first build ever after years of making mock PC lists on the MicroCenter custom PC builder. It's for everything from... It's my first build ever after years of making mock PC lists on the MicroCenter custom PC builder. It's for everything from gaming to audio production with some CAD on the side. It was a little bit of a struggle to build in it being my first build was in an ITX case, but overall I love how it turned out and am excited to complete my entire setup!$1,398.86 -
My Meshilicious My Meshilicious
The best case I've ever built in The best case I've ever built in$1,439.93 -
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Packed Revolt 3 Packed Revolt 3
I chose this case because of the very limited space I had to put a pc on the desk of my new room. Laying vertically it fits... I chose this case because of the very limited space I had to put a pc on the desk of my new room. Laying vertically it fits perfect and easily leaves enough room for a two monitor setup!$1,458.91 -
WorkFromHome WorkFromHome
Work from home build for programming Work from home build for programming$1,459.94 -
School work and Gaming School work and Gaming
I built this computer so I could do school work and some gaming. I had no issues so far since i got it last black Friday. If... I built this computer so I could do school work and some gaming. I had no issues so far since i got it last black Friday. If you have and questions about it please let me know!$1,546.92 -
Quiet desktop Quiet desktop
General purpose PC with some gaming capabilities. Computer is in the bedroom so I try to keep the noise down. General purpose PC with some gaming capabilities. Computer is in the bedroom so I try to keep the noise down.$1,559.92