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  ICED ICED

  this is/was my first ever build I've ever done (late 2018) considering that i had NO idea what computer parts were what and... this is/was my first ever build I've ever done (late 2018) considering that i had NO idea what computer parts were what and how to even assemble a PC was beyond me. I've been using this build to game, stream online, and do art work (i actually made a custom picture for a coworkers birthday), its been helping me practice and teach myself for what i want my future carrier to be, a graphic designer. in the future id like to upgrade both the CPU and GPU so i can stream at a higher quality or maybe even build a mini ITX PC to handle the stream and this current one to provide the game play.

  $1,783.89

  kevin l

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  Nebula Nebula

  Pretty much made for gaming as its sole purpose. I have a wide range of games I play, some as simple as Garry's Mod all the... Pretty much made for gaming as its sole purpose. I have a wide range of games I play, some as simple as Garry's Mod all the way to something unplayable without a ridiculous PC like Star Citizen. Only thing I'd change is the case, no room for a large modular PSU and the drive tray at the same time so for the time being I've ditched the HDD's and am running on only the two M.2 SSD's. I'm planning out another build for a buddy of mine which will essentially be a more polished version of my original with the changes I would've made, going with a Fractal Design Meshify S2 for that one.

  $4,574.84

  Tyler D

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  Economical Jack of all Trades Workhorse... Economical Jack of all Trades Workhorse Build

  This machine is going to be used for just about everything. Gaming, photo and video editing, spreadsheets, media storage,... This machine is going to be used for just about everything. Gaming, photo and video editing, spreadsheets, media storage, and more. It's for both business and pleasure, so it's no surprise they needed an i9-9900K and 32GB of memory. That said, they controlled their costs carefully, investing the most in parts with the biggest impact on performance. 'Pragmatic' is the key word here, to the point where we configured their RGB lights to change depending on the temperature. They have plans for upgrading the memory and motherboard in the future, and have a Bluray drive, three hard drives, and two solid-state drives at home in their old machine that they're going to install. They also brought in their new graphics card for us to install as the cherry on top.

  $1,888.92

  MC-Tustin

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