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White Fusion White Fusion
Mostly new parts but bought CPU and case with fans second hand and a few things on deals or with coupons savings money.... Mostly new parts but bought CPU and case with fans second hand and a few things on deals or with coupons savings money. Putting it together was very easy after watching videos and reading manuals. Just need to take time and be firm but delicate with parts. As for bios settings, using Intel POR helps keep everything cool and playing games with no hassle. Fans don’t get very loud when going full blast so generally a very pleasant experience using the PC so far.$2,994.91 -
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MyOffice/General use Build MyOffice/General use Build
This was my first liquid cool build and the first build in a very long time. I utilized Corsair's 5000D Aiflow Case with 3... This was my first liquid cool build and the first build in a very long time. I utilized Corsair's 5000D Aiflow Case with 3 Corsair Elite RGB 120mm fans, ASUS TUF Gaming Z790 - Pro WIFI, 64GB (32X2) DDR5 Corsair Vengance RAM, running an Intel i9 Gen 14 (14900K) CPU, a 2 TB NVMe Gen 4 Western Digital Black SN850X SSD, 2 addtional SATA HDD for storage totaling an additional 3TB, Added Corsair's iCUE H150i Elite LCD ST Cooling kit, as well as 1 additional AF120mm RGB Elite Fan, currently using an older NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 8GB GDDR5 (Planning on upgrading to RTX 4070 Ti OC early 2025) the power source is currently an AGK 850 Gold 80 +.$1,756.93 -
XLR8 Gaming XLR8 Gaming
My home pc with the PNY XLR8 gaming gpu! My home pc with the PNY XLR8 gaming gpu!$2,424.93 -
First timer First timer
Initially, this project started out with me just wanting to recase my Omen 30L. Waltzed into MicroCenter for a new case and... Initially, this project started out with me just wanting to recase my Omen 30L. Waltzed into MicroCenter for a new case and mobo which I got. But then everything else started coming into play since the case/mobo just wasn't enough. Foolishly I asked the BYOP team if they had any 4090s in stock and they did. They happened to have the ROG Strix 4090 I was looking for and, well, everything kinda went downhill after that. Next thing I know I'm choosing RAM, finding an optimal price for a PSU and then trying to source all the fans I wanted for the build. Whole process took a little over a month or so and lots and lots of $$$$. But, now that everything's complete and rig is working fine, I am a happy camper now.$4,694.94 -
new and improved new and improved
My new gaming pc using the latest and greatest My new gaming pc using the latest and greatest$2,254.94 -
New Build for Friend 2024 New Build for Friend 2024
Build made for very close friend Build made for very close friend$4,304.92 -
"Rainbow Kush" "Rainbow Kush"
I don't do much gaming anymore, but my old build was 2015, and I literally could not play some of the more recent games even... I don't do much gaming anymore, but my old build was 2015, and I literally could not play some of the more recent games even if I wanted to. The old build was still fine for most day-to-day stuff and I wanted another build that would go the distance. So here we are. My first build was 1998, and PC components have come a long way. I wanted something that could run Cyberpunk at 2k on max settings and still get over 60 FPS. I wanted something that I could hook up a top tier VR headset to without worries. The Lian Li components are super good, but they don't have great software support. Mostly, I would say that they are first rate components with second rate software running them. It often resets, and I can't update because of their file servers (or lack thereof). The Lian Li case is superb. The strimmer lighting looks great and is customizable. The CPU cooler is where the RGB software could be better. Even with the great cable management, the back of that case is STUFFED with cables, Lian Li USB controllers, internal USB hub. The fact that I put a RAID 10 SSD array in there didn't help with space. It seems like no mater what improvements are made with cable management, I'll find a way to fill it with cables! I was going with an ASUS 4080, but it was out of stock when I went to the store, so I settled for the Zotac. It's fine, but the RGB is about 3 years behind the RDG in the rest of the box. Even though it was 1200 bucks, I won't hesitate to return it if the 4080 super comes out in time. I may replace it with a 5000 series in a couple of years. My background is scientific computing, and this PC is about on par with the number of threads and memory that was in $20K servers I was using in 2010. I really like that it's super quiet, even with 6 fans. When its running full blast, its makes half the noise that my 2015 does. I'll probably try DnD next...but then will go back to checking my email! This PC specs out in the top 1% in Passmark. But 1% is a huge number of builds. Maybe next time I go ThreadRipper and Nivida XX90!$3,655.81 -
ASUS ProArt 4070ti/z790 ASUS ProArt 4070ti/z790
I didn't hold back on this build. I wanted a machine that could last me more than 5 years, and I am confident that this is... I didn't hold back on this build. I wanted a machine that could last me more than 5 years, and I am confident that this is the one. This machine build is mainly to get me more power for video editing and production as well as photography. I am starting to explore the world of Steam tho lol. I tried to get this machine ProArt as much as I could get it. Other than the case from NXZT (which is AMAZING) and the RAM, everything in this box is ASUS. I wanted to theme the box out will gold highlight, but I really like the decision to go with white for the case. Everything else I left black and the box looks clean AF. I did add a ThermalRight contact frame to this socket, and it has changed my life!!! Highly recommended. I may have also splurged a little when it came to the AIO with the Ryujin III, but........... The Delorean from Back to the Future looks FANTASTIC on it so it's a keeper.$3,299.89 -
Fester Fester
Developer Workstation (replacing Gomez) Developer Workstation (replacing Gomez)$1,667.93 -
Overkill Overkill
I built this to game on as well as be able to throw anything at it. I love upgrading and having the most advanced... I built this to game on as well as be able to throw anything at it. I love upgrading and having the most advanced technology.$4,117.91 -
My second wife My second wife
I built this to try my hand at rigid tubing I built this to try my hand at rigid tubing$6,040.94 -
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Blue Lagoon Blue Lagoon
This pc is paired with a 4070ti that I bought a few months back. It was paired with a 5800x before I decided to upgrade to... This pc is paired with a 4070ti that I bought a few months back. It was paired with a 5800x before I decided to upgrade to the 14900k. I mainly use this pc for gaming and it can handle anything I throw at it on 1440p.$2,564.88 -
Xproto 13900k w/ 14900k Xproto 13900k w/ 14900k
This is my main gaming rig. I primarily build sff but for this build, I wanted to build a version with atx parts for easier... This is my main gaming rig. I primarily build sff but for this build, I wanted to build a version with atx parts for easier availability. It plays everything I throw at it and my temps are great. I value both acoustics and thermals and I think I achieved a very good blend in this build.$2,999.95 -
For the goat For the goat
Multi purpose PC. Host servers, editing, streaming, gaming, remote management, etc. Multi purpose PC. Host servers, editing, streaming, gaming, remote management, etc.$4,791.85 -
Couldn't stop myself! ;-) Lian Li... Couldn't stop myself! ;-) Lian Li everything, AsRock Nova WIFI, 14900K, Zotac 4090 AIRO
Intended to build a video editing PC, but ended up with a gaming PC lol. Snagged a Zotac 4090 off of Amazon for 1699 right... Intended to build a video editing PC, but ended up with a gaming PC lol. Snagged a Zotac 4090 off of Amazon for 1699 right before they disappeared from everywhere. 140mm fans look great! (too bad they don't have a 420mm Gallahad). And no... I didn't leave the NVME in that slot. I did test with it in that Gen5 slot vs the other M2 slot with the 4 lanes direct to the CPU (so not making the GPU run in 8x PCIE lanes). There was zero performance difference (actually it gets slightly faster 3dmark scores with the PCIE gen 5 M2 slot occupied (within margin of error though). Also.. not sure where the AsRock Nova Wifi went on their website (it's still there if you search, but not on the list of MBs). It is an awesome board so far, both in performance and looks.$5,825.81 -
PeaceKeeperPK87 PeaceKeeperPK87
I rebuilt my PC with new high end parts. I am a gamer, and I focus on graphics and smooth game play, so the games I play... I rebuilt my PC with new high end parts. I am a gamer, and I focus on graphics and smooth game play, so the games I play take up a lot of room and computing power. With a game library of over 1,000 games and constantly getting more, I have to keep adding and/or replacing parts to my rig. Anything from older Command and Conquer games, Mass Effect, Starcraft; to new hits like Cyberpunk 2077, Starfield, Destiny 2, Battlefield. With this in mind I am always looking at new gear and reviews (even when not planning an upgrade) so I am able to keep up with new games while making sure I can still play the old favorites. I am looking into the streaming field as well, just not sure how to start getting followers.$8,174.25 -
big budget NLE system big budget NLE system
Asked Senior Custom Builder William at Microcenter Fairfax to recommend an over-the-top system & here's what we came up... Asked Senior Custom Builder William at Microcenter Fairfax to recommend an over-the-top system & here's what we came up with. Sorry about the lousy pictures. This resultant build is thanks to WIlliam's superb custom system build expertise.$4,635.87 -
Luggable Luggable
Built to be a portable-ish gaming rig Built to be a portable-ish gaming rig$2,238.91 -
Supercomputer Xenon Supercomputer Xenon
Built this for Deep Learning/Machine Learning, Scientific Computing Research, VR games, racing simulator, code development,... Built this for Deep Learning/Machine Learning, Scientific Computing Research, VR games, racing simulator, code development, 3D modeling, etc.$3,540.90 -
Phirst Phirst
A no-apologies build that can do it all and look good while doing it. A no-apologies build that can do it all and look good while doing it.$4,105.91 -
2023 PC Build 2023 PC Build
Building new PC after house fire destroyed my previous. Building new PC after house fire destroyed my previous.$4,145.89