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  5600x BEAST 5600x BEAST

  AM4 b350 5600x AM4 b350 5600x

  $1,294.92

  Ken H

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  The Friendo 2.0 The Friendo 2.0

  Built as a main PC, a complete upgrade from my old one. Plan on using it for streaming, video recording, general gaming, and... Built as a main PC, a complete upgrade from my old one. Plan on using it for streaming, video recording, general gaming, and work.

  $1,567.92

  Kenneth H

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  Budget Ryzen 5600X Budget Ryzen 5600X

  I previous had a budget FX-8350 rig that served it's purposed but I felt it was time to step into the modern Ryzen and DD4... I previous had a budget FX-8350 rig that served it's purposed but I felt it was time to step into the modern Ryzen and DD4 realm. The build is for all purpose use and general gaming. I also was building a racing sim rig so I need something with just enough power for the job with a RTX 3060. Assetto Corsa and Dirt Rally are my prime games for racing. I like to play all Resident Evil games, Killer Instinct (2013), and emulators I have an Elgato 1080p capture card so this doubles as a streaming rig for consoles.

  $1,559.91

  jonavalon

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  Thousand Sunny Thousand Sunny

  Gaming Monster Gaming Monster

  $4,554.89

  James N

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  First build (still waiting on GPU) First build (still waiting on GPU)

  I originally was just researching for a new laptop or PC, as my current one wasn’t up to the standards of Microsoft teams,... I originally was just researching for a new laptop or PC, as my current one wasn’t up to the standards of Microsoft teams, for online schooling; when my friend told me about custom builds. I then set out to build a gaming rig and work rig. The games I play are mainly Valorant, battlefield (1, 3 and 5) and minecraft.

  $949.94

  Vedant N

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  My current Gaming/ Steaming PC(most of... My current Gaming/ Steaming PC(most of the parts from Micro center)

  Really good gaming and streaming pc, was really fun to make, I couldn't upload all the picturesGets 70+ fps on AAA gamesi7... Really good gaming and streaming pc, was really fun to make, I couldn't upload all the pictures Gets 70+ fps on AAA games i7 9700k - Processor Gtx 1660 Super - graphics card Asus prime z390 - motherboard WD_ black sn750 500gb 3400/mbs - Storage Corsair 16gb 3600mhz - ram Corsair 220t (3 rgb fans) -PC case Hypermaster 212 rgb - CPU cooler Powerspec 650w 80+bronze - Power supply

  $933.93

  jason m

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  La Poderosa ( The Powerful ) La Poderosa ( The Powerful )

  Hello i built this pc from gaming to watching movies to a workstation for college. Did my research on some builds, was... Hello i built this pc from gaming to watching movies to a workstation for college. Did my research on some builds, was looking to spend a little over 1k. For the processor I slapped in a i5 9600k, paired it up with a RTX 2060 from MSI. For ram i went with the 8x2 3000 mhz Gskill Trident x RGB, and for my storage i recently upgraded from a ssd to a Crucial nvme m.2 1tb for alittle over 100 which was a STEAL ! For the motherboard i went with a simple Gygabyte z390 UD and for my case I went with a Corsair iCUE 220T, and a simple Cooler Master Hyper 212 RGB. By just reading the specs, its a pretty good gaming rig for playing games like COD, Fortnite, Valorant, Beam-Ng, Minecraft you name it. Peripherals wise, I haven't done much upgrading since they are still holding up. For my mouse I have a Razer Death adder Chroma which is a couple of years old, for my keyboard im rocking a Razer BlackWidow Ultimate 2016 edition NON-rgb which sucks. For my mouse pad I also rock a Razer Goliathus Extended Chroma gaming mousepad which I purchased not that long ago. Cant forget the speakers, i rock the Klipsch Promedia 2.1's. They are hella crispy, i have them mounted on my desk in a way that they look like they are floating ! I'm still rocking a Blue Snowball which i have not let go ever since i started youtube videos ( 10k subs :) ). My monitor which I just got a few days ago, I dont regret buying it all. Its an MSI Optix g32 Series. I picked it up because of the price, size as well as refresh rate ! I was rocking a 27 incher which I sold to upgrade and I dont regret selling it at all ( Well kinda since it was my first gaming monitor). I dont think anyone cares about this part ,but I also purchased a steering wheel ( Ferrari Racing WHeel Red Legend Edition )with pedals for a more realistic driving experience when i hop on Beam-NG Drive. If you haven't tried it out, you are missing OUT ! This concludes my whole setup, everything i've on my list i have purchased by self with my earnings and I dont regret spending it ! Thank you for reading my post :)

  $1,923.85

  americankill200

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  Genie RGB Genie RGB

  Okay, so this is my build for gaming/streaming on a budget over time. I call it Genie, because that's what the RGB is based... Okay, so this is my build for gaming/streaming on a budget over time. I call it Genie, because that's what the RGB is based off of, hex code pulled directly from samples of Alladin's Genie. The one thing I actually want more of on my board is fan headers, I'd like at least 5, but I'm not sure it's a thing. Also, I hope to eventually grab a case and board with USB-C front panel options. I think that if I had thought I would have saved less on RAM and gone with 3200 over 2666 OCed to 2866. But, I'm still figuring out the platform. The 2060 Super still leaves a bit to be desired when streaming, and becomes overtaken by RTX Voice, but the 3600 (non x, upgraded from 2600) leaves a large delta for upgrade on the GPU side. I run no OC on the CPU to take advantage of the 4.7ghz single-core PBO. My 2060 Super is OCed via MSI Afterburner on the automatic curve. The entire system is air cooled, and rarely pops over 80C even under max load.

  $1,236.92

  kagesong

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