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White RGB'd NR200P White RGB'd NR200P
The RGB is a pink tint and the pc itself is a mixture of mostly white and some black The RGB is a pink tint and the pc itself is a mixture of mostly white and some black$1,079.94 -
Data Processing System Data Processing System
Building a system with a capable processor and enough RAM to process large data sets Building a system with a capable processor and enough RAM to process large data sets$1,146.91 -
Horizon Horizon
For gaming, coding, virtual machines and potential content creation For gaming, coding, virtual machines and potential content creation$1,261.98 -
waiting on gpu waiting on gpu
I decided to wait for the new graphics cards to be released at the end of this year. Consequently, I decided to build with... I decided to wait for the new graphics cards to be released at the end of this year. Consequently, I decided to build with an AMD Ryzen 7 5700G with graphics. The graphics performance isn't amazing but it is serviceable enough for the main game I play (destiny 2).$1,274.93 -
White Fury White Fury
I built this pc mainly for schoolwork and gaming. Some games I love playing are fast-paced FPS games like Overwatch, Apex... I built this pc mainly for schoolwork and gaming. Some games I love playing are fast-paced FPS games like Overwatch, Apex Legends, and Valorant. It feels so good to finally be able to play at a high refresh rate after playing at 60 Hz for so long! Some future upgrades I would love to make are to add a couple more fans to improve the airflow and get 1tb or 2tb nvme ssd as a game drive.$1,519.92 -
USA USA
Use it to COD, GTA5, Minecraft and overwatch recently upgraded the ram Use it to COD, GTA5, Minecraft and overwatch recently upgraded the ram$1,644.92 -
New Build 2 New Build 2
Second build with some newer parts for a sibling. Second build with some newer parts for a sibling.$1,729.71 -
New Home Machine New Home Machine
This is a new home machine to replace my venerable but arthritic 3rd Gen i7. The old machine was a Shuttle SZ77r5 with 32 GB... This is a new home machine to replace my venerable but arthritic 3rd Gen i7. The old machine was a Shuttle SZ77r5 with 32 GB of RAM and an i7-3770k with an EVGA NVidia 1650 (the only part that has survived into the new build). The new machine is quite an upgrade, with an i7-14700 and 64 GB of RAM, Two WD black 850x SSDs running NVMe (2TB and 4TB), all housed in a Phanteks Evo Shift XT case, cooled with a Cooler Master 240 Atmos ARGB AIO. The new Case is an even tighter fit than the old Shuttle case, though longer and taller. The case has a nice solid feel though it's not great for travel. I'm happy that it comes with a front USBC and USB3.1 port. Unfortunately the integrated color selector and mode switches running off the integrated infinity panel, don't talk to the ASRock RGB controller and are just overridden by it, so no front panel button control for lighting unless I dump the MB integration. Securing the Micro-ITX board required tweezers and patience to line up everything, particularly on the bottom, and some of the CPU and Fan headers end up right at the bottom of the case since the MB ends up almost upside down, making it a challenge to connect them after mounting the board. I'm fairly happy with the cable routing otherwise, though I do wish the bottom of the Phanteks chassis (it sits inside the Aluminum outer case) did come apart for easier access, but it is unfortunately riveted to the chassis elements instead of screwed in. It would also be a nice place to mount a fan at the bottom of the case, and it would provide welcome access to the 'top' of the MB for all the FAN headers and mounting screws. But I'm satisfied overall. I do plan to upgrade the graphics card (Christmas maybe), but this is much more of a general purpose DEV/IT Admin/Home PC and I don't game much so it's not that pressing to me. Right now I use it to support a number of Virtualbox VMs and for personal development work.$1,732.94 -
Barbie Sleeper PC Barbie Sleeper PC
This build was a collaboration with Micro Center for a sponsored video. Inside this Barbie PC is a Ryzen 9 paired with a... This build was a collaboration with Micro Center for a sponsored video. Inside this Barbie PC is a Ryzen 9 paired with a 3060 graphics card, and 64GB of RAM. It also has two 2TB Samsung 980 PRO m.2 SSDs in RAID0 and 2x 14tb shucked WD RED hard drives. The 3.5" floppy drive is fully functional, and the CD drive was replaced with a painted blu-ray drive. It features a complete matching set of accessories, including speakers, mouse, keyboard, 2 monitors, 2 cameras, and a printer. A custom controller was commissioned by Spicy Frog Customs. Additional CRT monitors were paired up with this monitor to create 3x2 and 3x3 video walls. The PC was cooled by an Asetek 92mm AIO radiator, and a very loud 60 watt fan.$1,834.95 -
Hot Wheels Sleeper PC Hot Wheels Sleeper PC
I created this build in partnership with Micro Center for a sponsored YouTube video. Its packed with as much hardware as I... I created this build in partnership with Micro Center for a sponsored YouTube video. Its packed with as much hardware as I could possibly fit within it, along with a stupidly loud fan to keep it from melting. While obviously intended as a bit of a meme build, it runs games extremely well, especially with the Ultra Wide Triple CRT setup. I also made a few other accessories for it like a subwoofer, and various aftermarket car mods like spinning rims. The blu-ray drive works, as well as the floppy drive. It features 2x 2TB samsung 980 PRO M.2 drives in RAID0, as well as 2 14tb shucked WD hard drives. The cooler is an asetek 92mm radiator, while the 60 watt fan, powered by PCIE power cable, serves as both the CPU and case fan.$1,834.95 -
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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 -
Raw s1 deshrouded Raw s1 deshrouded
completely gorgeous RAW S1 build in black, no shroud completely gorgeous RAW S1 build in black, no shroud$1,924.95 -
in4k(soon) in4k(soon)
For bioinformatics and gaming, currently using old 1070 and mATX case, hoping to move to ITX case and new video card soon. For bioinformatics and gaming, currently using old 1070 and mATX case, hoping to move to ITX case and new video card soon.$2,099.95 -
C24 Mini ITX C24 Mini ITX
Portable small form factor PC with 5950x CPU. I have beening using Lenovo gaming laptop (10700H) laptop for more than two... Portable small form factor PC with 5950x CPU. I have beening using Lenovo gaming laptop (10700H) laptop for more than two years. The main applications for this laptop is machine learning and signaling processing. Wasn't happy with its performance now, espically when deal with large amount of data. Boosting up the CPU horse power while maintin the portability are the two main objects for this build.$2,103.97 -
Small Form Factor with 13700K Small Form Factor with 13700K
Build Purpose: I day trade using Thinkorswim, bookmap, and tradingview on two 1440p widescreen monitors. I also run a... Build Purpose: I day trade using Thinkorswim, bookmap, and tradingview on two 1440p widescreen monitors. I also run a smaller monitor with OBS set to record the two larger ones. Thinkorswim is mostly a single core application so I wanted a processor with great single core performance. Bookmap is extremely RAM hungry so I went with 64gb to give me some headroom with everything else I'm running. I saved some money on the GPU front; bookmap does benefit from GPU acceleration but I just really needed the GPU to run 3 monitors. I've been wanting to put some of my profits to use. Building thoughts: I had to RMA my first Asrock Z790, the I/O shield was bent and a part that was screwed in had broken off the board. The 2nd one was perfect. Also, I was worried about clearing the AIO tubing around the Dominators because they're so tall, but I saw another post with the tubes routing over the RAM heatsinks and they ended up fitting well. Finally, I went with an 850W PSU just in case I want to upgrade my GPU eventually. Overall, I'm very happy with my build!$2,184.92 -
A need for something different A need for something different
Got tired of opening up my Q58 all the time to let my gpu and cpu breath, and really wanted something different. Got lucky... Got tired of opening up my Q58 all the time to let my gpu and cpu breath, and really wanted something different. Got lucky and someone local was selling a XTIA Proto-L. Ordered some extra parts for the XTIA and went to work on 3D printing some pieces and sleeving some custom cables for the build. Made a orange set, then a purple set, and it just didn't sit well with my brand new strix 3090. So I decided to try something different and went with gunmetal paracord 425 vs the typical 550 to get some tighter sleeving. As for 3D mods, I knew I needed to add a front/side I/O since I didn't want to tilt the pc everytime I needed to plug something in, so I grabbed a cheap USB C hub from amazon and went to work tinkercading a cover/support for the side. I probably printed 5-6 different variation to finally settle with this one. I also did simple mod of creating a cover for the ugly red riser.$2,219.96 -
Mini ITX powerhouse Mini ITX powerhouse
sub 13l with 12 cores and 4k 120hz potential sub 13l with 12 cores and 4k 120hz potential$2,239.99 -
Squishy's Build Squishy's Build
Gaming - Destiny, Fighting games, variety of games; Video Editing for fun Gaming - Destiny, Fighting games, variety of games; Video Editing for fun$2,349.93 -
Corsair 2000D Corsair 2000D
Helped a freind with their 2000D build, took a bit of work to get the 360 mm AIO installed and get the cable managmenet... Helped a freind with their 2000D build, took a bit of work to get the 360 mm AIO installed and get the cable managmenet right but after that the system booted up just fine.$2,379.95 -
Tiny Giant Tiny Giant
Good things come in small packages. Tiny build! Good things come in small packages. Tiny build!$2,434.93 -
sffpc sffpc
Downsizing from mid tower atx to SFF, first time doing such a build. Downsizing from mid tower atx to SFF, first time doing such a build.$2,459.94 -
Angel Angel
This is my new build. Replaced my 3070 build with this and my main goal was to finally break into the 4k gaming scene. Also,... This is my new build. Replaced my 3070 build with this and my main goal was to finally break into the 4k gaming scene. Also, I'm at the point in my life where I'm done with "RBG" and "GAMING" looking computers, so my secondary goal was to make a PC that blends in to its surroundings, rather than stick out. The terra seemed like a great build environment to accomplish these two things.$2,518.93 -
Video Toaster Video Toaster
Moving from a maximalist Threadripper + dual GPU setup down to a tiny SFF box that has more power than the original system,... Moving from a maximalist Threadripper + dual GPU setup down to a tiny SFF box that has more power than the original system, the Video Toaster got its name from the original case that oddly resembled the toaster in my kitchen in size, color, shape, and of course heat output. The name is also a throwback to a much loved Amiga accessory of old, and in true form I use the rig for some video editing work!$2,914.91