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  No good GPU Sadge No good GPU Sadge

  I built it to play mainly Maple Story and other games like League of Legends, Valorant,... Also, I was using a prebuilt with... I built it to play mainly Maple Story and other games like League of Legends, Valorant,... Also, I was using a prebuilt with a i7-6700 and a 1030 in it. The CPU couldn't handle the multitask I was doing and the frame drops so much, so I decided to buy a new one. This time I decided to build a PC on my own, it was my first time building a PC. Thankfully, Intel 12th gen. was coming out at the time and people were saying how good this gen. was comparing to 11th gen. and Micro Center's low CPUs price really helped me out a lot. It's such a blessing to live in a state that has Micro Center in it. Hope I can grab a 3060 from Micro Center one day, I know they have it but hasn't been lucky enough to grab one.

  $967.92

  Luong N

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  The Ultimate Outstanding Amazing... The Ultimate Outstanding Amazing Awesome Perfect Gaming Apparatus

  I use my computer for gaming and i used it for school but now its summer so its all gaming the game that i play the most as... I use my computer for gaming and i used it for school but now its summer so its all gaming the game that i play the most as of right now is valorant even though it is a love hate relationship my pc isnt that good despite the name with the biggest weakness being the graphics card but that will also be my next upgrade but as we all know it wont be easy i want to go for at least a 20 series card so i can play whatever game my friends are playing

  $788.91

  Phillip L

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  Photo_Editor Photo_Editor

  Built 80% for Photoshop editing, Graphics design, Video Editing, and 20% for future flight simulation gaming. Built 80% for Photoshop editing, Graphics design, Video Editing, and 20% for future flight simulation gaming.

  $1,242.93

  EddieLove66

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  #MicroCenterMadness ... #MicroCenterMadness Itz_Whatz_on_the_Inside

  #MicroCenterMadnessAs a computer science student I realized that I've spent more time learning about computer software than... #MicroCenterMadness As a computer science student I realized that I've spent more time learning about computer software than computer hardware. This led me to learn more about computer hardware so I spent two weeks reading articles, manuals, and watching youtube video's so that I could learn more about the different components that make up a computer. After indoctrinating myself, I set out to build my rig with the intent of creating something that would help me compile code, run virtual machines, and lightly play video games (when I'm not studying of course!!). Since I was only interested in light gaming I didn't mind having a lower end graphics card. Also, considering the shortage of GPU's I was wiling to settle for any GPU that would render things on my monitor. Once the chip shortage mellows out and GPU prices start to normalize I will consider buying a better graphics card so I can play some serious games breh!! Even though I don't have a high end graphics card I'm still very proud of my build because it has a very powerful 12 core AMD processor, 32 gb of ram, 1 TB SSD, and a 2TB HDD. My 12 core processor helps me compile my code at a fast rate and the 32gb of ram gives me the ability to run memory intensive virtual machines in tandem with my host operating system. One of my favorite features is my SSD + HDD combo. I'm planning on keeping my coding files on my SSD so that I can read and write to them at a faster rate and the HDD will be used to store larger files like photo's, movies, and games. Even though HDD's are pegged as slower media, I've found that they can recall files faster when it's not used to hold my primary OS. This small technical loophole allows me to draw greater speed and performance from my HDD. Another great thing about this build is my Lancool II Mesh Tempered Glass eATX Full Tower Computer Case. Even though this case runs on the bigger side, it's size makes it very easy to install all of my components and makes it very easy to cable manage. Also, the two tempered glass side panels make it easy to reach in and make necessary adjustments. Other than it's size, this case has two amazing frontal stock fans that provide outstanding frontal airflow. Even though this case has amazing airflow, I may consider adding a radiator at the top of my case so that I can have air blowing down onto my horizontally placed graphics card. Building a computer during a global pandemic is a daunting task because their is a shortage of computer parts, however I don't regret this experience and I had fun along the way!!

  $1,464.92

  Enrique G

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  Budget Intel Office Build Budget Intel Office Build

  A nice and solid office machine that will have serious staying power and hold up for years. A productivity monster that will... A nice and solid office machine that will have serious staying power and hold up for years. A productivity monster that will outmatch anything else in the office in reliability. This build in particular can handle intensive amounts of production work, with a powerful chip backed by tons of RAM. It'll be fantastic for CAD and spreadsheet work, capable of outputting to multiple monitors and displays. With a simple GPU upgrade later on, this build can always pivot towards becoming a hardcore gaming rig, and thus this build also has potential for the future. Build by https://www.instagram.com/lofitech/

  $1,049.93

  MC-MadisonHeights

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