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Rig upgrade Rig upgrade
So I am a casual gamer now that i am over 30, and my last build was pretty old and I could feel it holding back the... So I am a casual gamer now that i am over 30, and my last build was pretty old and I could feel it holding back the performance in my mild gaming needs.$1,193.93 -
monochrome monochrome
Last rig of RX 580 + ryzen 1600 was showing its age in stutters and slow productivity speeds. And ever since the pandemic,... Last rig of RX 580 + ryzen 1600 was showing its age in stutters and slow productivity speeds. And ever since the pandemic, I've been doing more gaming in my spare time, mainly Valorant and Overwatch.I also am starting to do some photo editing, and rendering so the i7 is doing its job here, also the minor bump in cache is beneficial for my 1% lows in high refresh gaming. This build was initially completed with an RX 6600XT but like a week later, I upgraded my monitor to the ASUS XG279AQM 270hz 1440p and the 6600XT was struggling there. So I upgraded to the Sapphire Nitro 6800XT and all is well now, well I feel like I've now caught the upgrade bug and am closely following AMD/Nvidia news for the next gen parts since my 6800XT doesn't always maintain 270 FPS on 1% lows. But it's not like I'm going to be a professional gamer so the rational part of me is trying to maintain control of the wallet. In the end, I will most likely grab a 7900 XTX which will surely be able to maintain the 270 1% low that I am adamant on trying to reach... right??? Onto the CPU side of things, I have decided to make the trip to Microcenter to pick up a 13700k to upgrade over my 12700k. I know, I know. This is not a rational thing to do, but hear me out, the 12700k will be going to my SO's rig who currently is using a 12100. The original plan was to wait until Meteor Lake to do this but I've read rumors of there being potential delays on Meteor Lake and 2023 mainly going to be Raptor Lake refreshes which will not be worth looking at.$2,029.94 -
Gaming / Productivity / Work PC Gaming / Productivity / Work PC
My HP OMEN laptop was starting to feel tired being put to work 40+hrs a week and additional playtime hours when the weather... My HP OMEN laptop was starting to feel tired being put to work 40+hrs a week and additional playtime hours when the weather turns cold. This is it's successor. My gaming is typically heavily modded it until it breaks Skyrim, FFXIV, LOL, Civ VI, RDR 2, Assassin's Creed franchise and so on. Work is some light and heavy excel / sheets for and productivity is light photo / video editing at the amateur level. Priorities considered during build: 1.Performance 2.Quiet (I'm so tired of laptop coil wine and loud ramp ups) 3.Functionality 4.Value/$ 5.Aesthetics: Avoided gamery looking finished build (RGB). They're cool but not for my daily driver.$2,003.90 -
My Mom PC My Mom PC
It for my mom, It use it for many reason, she has a SAS job and other stuff, that why all the storage. But i got the 3090... It for my mom, It use it for many reason, she has a SAS job and other stuff, that why all the storage. But i got the 3090 because of a deal, for 400 on another website$2,823.90 -
My Second Build My Second Build
I've been wanting to build a computer for a while to run VR games and experiment with higher processing power. I've been wanting to build a computer for a while to run VR games and experiment with higher processing power.$1,750.91 -
My Meshilicious My Meshilicious
The best case I've ever built in The best case I've ever built in$1,439.93 -
Hotpot>KBBQ Hotpot>KBBQ
I built this to game at highest settings from LoL to Lost Ark to FFXIV, stream to my friends on Disc/Twitch, and handle... I built this to game at highest settings from LoL to Lost Ark to FFXIV, stream to my friends on Disc/Twitch, and handle everything from watching YT videos to running simple coding projects.$1,330.92 -
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UnderOne UnderOne
Was under $1K before inflation. Uses built-in graphics to save money. Not for gaming. Was under $1K before inflation. Uses built-in graphics to save money. Not for gaming.$1,064.92 -
General Purpose Workhorse General Purpose Workhorse
I built this PC for general purpose usage (web browsing, image editing, software development, maybe some light gaming, etc).... I built this PC for general purpose usage (web browsing, image editing, software development, maybe some light gaming, etc). I'm pretty happy with it overall. My only complaint might be that I can hear the fans quietly whirring when the room is quiet, but I suppose that's to be expected with a mesh case, and it's not really an issue. I will probably add a couple of HDDs from my old computer for additional storage, but the 1TB SSD is plenty of space and super fast. If I decide to get into PC gaming in the future, I will upgrade the graphics card when prices come down; but the T600 seems more than adequate for general usage.$939.93 -
Miguel's build 2.0 Miguel's build 2.0
Put this together for a friend for twitch and apex Put this together for a friend for twitch and apex$1,448.41 -
Gonzaemon Gonzaemon
Photo & Video Editing / CAD 3D Printing / Gaming Photo & Video Editing / CAD 3D Printing / Gaming$1,143.37 -
Major moose's gaming build Major moose's gaming build
I built this rig for my friend. He was interested in playing apex and general twitch use. I helped him pick the parts out... I built this rig for my friend. He was interested in playing apex and general twitch use. I helped him pick the parts out and put it together.$1,448.41 -
Stock market machine Stock market machine
Built for stock market research on 3 screens Built for stock market research on 3 screens$629.93 -
Toasty Bros 2020 $500 Budget Gaming PC... Toasty Bros 2020 $500 Budget Gaming PC Build
Taking into account the current marketplace and limited availability of some choice products, sometimes it can be difficult... Taking into account the current marketplace and limited availability of some choice products, sometimes it can be difficult to find the perfect parts for your build. Today, Matt and Jackson put together an amazing budget gaming build for you! They chose an Intel Core i3-9100F Quad-Core CPU, ASUS B360 PRIME mATX motherboard paired with a Gigabyte RX 5500 XT Overclocked and 16GB of DDR4-3200 RAM from Crucial. The great value and performance of this build shine through in-game. Getting around 80-110 fps on mixed Normal/Medium settings in Warzone. Performance in Shadow of the Tomb Raider was equally impressive, getting an average of 60 fps on high settings. Matt makes a serious recommendation to include 16GB of RAM in your next build as it's becoming the new standard for good gaming performance. Watch their video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuyqYjAyHLE What do you think about The Toasty Bros build? With the limited availability of some parts, would you wait for parts to get back in-stock or would you buy what's available now?$551.93
