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Lian Li Blue Lian Li Blue
Built this beauty for variety games. Mostly FPS and RPG though. Built this beauty for variety games. Mostly FPS and RPG though.$2,751.93 -
12700k, 3060 Ti 12700k, 3060 Ti
Built it to upgrade 4yo PC that wasn't fulfilling my gaming needs. Having faster everything else helped with general tasks... Built it to upgrade 4yo PC that wasn't fulfilling my gaming needs. Having faster everything else helped with general tasks since the 4c/4t CPU was holding back a lot of things and the GTX 1070 wasn't working well at 1440p$1,559.99 -
chill build chill build
I built this to consume media and game while also taking care of school activities I built this to consume media and game while also taking care of school activities$1,436.93 -
White RGB Build White RGB Build
I use this to play maplestory and league of legend. I use this to play maplestory and league of legend.$2,319.93 -
Windows gaming build. Windows gaming build.
Grew up a big gamer, but after college, I've been using Macs for software engineering. Had some free time so I wanted to... Grew up a big gamer, but after college, I've been using Macs for software engineering. Had some free time so I wanted to build a gaming rig.$1,932.94 -
Ryzen 9 5900x/RTX 3090 Gaming Build Ryzen 9 5900x/RTX 3090 Gaming Build
This was the first new gaming rig I've built in over 10 years. I haven't been able to play any AAA titles in a long time,... This was the first new gaming rig I've built in over 10 years. I haven't been able to play any AAA titles in a long time, and now I can finally catch up.$3,831.01 -
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 -
2021 EOY Gaming Build 2021 EOY Gaming Build
Battlefield, Call of Duty, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Cyberpunk, Mortal Kombat, Need for Speed Battlefield, Call of Duty, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Cyberpunk, Mortal Kombat, Need for Speed$3,414.92 -
Asta; general purpose use with heavy... Asta; general purpose use with heavy gaming and streaming
I play tons of Warzone and over games on steam I play tons of Warzone and over games on steam$1,819.91 -
AMD Zen AMD Zen
Built for hosting virtual machines and some light gaming Built for hosting virtual machines and some light gaming$2,104.92 -
My New Gaming PC Build My New Gaming PC Build
This is actually my first time building a new gaming PC - I have previously been a console gamer but I have always been... This is actually my first time building a new gaming PC - I have previously been a console gamer but I have always been looking for a good opportunity to start getting into PC gaming. I figured I should go big and build a decent high-end gaming rig.$3,119.91 -
My First SFF Build My First SFF Build
This is my first SFF build with 5900X and 3070 in NR200P. This is my first SFF build with 5900X and 3070 in NR200P.$2,119.94 -
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 -
Johns build Johns build
I built it because I had extra cash laying around, the ultimate YouTube browsing machine I built it because I had extra cash laying around, the ultimate YouTube browsing machine$2,274.95 -
Data Science Build. Data Science Build.
This is a build that I setup for Data Science and Programming. This is a build that I setup for Data Science and Programming.$2,516.91 -
Everyday PC Everyday PC
I built this computer for everyday use. Not for gaming. I built this computer for everyday use. Not for gaming.$1,635.92 -
NR200P - 5900x, EVGA 3070 FTW3 NR200P - 5900x, EVGA 3070 FTW3
Built for mainly gaming. Usually just play League of Legends and Warzone. Possible future upgrades would be to add two... Built for mainly gaming. Usually just play League of Legends and Warzone. Possible future upgrades would be to add two Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM on the top in exhaust configuration instead of the current Arctic P12 fans (Would like it to be quieter but also blow a decent amount of air into the case). Would also add another M.2 drive down the line for more storage.$2,159.90 -
Milano Milano
I built Milano to be the successor to the first PC I ever built back in 2016. As a new builder 6 years ago, I built my old... I built Milano to be the successor to the first PC I ever built back in 2016. As a new builder 6 years ago, I built my old PC with parts that were already two years old in order to save on cash. At the time it was a great deal and overall the PC has served me well over the years, but the 4th gen Intel i7 and especially the DDR3 RAM were starting to show their age. I have since done smaller builds here and there over the years, gained experience and skill, and with the release of the 30 series Nvidia GPUs, I decided to build the PC I always wanted to build - an absolute powerhouse, in a more compact case that I can keep on my desk, and of course RGB everything. I waited in the EVGA queue for just over a year for the privilege of buying a new GPU. I signed up 11/6/20, and got my notification on 11/11/21. With my brand new EVGA RTX 3080 10GB FTW3 Ultra on the way, it was time to order everything else. I bought the CPU and the motherboard at Micro Center, as they happened to be the only retailer with the 5900X in stock at the time, and I also wanted to take advantage of the CPU and motherboard bundle discount. This worked out well as the 5900X went on sale a month later, and Micro Center happily refunded me the $50 difference! This was a tricker build to build as the case was smaller than my previous case, and I wanted to top mount my AIO liquid CPU cooler. GPUs are also much bigger than my old GTX 970 (this 3080 is an absolute unit), and this would mark my first AMD build to boot. I ran into a RAM clearance issue - the radiator fit with the more reward fan installed, but not with the more frontwards fan. The fan shroud made just enough contact with the RAM that I could not seat the radiator + fan assembly in the top. I decided to get creative and took a dremel to my fan shroud. Being careful not to remove too much material, after 30 min of whittling away and habitually checking my clearances, I finally made it fit! With it installed, you would never be able to tell that I removed material from the fan shroud. The RGB looks awesome, and most importantly, my temps are great! I used my old PC as a bit of an all purpose PC, and Milano will follow in those footsteps. As a video guy, I'll be putting this rig through its paces with Premiere Pro. This thing will absolutely crush 4K video editing. If I can get my hands on some 8K footage, I would love to be able to see what it can handle. For work-from-home, of course I have no concerns running multiple browser tabs, Slack, Outlook, and Zoom - so I'll have time to enjoy the pretty colors while I pretend to pay attention in my Zoom meetings. This leads to gaming! Which is obviously the most important part here. My goal was to build a PC capable of at least 120fps at 1440p with all, or at least most, settings set to ultra - to complicate things a little, I play on a 34" ultrawide monitor, which will demand just that much more from my PC due to those additional pixels. I figured with the hardware I was targeting that I'd likely be able to get more than just 120fps, depending on the game and what aspect ratio I choose to play it in. Overkill was part of my goal, and one of the reasons I went with the 12 core, Ryzen 9 5900X over a Ryzen 7, or a comparable Intel CPU. I'm happy to say that I destroyed my goal with this machine. I typically get around 140fps in The Witcher 3, even in heavily demanding areas like running around in Novigrad, at all Ultra settings (including Nvidia Hairworks). I'm able to get 120fps consistently in Forza 5 with all settings, including ray tracing, set to ultra (the caveat being ray tracing is only active when viewing your car in the garage, but it's still a very visually impressive game even with this "limitation"). I'm able to run Back 4 Blood at a stable 120fps at all ultra settings as well. Cyberpunk 2077 is a different story - I don't need to explain why, as I think we all know at this point. However, I was blown away - with DLSS set to Balanced, a mix of medium to high settings (some things disabled/low, like fog, etc), and ray tracing off, I was able to achieve just above 100fps driving around Night City! Frame rates vary with this game, with frames dropping to around high 80s/low 90s when fighting - more fine tuning is needed still to really dial in the best graphics settings I think, but I was incredibly satisfied with these results. Finally, I play Warzone a lot ever since the pandemic started last year, as a way to still hangout with friends while being remote. This is the only game I change the aspect ratio to 16:9, because running 21:9 ultrawide is just a little too much eye movement for me. With most settings turned to low or off, besides textures set to high (this game is really not well optimized), and DLSS on, I'm able to get a consistent 120fps with good draw distances, 120 FOV, at 1440. With Far Cry 6, I had to lower a few settings here and there - for some reason, and I haven't figured it out yet, but even with DLSS on I was getting wildly inconsistent frame rates. Especially during the intro scene you play, it was varying between 100, then drop to 60 in the next second, and it kept doing this. I have since been able to get a mostly stable 120fps, but at times it'll still vary. It also doesn't always obey the frame rate limit I've set in settings, often it'll go over into the 130s, which I find to be odd - but I'm chalking it up to the game being maybe not so well optimized. What's super cool though is Far Cry 6 has iCUE integration so my keyboard and all my fans/RAM/mobo change color with the scenery of the game. This feature is awesome and I hope more games start doing this in the future! By the way, if you're looking to play a new game that's well optimized, runs well, looks amazing, and is a ton of fun, definitely check out Forza Horizon 5 if you're into racing games. Having never played a Forza game before I really didn't know what to expect. It turns out this game is a ton of fun, and the car models look amazing! It's also one of the most well optimized game I've played in a while - besides for one annoying complication with my EVGA X1 software that controls my custom fan curves for my 3080, for whatever reason the game will crash on boot if X1 is open in the background, so I have to set a static fan speed and then close X1 before booting. But besides that, the game runs incredibly well, it efficiently uses my GPU to its full potential, and hasn't given me any problems with performance (no crashes mid-game!). The built-in benchmarking test showed consistent frame rates with no issues, I am super happy with how this game performs. And if you like RPGs, I will forever recommend The Witcher 3, which is still just as visually stunning as it was the day I first played it back in 2016. This game also runs incredibly well, and has such an immersive world, it's well worth the price of admission for access to the incredible stories this game offers. Overall I'm so incredibly happy with how this build turned out. I took what I learned from my first PC build, and subsequent builds over the years, and built what is essentially my dream PC. With the specs of this rig, I'm hoping to get at least 7 happy years out of this build without it feeling outdated. I've destroyed all my short term goals (120fps at 1440p with ultra settings, 4K editng, etc), I have confidence that I'll obtain this long term goal as well.$2,869.24 -
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NR200P Build NR200P Build
Use it for gaming and Discord, haha. I play FFXIV and World of Warcraft. Use it for gaming and Discord, haha. I play FFXIV and World of Warcraft.$2,548.93 -
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Asus ROG STRIX Z690-G; INTEL I7-12700K;... Asus ROG STRIX Z690-G; INTEL I7-12700K; G.SKILL 32GB DDR5; Noctua NH-C14S CPU Fan; CORSAIR 280X RGB
Asus ROG STRIX Z690-G Motherboard (LG1700); INTEL I7-12700K CPU; G.SKILL 32GB 2X16 D5 6000 TRIZ. Trident Z5 model... Asus ROG STRIX Z690-G Motherboard (LG1700); INTEL I7-12700K CPU; G.SKILL 32GB 2X16 D5 6000 TRIZ. Trident Z5 model F5-6000U4040E16GX2-TZ5S, DDR5-6000 16GBx2, CL40-40-40-76 1.30V RAM; Noctua NH-C14S CPU Fan; CORSAIR 280X RGB TG WHITE CASE; SAMSUNG 1TB 980PRO NVME GEN4 SSD; CORSAIR RM Series (2021), RM750 PSU$1,959.94 -
Icy Icy
Gaming PC built mainly for CSGO, Valorant, Forza, and Escape From Tarkov Gaming PC built mainly for CSGO, Valorant, Forza, and Escape From Tarkov$2,328.04 -
