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family pc family pc
Third laptop broke and so we needed a new computer. The options would be that I either build a new pc for a good price... Third laptop broke and so we needed a new computer. The options would be that I either build a new pc for a good price (~$300) with some parts I have or a new macbook for like 1k. This would just be for general use$387.96 -
Really Low budget rig Really Low budget rig
Im poor, need ,me a 6650xt frfr Im poor, need ,me a 6650xt frfr$1,012.93 -
Red White and Black Red White and Black
This computer was built when I wanted to upgrade from my 2014 laptop so that I could get better performance in Photoshop and... This computer was built when I wanted to upgrade from my 2014 laptop so that I could get better performance in Photoshop and start to experience games the way they were intended. I was also hopeful it would help me do college work faster (I'm a computer engineering major!) and I was getting back into programming at the time. It was really exciting to build and joyous to see everyday tasks like launching programs being unimaginably fast, mainly thanks to that 970 EVO SSD! So yeah, I am a very mixed user of my computer so I need it to do a decent job at all kinds of tasks. If you're interested, I specifically: Play games: Mainly what I can do with friends, like Fall Guys, Among Us, Fortnite, Tabletop Simulator, Terraria, GTA V, including browser games like Jackbox and JKLM and Bonk and Sporcle, and other games I can enjoy alone like Celeste, Portal 2 (though I still have simultaneous singleplayer voice calls with friends for those too). Program and write code: I started with Python and then learned JavaScript to become a web developer, and am now working through learning Rust and re-establishing fundamental knowledge about data structures and algorithms that I was lacking before, and am going even deeper into concurrency. The description hint says to mention what projects we're involved with, so if it's okay to post my social profile, you can find me on GitHub as @babichjacob where I primarily publish tools for working with the Svelte web framework. Though less accessible, I also have code from my home automation and security system built on Home Assistant on there, in addition to other random learning experience repositories. Do some artistic stuff: I used to be more into graphic design with Photoshop, but have moved to doing web design as part of web development. I would love to see myself get back into graphic design if my computer is better able to handle it after upgrades. 3D modeling and rendering would also be something I could get into from that, so I'm excited. The upgrades I have lined up right now are for the CPU (currently Ryzen 5 2600 as you'll see in the parts list below) and graphics card (RX 580 8 GB). For those, I think I'm going to get a Ryzen 5 5600 from Micro Center because it looks like it'll be a great ~40% speedup and stay within my budget (not needing a separate big cooler either!). I'm still in the middle stages of researching a graphics card to upgrade to, but it seems like a RX 6600 XT or 6650 XT will be excellent upgrades that I can still afford. What's motivated me to upgrade these parts is that they may not be keeping up with latest games (typically having lag spikes and sometimes crashing) or with my expanding demands from my computer (complex programs having longer compilation times — I've been spending 2022 learning Rust!). My first attempt to solve these problems and make my computer work better for me was to upgrade the RAM from 16 GB to 32 GB (and add some RGB for more performance!), but it looks like there is more to be done. Thank you for reading about and checking out my build!$923.99 -
midsize pc midsize pc
My at home computer. Both my brothers and sister all use this pc My at home computer. Both my brothers and sister all use this pc$681.93 -
2021 PC for FUN 2021 PC for FUN
I built this PC for my girlfriend as a Christmas present. She plays a lot of simulation-type games, and is really big into... I built this PC for my girlfriend as a Christmas present. She plays a lot of simulation-type games, and is really big into the indie scene. She's currently playing a lot of Euro Truck Simulator. The first upgrade we're looking at is probably a newer GPU.$775.96 -
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Semi Budget Build from 2020 Semi Budget Build from 2020
general use and gaming general use and gaming$965.92 -
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Rebant's Gaming Rig Rebant's Gaming Rig
just for light gaming and school work just for light gaming and school work$778.92 -
Light Gaming / Plex Server Light Gaming / Plex Server
I built this to take the place of an older gaming rig that I have been using as a Plex server. I built this to take the place of an older gaming rig that I have been using as a Plex server.$1,058.91 -
Rainbow Blizzard Rainbow Blizzard
The purpose on why I built this PC/Setup, was because I needed something to use for school especially because of the virus... The purpose on why I built this PC/Setup, was because I needed something to use for school especially because of the virus that going on in the air. I also built it so that I could just have my own space in the house that I could relax in. Games I usually play are, Rainbow Six Siege, Call of Duty Modern Warfare, Fall Guys, and Counter Strike. I can usually run two things at once with the help of the two Asus Monitors that I use. I usually have discord on monitor 1 and my game running on monitor 2. This setup is also great for watching things like Netflix or YouTube. I have flags that separate down the part of the basement where I have my so called man cave. Not to mention I have to have a 50 foot Ethernet cord that runs from the computer to a storage room that's also in the basement, and from there it runs up through the ceiling directing into the internet router of the house. I love detail and that's why i have so many things on my walls surrounding the setup just so it does not look so empty. Using things like flags, picture frames, basketball jerseys, scarves, hand drawn Mario, and my favorite, a diamond sword.$1,005.88 -
Budget Gaming and Streaming Budget Gaming and Streaming
I built this for gaming and streaming. I built this for gaming and streaming.$982.92 -
First Gaming build (UV) First Gaming build (UV)
Started out as a first build to use for music production but quickly turned into my first budget gaming PC Started out as a first build to use for music production but quickly turned into my first budget gaming PC$1,544.90 -
Sapphire Sapphire
I built this PC so I could play games like Valorant and Rust where i have good ping on both of them. I built this PC so I could play games like Valorant and Rust where i have good ping on both of them.$1,025.92 -
AMD/Corsair Gaming Build AMD/Corsair Gaming Build
Built up as a fun 1080p gaming machine with mid-tier components (for 2020). Typical games are Sim Racing titles such as... Built up as a fun 1080p gaming machine with mid-tier components (for 2020). Typical games are Sim Racing titles such as Assetto Corsa, iRacing, Project Cars 2; Battle Royales, and The Division 2 (with cool lighting effects supported by iCue). Ultimately will be Twitch streaming my racing career. Halfway through piecing it together I realized that I had a lot of Corsair components (case, PSU, rgb lights) I went ahead with the HD series RGB fans over the case-included stock fans and the newly released A100 CPU air cooler (dropped Ryzen 3600 temps from stock cooled 45C idle to 26C idle!) to complement my K63 TKL board and Nightsword and XL sized desk mat. Latest components to the build include the add-on LS100 kits for very cool, smooth lighting effects to complement the original RGB strips. Along the way I was inspired to add the LS100 strips directly to my GPU support tower not as subtle lighting, but making it full up-front and visible. The 275R Airflow case is lightyears better than my old 2008 Newegg case, with way better cable management and expansion options. The mesh front, top, and PSU are easy to clean and keeps the case relatively dust-free.$1,092.92 -
Leem's Very Average PC 2: Electric... Leem's Very Average PC 2: Electric Boogaloo
Roughly the same thing that I had last year, with a couple additions (mostly storage and peripherals upgrades) Roughly the same thing that I had last year, with a couple additions (mostly storage and peripherals upgrades)$1,647.88 -
Budget AMD Ryzen 2700x Gaming Build Budget AMD Ryzen 2700x Gaming Build
This PC is primarily going to be used for gaming. It is a new build, and most of the components were chosen based on keeping... This PC is primarily going to be used for gaming. It is a new build, and most of the components were chosen based on keeping the build within a specific budget, while still making it gaming capable. I expect the performance to be on par with a mid-level gaming rig, able to play almost any game, but not necessarily at the highest possible settings.$691.93 -
Total Sleeper Total Sleeper
Putting a lot of decent entry level power into the unassuming Spec-02 Redshift case is always a bit of a challenge as it... Putting a lot of decent entry level power into the unassuming Spec-02 Redshift case is always a bit of a challenge as it lends itself to being very difficult to manage cabling in.....challenge accepted.$849.92 -
First gaming system First gaming system
This custom system was built for a young customer that plays CS go. Before this he was using a older all in one that played... This custom system was built for a young customer that plays CS go. Before this he was using a older all in one that played at 10 FPS.$591.94