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  Micro-ATX motherboard in Mini-ITX SFF... Micro-ATX motherboard in Mini-ITX SFF case capable of some mild gaming with Ryzen 5000g series CPUs.

  I had an old Mini-ITX case which I turned into a desktop computer with potentially some gaming capability. To accommodate... I had an old Mini-ITX case which I turned into a desktop computer with potentially some gaming capability. To accommodate newer Ryzen 5000 series CPUs I selected a small Micro-ATX motherboard ($38 shipped off eBay) ASRock B450 B450M R4.0 and fit it in a tiny case. Currently it is powered by AMD Ryzen 3 2200g CPU. I paired it with 16GB DDR4-3200 memory, Intel 240GB SSD drive and 2TB WD hard drive. The plan is to add a M2 ssd drive and a MicroCenter's Ryzen 5600g or 5700g CPU. Maybe later add even a discrete graphics card. At the moment the build will be used for general purpose computing with some occasional gaming (per my son's request).

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  bidzina

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  Chrome Dome #bitwit Chrome Dome #bitwit

  3 years and 4 iterations later (as seen in the last few photos). I don't plan on changing anything for a while after this. I... 3 years and 4 iterations later (as seen in the last few photos). I don't plan on changing anything for a while after this. I chose this case because I liked the unique layout and I knew the watercooling obsession would eventually lead to hardline tubing. So I wanted a cheap case that would force me to be creative with the design and whip out the Dremel for a custom fit. It did not disappoint. I also purchased some cut glass from the hardware store, painted the edge, and mount it using magenetic strips to use as my side panel. The decision to finally go hardline was a used Gigabyte Aorus Z390 Master for $180 and EK's FLT reservoir/pump combo. Everything was bought used or very discounted, except for CPU, fans, and anything regarding watercooling. It was a fun challenge that I am glad is over and thankfully, stayed dry. 3D modeling prior was critical and thanks to every gamer/enthusiast for inspiration! Hope you guys like it and feel free to ask any questions! Primarily used for gaming, general purpose, engineering, and 3D modeling. Specs: Case: Thermaltake Core G3 CPU: Intel i5 9900k 5.1Ghz @ 1.3v delidded w/ liquid metal & copper IHS GPU: MSI RTX 2080 Ventus OC 2.010Ghz @ 1.0V MOBO: Gigabyte Aorus Z390 Master RAM: Team Group Vulcan 4x8gb 3000Mhz PSU: Corsair SF750 Platinum w/ Noctua NF-A9x14 fan swap OS: Samsung 960 Evo 250gb M.2 NVME Games: Silicon Powered 1TB M.2 NVME External: Seagate Backup Plus Hub 8TB Monitor: Pixo PX275h 1440p @ 95hz Cooling: CPU: EK-FB Gigabyte Z270/Z370 Monoblock GPU: EK-FC 2080 Classic Waterblock Rads: EK-CoolStream SE 360 & XSPC TX240 Pump/Res: EK-Quantum FLT 240 DDC PWM Water Temp: Phobya Inline Temp Sensor Intake Fans: 5x Arctic P12 PWM PST w/ Phanteks Lux Halo RGB Exhaust Fans: Noctua NF-A12x15 & 2x Arctic P8 PWM PST EK Fittings w/ 14mm Bitspower Chrome Tubing Temps: Low fan curve for silence. Prime95 & Heaven 4.0 for 60min: CPU 72C | GPU 51C | Water 50C Red Dead Redemption for 60 min: CPU 61C | GPU 48C | Water 43C

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  Stoph C

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  Every Corner Cut Every Corner Cut

  Basically, I made almost my entire system except for CPU, GPU's and their GPU blocks, 13 cheapo fans, 2 molex connectors and... Basically, I made almost my entire system except for CPU, GPU's and their GPU blocks, 13 cheapo fans, 2 molex connectors and a few fittings out of second hand / repaired items. The sound system was also repaired, and cost me a fraction of MSRP and I used my car audio hobby to my advantage. Focal Shape 65 were $320 total after repairs and the subwoofer was $40 and cost almost nothing for me to repair. Frequency response is 24Hz-35,000 Hz This build is all about one thing: Price to performance ratio. My 3090 actually costs more than the rest of parts in the pc and my entire living room combined. Took a long time to save up for the new GPU but because of the pandemic, I decided to max out this platform by getting that last part I needed, and now in order to upgrade, I need a whole new platform :D

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  CoreyL

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  i5-2500k i5-2500k

  Primarily gaming. Held up surprisingly well over the years, only started to show its age just before COVID hit, then prices... Primarily gaming. Held up surprisingly well over the years, only started to show its age just before COVID hit, then prices went berserk so I've managed to coax a couple more years out of it to let all the dust settle. Will probably replace it next year with something like the 7800x3D or maybe Meteor Lake.

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  Christopher M

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  My First Baby My First Baby

  I kept going back in forth between the Xbox S or the PS5. I decided to screw it and build my first PC instead. I got... I kept going back in forth between the Xbox S or the PS5. I decided to screw it and build my first PC instead. I got EXTREMELY lucky and landed a Founder's Edition 3060Ti on release day. After I knew what GPU I was going with, I decided to go AMD and got a 3600 CPU. I also decided to make my PC light up using as much RGB as I can. Currently has AIO with 3 RGB fans, as well as an additional 3 RGB fans. I also got a 24pin RGB Extension and 8 pin RGB extension that have not been added to the build yet.

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  Nicolas A

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  i7-13th gen, RTX 4090, 32gb ram, hyte... i7-13th gen, RTX 4090, 32gb ram, hyte y60 case with lian li cooling fans and strimmer lights

  I built my old pc a long time ago, 2016 or 2017. It was a i7-th gen MSI dual fan 1060ti, which was later upgraded to 2070... I built my old pc a long time ago, 2016 or 2017. It was a i7-th gen MSI dual fan 1060ti, which was later upgraded to 2070 super. It was a prebuilt custom pc from cyberpower and over The years i've had so many issues with the p c sometimes. The case was terrible it caused a lot of overheating and my p c would crash often when I ran even medium load work like turning on rocket league. I figured it was time to build a new p c and this time I wanted to make sure I future proof it without worrying about cost. Because the last p c I bought I built a little conservative because I was still in college and so I didn't want to spend too much money. It was actually a long Time dream of mine to build a new PC. But this time get a case that actually looks cool and I've looked at a lot of open concept cases as well as a panoramic glass cases. I want exposure to the internal components. And also wanted some internal rgb in my build, not too much rgb. I play a lot of AAA games, also FPS shooters, etc. Some of the games i play are valorant, rocket league, cod, halo, overwatch 2, battlefield, csgo, etc. Also a lot of single player games like tomb raider, horizon, last of us, etc. Every game I played told now I have played using logo settings just so my p c would not crash. I wanted a build where i would have to worry about that and be able to play on hight/max settings so i can appreciate the details and art of the games. I've thought about getting into streaming and no right now. I'm thinking about getting into dollarant streaming and/ content creation. I am a huge fan of Keeoh and his videos. Even if I don't get a lot of viewers? I still wouldn't like to be able to stream just doing for the fun. I got all of the streamer components no, just built a very high end p c capable of high quality gameplay End multitask for streaming, Also got some nice streaming cameras a hyperex quadcast s mic. Not sure when I'm actually going to start streaming but hopefully. It's sometimes in your future once I settle in to my new apartment. At the moment instead of streaming I have a youtube channel where I post clips of really funny or good gameplay for f p s games. I'm going to continue doing that till I am able to stream

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  Rahul B

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  Old School nVidia 3D Vision / 3D... Old School nVidia 3D Vision / 3D Surround - "2 computers in One" small case

  This is my Old School nVidia native 3D Vision / 3D Surround computer. I still love playing fps in stereoscopic 3D, on this... This is my Old School nVidia native 3D Vision / 3D Surround computer. I still love playing fps in stereoscopic 3D, on this computer, that i believe I built 10+ years ago. It has an i7 960 Intel CPU, 8GB Ram, and dual 16x SINGLE slot pci-ex slots (not 8x / 8x). I boot to 32 bit Win XP with the GS7600 nVidia videocard on a 21" Viewsonic 120hz CRT monitor and H3D wired shutter glasses. I also dual boot into 64bit Win7 Pro with the GTX690 nVidia videocard on 3 Acer X1261P 3D projectors for a total screen size thats 15 feet long (resolution is 3072 x 768). I replace the proprietary 500watt power supply with a Thermaltake one and the "Ice cooler", which is also Shuttles proprietary cpu cooler with a Zalman. I play (in glorious 3D) the original Dead Space 1,2, & 3, Tomb Raiders, Max Payne, Painkiller type games.

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  mikeintorrance1

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  Borg Cube Borg Cube

  My case mod takes us to the world of ST:TNG and the Enterprise's most fearsome enemy introduced in the second season of the... My case mod takes us to the world of ST:TNG and the Enterprise's most fearsome enemy introduced in the second season of the series. The case I modded is the Cooler Master Elite 110. The inside components comprise a basic gaming rig, with a nod to the era that ST:TNG was new on the air by using the 20th anniversary Intel Pentium processor. My case mod even includes a "frickin' laser beam" in eerie Borg green of course.

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  Brian M

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  4790K/GTX 970/16GB DDR3 - 2014 4790K/GTX 970/16GB DDR3 - 2014

  An oldie but a goodie. Built in 2014, this PC has lived for 10 years doing tasks such as gaming, media center, and general... An oldie but a goodie. Built in 2014, this PC has lived for 10 years doing tasks such as gaming, media center, and general purpose. I sometimes still can't believe I made it last 10 years. Most people would've upgraded by year 3, but I never really found a reason to do a full rebuild. It's now 2024 and it is showing its age especially after purchasing an ultrawide monitor. Retirement might be on the horizon, but I truly think this still has some life. It probably won't be gaming or intense work, but it'll be an awesome web browsing/video streaming PC.

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  kle70

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  30 year old HP vectra 486/33N gaming... 30 year old HP vectra 486/33N gaming build

  Bought in 1993 and subsequently added parts inside it this ancient “gaming rig” is still up and running… with dos games Bought in 1993 and subsequently added parts inside it this ancient “gaming rig” is still up and running… with dos games

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  winstonwu91

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  SATA Modified Prebuilt SATA Modified Prebuilt

  This system originally contained an i7 6700 with 8gb of memory, a 1tb hard disk drive, and a 128gb ssd. The first upgrade... This system originally contained an i7 6700 with 8gb of memory, a 1tb hard disk drive, and a 128gb ssd. The first upgrade was the graphics card, then I added another SSD along with a SATA PCI-Express add-on card. I had to get the add-on card because there wasn't enough ports on the motherboard.

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  Everett O

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  Modified Prebuilt Modified Prebuilt

  This system contains an i7 6700 with 8gb of memory, a 1tb hard disk drive, and a 128gb ssd. It originally came as a HP envy... This system contains an i7 6700 with 8gb of memory, a 1tb hard disk drive, and a 128gb ssd. It originally came as a HP envy 750 prebuilt, but I upgraded the graphics card to a EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 black edition.

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  Everett O

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  Free Forever Free Forever

  A build i tossed together using parts from friends and family that I did not have to pay for A build i tossed together using parts from friends and family that I did not have to pay for

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  Jacob S

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  SATA Modified Prebuilt II SATA Modified Prebuilt II

  This system originally contained an i7 6700 with 8gb of memory, a 1tb hard disk drive, and a 128gb ssd. The first upgrade... This system originally contained an i7 6700 with 8gb of memory, a 1tb hard disk drive, and a 128gb ssd. The first upgrade was the graphics card, then I added another SSD and a HDD along with a SATA PCI-Express add-on card. I had to get the add-on card because there wasn't enough ports on the motherboard.

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  Everett O

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  1440p Gaming PC 1440p Gaming PC

  I built this PC for the most part for gaming. I play a lot of FPS games like VALORANT, Fortnite, COD, but also a variety of... I built this PC for the most part for gaming. I play a lot of FPS games like VALORANT, Fortnite, COD, but also a variety of RPG games.

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  Moustafa H

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  Audio and Gaming Setup Audio and Gaming Setup

  I’ve been building SFF for almost 8 years now. My favorite case has always been the NCASE M1 which easily worked for most... I’ve been building SFF for almost 8 years now. My favorite case has always been the NCASE M1 which easily worked for most gaming builds until the last few years of hardware. Once I snagged a 3090 FE it was time for a new case. After a bit of research, I decided to buy a Sliger S620 which is basically a bigger NCASE M1 with a handle option. The build quality is great but I prefer the anodized aluminum of the NCASE. Part choice was easy, not a ton of options for SFF builds. I decided on the U12A over the D15 as the U12A lags only a few degrees while having a much nicer sound profile. The PC is extremely quiet during gameplay outside of the GPU coil whine. The 3090 FE has easily the worst coil whine I’ve ever heard out of the box. Coil whine is one of the reasons I got out of water cooling as the noise floor is always tainted by the awful whine every card seems to have now. A slight undervolt helps but it’s still there. Airflow is setup for bottom and back intake and exhausting everywhere else. I tried the case flipped once but the GPU temps weren’t great for me. Doom Eternal with everything maxed at 4k 120hz sits around 71-72c for both the CPU and GPU. Overall, pretty happy with the case and build.

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  anthonycadger

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  Big Red Big Red

  I built this rig with my dad. We made it together right when he first got me into computer gaming. I was 16 at the time, and... I built this rig with my dad. We made it together right when he first got me into computer gaming. I was 16 at the time, and he helped me pick out all the parts and pore over the details, going through review after review to get what fit our needs best. That's what dad was always good at. Mom would make fun of him all the time. Every time we needed something, like new cleats for my younger sister playing soccer or a drawing tablet for my younger brother to get his ideas out on something other than loose-leaf paper, we knew that we'd be waiting at least a week or two or three before my dad finally came back to us with the "definitive best choice" for each of us. This rig isn't the most powerful, or the most beautiful, or the most expensive. But it is what worked for us at the time. When we built it the first time, I was so excited that the fan had color! It lit up the corner of our house's computer room a bright red, shining that hue across our decade-old family PC hunched over next to it. This new PC was so futuristic and new and... big! And that's how we decided to name it. Big Red. Now I'm 22, working a job two states away, in my own apartment, typing this up on the same untouched machine that I put together with my dad all those years ago. It's seen countless games, countless hours of watching videos, doing homework, dialing in to work calls, connecting online with friends hundreds of miles away. And I'm glad I still have Big Red to keep me company.

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  Riley P

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  Modified Prebuilt and Router Modified Prebuilt and Router

  This system originally contained an i7 6700 with 8gb of memory, a 1tb hard disk drive, and a 128gb ssd. The first upgrade... This system originally contained an i7 6700 with 8gb of memory, a 1tb hard disk drive, and a 128gb ssd. The first upgrade was the graphics card, then I added another SSD and a HDD along with a SATA PCI-Express add-on card. I had to get the add-on card because there wasn't enough ports on the motherboard. Added a router to improve coverage.

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  Everett O

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  Modified Prebuilt and Router II Modified Prebuilt and Router II

  This system originally contained an i7 6700 with 8gb of memory, a 1tb hard disk drive, and a 128gb ssd. The first upgrade... This system originally contained an i7 6700 with 8gb of memory, a 1tb hard disk drive, and a 128gb ssd. The first upgrade was the graphics card, then I added another SSD and a HDD along with a SATA PCI-Express add-on card. I had to get the add-on card because there wasn't enough ports on the motherboard. Added a router to improve coverage.

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  Everett O

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  xerocool xerocool

  I built this pc for playing COD, with friends, I tried to balance power and appearance. I wanted to make something you... I built this pc for playing COD, with friends, I tried to balance power and appearance. I wanted to make something you cannot just go out and replicate. I am hoping to upgrade the graphics to a 3090 soon.

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  Jody G

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  The Red Point The Red Point

  I've sold my last PC to invest on my old house, and after a while, I finally bought my new rig, that I use daily for gaming... I've sold my last PC to invest on my old house, and after a while, I finally bought my new rig, that I use daily for gaming (and sometimes for home work). I love the way it looks like, with all the stuff and red LEDs. It took almost 2 years to get the look of how it is right now. I love playing single-player games, and by now I'm playing Grim Dawn, Forza Horizon 4, Control, Horizon Zero Dawn. This is my setup config: - Intel Core i7-6700K - Asus Geforce GTX ROG Strix 1070 Ti 8GB - Asus ROG Maximus VIII Formula - Corsair Dominator Platinum ROG Edition 16GB DDR4 3200MHz - Corsair Hydro Series H115i PRO RGB 280mm - Corsair TX550M 80 Plus Gold PSU - Samsung M.2 NVMe 970 EVO 250GB - Seagate Barracuda HDD 4TB 5200RPM - 3x Corsair LL140mm - 2x Cooler Master Silent Fan 140mm - Corsair LED Strip Lighting Node PRO RGB - Cooler Master MasterCase Maker 5T - Samsung CFG73 24" 144hz 1ms Curved - Samsung 43J5290 43" Full HD - Corsair K70 RGB Rapidfire MK.2 - Corsair M65 PRO RGB 12000 DPI - Corsair MM200 Extended - Astro A50 Gen4 PS5/PS4/PC Wireless Headset - Logitech MX Sound 2.0 - Microsoft Xbox Series X/S Carbon Black Controller - DT3 Sports GTS Black/Red

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  Raphael R

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  Finally! Finally!

  Took forever to gather all the parts. Took forever to gather all the parts.

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  indy_nyc

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  My First Build My First Build

  Started out telling myself I was gonna make a computer that was just good enough to play warzone, that changed very quickly.... Started out telling myself I was gonna make a computer that was just good enough to play warzone, that changed very quickly. All I want to do is keep adding. Great hobby and one I definitely see myself staying in for the future. Cooler Master H500 case Powerspec 850 rgb supply MSI B550 gaming plus mobo Asus RTX 3080 GPU 2x western digital 1TB ssd m.2 M22 kraken cpu cooler Ryzen 5 3600 Matisse 2x 120mm blue case fans 2x 140mm red case fans Inland black/red cable extension kit 2x 8gb trident 3600 RAM Cooler Master GPU RGB support bracket *** soon to come EK GPU waterblock setup

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  Justin T

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  From E-waste to Gaming Machine #Sleeper From E-waste to Gaming Machine #Sleeper

  The PC was going to be thrown away and the GPU is a hand-me down. While it's takes a while to boot, it's a gaming machine to... The PC was going to be thrown away and the GPU is a hand-me down. While it's takes a while to boot, it's a gaming machine to boot. I'm okay with 720p, so most games can run at 30-60fps with some tweaks. Inde games and older AAA games are no problem, and Overwatch runs good enough (with some stutters). It would be nice to add 4GB of RAM to make it 8GB and an SSD so that it runs a bit smoother.

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  Arron N

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