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Expensive computer! Expensive computer!
Really expensive build i put together to have the best of the best Really expensive build i put together to have the best of the best$5,159.89 -
MSI + Asus MSI + Asus
Gaming computer built with msi and asus parts. Gaming computer built with msi and asus parts.$1,674.92 -
Black Ice Black Ice
I wanted to create a build that looked cool made minimum noise and had a window. I wanted to create a build that looked cool made minimum noise and had a window.$1,764.99 -
My gaming and racing setup My gaming and racing setup
The dream! My second ever build, holding nothing back, I got everything I wanted out of this system. I played so many games,... The dream! My second ever build, holding nothing back, I got everything I wanted out of this system. I played so many games, with so much immersion, streamed so many hours with old and new friends. Over time, the secondary monitor changed, as those were monitors I usually got from Goodwill and eventually broke down. I added storage. Upgraded wireless headphones. Added an external capture card, which later changed to an internal card when my wife showed interest in streaming too. I added a proper microphone, which still leaves room to improve in quality. All the while carrying peripherals and random extra things from the past build and even the laptop I used before building a PC. Those speakers have been with me the longest. I hope to carry many things forward to my next build, which is in the planning stages.$769.97 -
Replacement Replacement
Decided to "future proof" with a Z690. Had a Samsung 850EVO 1TB nVME since before as well as a RTX 2080. First time going... Decided to "future proof" with a Z690. Had a Samsung 850EVO 1TB nVME since before as well as a RTX 2080. First time going liquid cooling on the CPU.$1,060.94 -
AIO monster PC: Work Hard, Play Hard AIO monster PC: Work Hard, Play Hard
This is going to be my new streaming beast, I absolutely need a zero compromise build for Twitch gaming as well as video... This is going to be my new streaming beast, I absolutely need a zero compromise build for Twitch gaming as well as video production and editing in my studio. It's my workhorse baby!$5,929.89 -
NZXT Case and AIO Cooler + Ryzen 5... NZXT Case and AIO Cooler + Ryzen 5 5600x CPU + RTX 3070 GPU Gaming PC Build
Great build for gaming at 1440p. Games like Warzone and Valorant run the game at ultra setting with no issue. Also a great... Great build for gaming at 1440p. Games like Warzone and Valorant run the game at ultra setting with no issue. Also a great powerhouse for programming, schoolwork, and career tasks.$1,796.93 -
Main Build Main Build
I built it to enjoy games and play future releases :) I built it to enjoy games and play future releases :)$2,917.93 -
Gaming/Racing Simulation build Gaming/Racing Simulation build
My first build in a resolution of 2K with a cost of about $2K. Main uses for it are a mix of simulation and gaming. It's... My first build in a resolution of 2K with a cost of about $2K. Main uses for it are a mix of simulation and gaming. It's been able to take any game on ultra settings smoothly without lag along with good startup times and performance. Cable management is not very good, but temps are as expected with high CPU temps when under load. Rest of the computer is able to stay cool otherwise. I have only hit peak temperatures when running Microsoft Flight Simulator on ultra settings. The EVGA BQ 750W makes a coil whine when under load which I first thought was a problem, just to find out it's normal.$1,540.00 -
UnderDog UnderDog
My computer is a multipurpose one. It serves as a VR Race Sim for Assetto Corsa. It does see its streaming purpose from time... My computer is a multipurpose one. It serves as a VR Race Sim for Assetto Corsa. It does see its streaming purpose from time to time and it's usually a general-purpose machine after that. It sees a lot of youtube and discord.$1,104.97 -
Frost Frost
I use my build for gaming on Battlefield (1, 4, 5, and 2042), CS:GO, Valorant, and Apex. I want to be able to stream in the... I use my build for gaming on Battlefield (1, 4, 5, and 2042), CS:GO, Valorant, and Apex. I want to be able to stream in the future once I upgrade my components in the future. I am currently a college student in engineering, so I use various IDEs and other software like Fusion. I am looking forward to pair this amazing PC with my new setup that I am working on.$1,999.97 -
Little Giant Little Giant
I use this for racing, casual gaming, and work from home occasionally I use this for racing, casual gaming, and work from home occasionally$1,369.93 -
MJP7.NATASHA Mk.II Phs.B MJP7.NATASHA Mk.II Phs.B
This is an everyday gaming/computing rig. It's made to handle flight simulators such as MSFS2020 and DCS World, although I... This is an everyday gaming/computing rig. It's made to handle flight simulators such as MSFS2020 and DCS World, although I also play other CPU heavy games such as Factorio. I also use it for 3D modelling using Fusion360 and Solidworks.$2,280.78 -
Omen Computer Omen Computer
I bought it as a prebuilt and i added some extra fans. I bought it as a prebuilt and i added some extra fans.$1,412.97 -
Aphrodite Aphrodite
I built it for games like GTA 5 since that was the only game I'd play on my PS4, which was lost in a move a long time ago,... I built it for games like GTA 5 since that was the only game I'd play on my PS4, which was lost in a move a long time ago, broke my heart. But then I built my PC and discovered Forza Horizon which lets me utilize my graphics card, even more, leading to me falling in love with my PC even more.$1,780.97 -
Dylan's "RGB Do it all" build Dylan's "RGB Do it all" build
This computer was built with the main intention to use it to play games at high FPS and high resolution. I am running a 165... This computer was built with the main intention to use it to play games at high FPS and high resolution. I am running a 165 hz monitor and achieve 165 fps in Destiny 2 all day long. I get around 50-60 FPS in Beam ng Drive, which is a high load soft body physics game. I am very happy with this build and Micro Center Yonkers did a great job building it.$2,789.05 -
5900x Mini ATX build 5900x Mini ATX build
Watercooled, 5900x, 3080. All from microcenter! Watercooled, 5900x, 3080. All from microcenter!$1,879.94 -
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 -
Cool White Cool White
This pc was built because I hadn’t used/upgraded my pc in over a decade. I plan to play AAA games, maybe stream, and some... This pc was built because I hadn’t used/upgraded my pc in over a decade. I plan to play AAA games, maybe stream, and some music work. I probably will add a led strip to the bottom left.$1,202.92 -
Ship of Theseus Ship of Theseus
For those uninitiated, the Ship of Theseus is a philosophical question (stick with me, I promise!) discussed by the likes of... For those uninitiated, the Ship of Theseus is a philosophical question (stick with me, I promise!) discussed by the likes of Plato- "if you were to have a ship, or any other object, and replace every single component which it's made of, is that ship still the same ship?" I haven't built a new computer since 2012. Yet this is a build log for a machine which currently has a Ryzen 5000 CPU and a 3080. I'd like to use this space to advocate for one of my favorite parts of the DIY PC market - upgradability and expandability. Almost decade ago, I built a rig with a 3570k and the cheapest Z77 board on the shelf at Micro Center. Little did I know, after 3 GPU upgrades (iGPU to 750ti, to RX 470, to the 3080), an accumulation of storage both mechanical and solid state, RAM upgrades (8GB to 16GB DDR3, then 16GB of DDR4), a new motherboard and 2 CPU upgrades (3750k, to r5 1600, to r5 5600), as well as the addition of RGB Strips and Fans - I'd still be using the same case and power supply I bought way back when Windows 7 was still the latest and greatest. As technology evolved and my budget grew, I was able to "level up" my rig - one piece at a time. My machine has grown with me, been there through thick and thin. I'm fortunate enough to be in a position where I could afford to replace my case, it would certainly help with temperatures to do so, but this cheapo case has been through battle and back with me. I'm not sure I could really call it "my computer" if it wasn't in a stormtrooper-esque enclosure of questionable integrity. The fact it's a bit of a "sleeper" (ironic as it may be to use the term on an RGB-clad system) is endearing to me. Its dated, arguably cheap-looking exterior betrays the impressive compute power which lies within. Compared to buying an integrated system with a limited upgrade potential, a DIY PC can be stretched over time so far it barely resembles it's original creation, endowed with new capabilities unimaginable when you first built it.$2,425.94 -
Sosah's Gaming Gadget Sosah's Gaming Gadget
This is my first custom built gaming pc. This is my baby. I love this pc with all my heart. I treat this pc as an extension... This is my first custom built gaming pc. This is my baby. I love this pc with all my heart. I treat this pc as an extension of my mind. It is mentally with me all of the time. This might seem like a simple gaming pc build, however it is more than that to me. In hindsight, i should've equipped a more powerful CPU. This pc does feel somewhat sluggish from time to time, but it satisfies me to the fullest.$1,458.94 -
Sim Racing Rig Sim Racing Rig
I built this computer for sim racing such as Iracing and Assetto Corsa, as well as play games with friends like Halo,... I built this computer for sim racing such as Iracing and Assetto Corsa, as well as play games with friends like Halo, Valheim, and Rocket League.$1,236.94 -
From the past to the future From the past to the future
The build name is in reference to my now old pc which has lasted me up till this point.4790k, 1070, 16gb DDR3 1800mhz,... The build name is in reference to my now old pc which has lasted me up till this point.4790k, 1070, 16gb DDR3 1800mhz, maximums vii mobo built in 2014. Built this for gaming and streaming (twitch.tv/AdamM3__). Need all the frames I can get, as the saying goes, frames wins games. Currently playing Apex Legends and Escape From Tarkov and the improvement in how many shots connect just because of the increase and constant 144+fps is astonishing. Also put on VR games for when friends and family visit to give them some non-gaming gaming entertainment. Then i'll hop on over to my sim rig and fire up iRacing to keep my driving skills up to par. The funniest and luckiest part about this build is that I bought all the parts in two days in my first two trips all from Micro Center and two days before Christmas. Walked into Micro Center on 12/23/2021 about 8pm, one hour before closing, I went up to the build your own computer center desk and asked the guy if he had any video cards, totally expecting there to be none at all, however to my surprise, he said "Yup we have some right here". I lit up like a Christmas tree, pun intended! I couldn't believe my eyes. Little known fact is that this was my first time visiting Micro Center since 2014 and first time ever trying to find a video card in stock at a brick and mortar store. I was speechless to say the least. Going into the store I had my mind set on buying a 12700k and a DDR4 mobo, as everyone knows DDR5 is sold out right? WRONG, apparently they also had DDR5 32gb in stock!!!! That's when I made the decision to go full out on this build with a 12900k and DDR5 mobo. I just couldn't believe it, I legit hit the PC part jack pot 1 hour before closing two days before Christmas. The MC employee guy was just fantastic, gave me all the insight I needed and answered all questions without judgement hesitation free. I barely did any research because I was not going to build a PC if I could not get a graphics card, but because they had a few in stock, I had to go all out. Unfortunately for the employee, I had to return the initial case and heatsink I bought because I went home and did some more research, came back the next day, and was able to pick up the parts I needed, the Lian Li Lancool 2 Mesh and Lian Li Galahad 360mm. The only bad part about this build is that you cannot fit a 360mm tubes down (the proper way to orientate the AIO). I tried my hardest to get the 360mm orientated properly, but it was just not possible because the video card is in the way. However, during my test fitting, I believe If you mount the gpu vertically (I have no tried this yet, but in theory I think it would work) you could get the 360mm positioned so the tubes are down. I haven't done it because the glass side panel will hinder gpu cooling. However it is possible to put two fans underneath the gpu when it is mounted vertically to aid with cooling, which I plan to do in the future. This is not directly the fault of the case itself because it is certainly possible to mount the AIO properly as you can remove a plate and the HDD bay for tube down position, however the tubes are just not long enough to go around the video card. Would love to see a version of a 360mm AIO with extended tube length to accommodate this.$2,877.89 -
2021 Build 2021 Build
Built to run the latest games with reasonable settings. I play all sorts of games from Halo Infinite to Farming Simulator 22... Built to run the latest games with reasonable settings. I play all sorts of games from Halo Infinite to Farming Simulator 22 to Cities Skylines.$1,628.39
