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Destro Destro
Gaming build and a backup 4K video editing machine Gaming build and a backup 4K video editing machine$5,753.93 -
Galaxy Galaxy
My dad and I built the room together and worked on everything together. We hangout here, watch movies, to shows, to gaming.... My dad and I built the room together and worked on everything together. We hangout here, watch movies, to shows, to gaming. It has been a long journey that took a lot of time but it was a lot of fun and well worth it in the end. The only thing I would change regarding the pc is the motherboard and go with a z590 but this was a year ago when z590 did not exsist. Not a fan of current mobo looks but it does the job and then some overall. Really happy with everything$4,059.92 -
Rainbow Glory ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Rainbow Glory ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
This was an upgrade to my previous rig. I wanted to go with a white theme so I could use the RGB to make any color theme I... This was an upgrade to my previous rig. I wanted to go with a white theme so I could use the RGB to make any color theme I wanted. The upgrade was the same, just keep the majority of the system white in order to maintain the ability to make any color theme I want. It’s a gaming rig most importantly. I enjoy first person shooter games mostly. I’ve played almost the entire far cry series on it. I also enjoy games similar to GTA and Watchdogs as well. The only upgrade I desperately want for it is a GPU. It has a 2070 super currently which is very capable. I would like to put a white card in it of course and at the same time, a 30 series card would be wonderful.$2,313.35 -
VirtualMafia Gaming PC VirtualMafia Gaming PC
Umm Its a Kick Ass gaming PC....duh Umm Its a Kick Ass gaming PC....duh$5,444.85 -
Uh... Uh...
Playing some Tarkov, to Microsoft Flight Sim 2020. Playing some Tarkov, to Microsoft Flight Sim 2020.$1,542.91 -
First Gaming PC First Gaming PC
I'm building this pc because I was going to buy a ps5 since my ps4 is outdated but since I couldn't get a ps5 I decided to... I'm building this pc because I was going to buy a ps5 since my ps4 is outdated but since I couldn't get a ps5 I decided to go for a pc since It will have more then 1 use other than gaming but now I can't get a gpu so I'm just stuck turning it on every day just to admire the rgb and turning it right back off. I probably should've bought the gpu first since I've been contemplating this build since like January. Other than that I love it. It has so much more use than a ps5 and I'll probably have it for longer due to the upgradability of all the components. (Images posted are screen shots from a video I took of the build)$1,598.90 -
Jun's PC Jun's PC
this is my 6th built including one for my daughter just a month ago, the last built I did was 5 yrs ago wanted to have a... this is my 6th built including one for my daughter just a month ago, the last built I did was 5 yrs ago wanted to have a good rig to last me for a while, I used to be a certified CompTIA + and build computers as my hobby, my real job is aircraft technician as license FAA A&P current work as Aircraft Quality Assurance....$1,454.94 -
IRacing roll cage wrap in sheetmetal. IRacing roll cage wrap in sheetmetal.
Few pictures of my simulator rig Few pictures of my simulator rig$299.99 -
The Glow Up The Glow Up
I will be playing F1, Fortnite, Forza Horizon 4. I will also be using this PC for streaming in the further for when I get a... I will be playing F1, Fortnite, Forza Horizon 4. I will also be using this PC for streaming in the further for when I get a graphics card.$1,669.93 -
Philip's Streaming/Recording Setup Philip's Streaming/Recording Setup
I recently came to microcenter in hopes of getting a new pc. I picked up this beast along with 3 monitors (1x MSI Monitor,... I recently came to microcenter in hopes of getting a new pc. I picked up this beast along with 3 monitors (1x MSI Monitor, and 2x BenQ monitors). I have had no problems with this machine. The keyboard is an EagleTec KG050-BR (With white keycaps), and the Mouse is an Ajazz AJ52. Both items I bought on amazon.$2,147.87 -
What started off as a prebuild G164... What started off as a prebuild G164 turned out to be a case swap/build!
Now to wait the GPU Madness out and get either a 5700xt or 6800xt now that I have thermal/size headroom at a good price! And... Now to wait the GPU Madness out and get either a 5700xt or 6800xt now that I have thermal/size headroom at a good price! And yeah not show my age...it will run Crysis lol! First build in almost 10 years, back in the AMD Phenom II days! MicroCenter is the one good thing if not the only good thing about where I live lol!$1,089.91 -
First Build First Build
First Gaming build. Will be updating to a 3080 once I get one. First Gaming build. Will be updating to a 3080 once I get one.$2,306.91 -
Video editor Video editor
I built this PC as a hobby and for video editing. It's been over 20 years since I've messed with computers, and i wanted to... I built this PC as a hobby and for video editing. It's been over 20 years since I've messed with computers, and i wanted to build a desktop PC. I recently decided to wade into video production, so i changed my build plan from general mid grade PC to future proof video editing PC. The most challenging part was finding a sufficient GPU for a decent price. Because of Covid lockdowns and Bitcoin mining, the GPU was the most difficult to obtain. I got screwed on Amazon once and again on Ebay. Definitely shop around and be wary of shady sellers. In fact, I'm still waiting for my GPU. It's supposed to be here tomorrow!$2,028.88 -
1650 Budget Build 1650 Budget Build
I went to Microcenter to make an AMD 3400G build since I wanted a budget build and no GPUs were in stock previously. Then... I went to Microcenter to make an AMD 3400G build since I wanted a budget build and no GPUs were in stock previously. Then the unthinkable happened... A wild 1650 appeard on the shelf staring at me. I had to grab and change up my budget build a little bit. All in all I was able to keep it all under $1000 (considering I already had a case and a Seagate 2TB 7200RPM HDD). The picture of the rig is just built and went through bios. Cable management was okay but I think i can pretty it up just a little bit but overall it works as intended.$761.91 -
1st Build in 10yrs 1st Build in 10yrs
Gaming: COD, Rainbow 6, CSGO, D3, everything and anything new!! Sooo the current market is rough right now so I bought... Gaming: COD, Rainbow 6, CSGO, D3, everything and anything new!! Sooo the current market is rough right now so I bought everything and anything whether I needed it or not then returned what I don't use or need. However, it's been 10yrs since my last build Ryzen is all new to me and when I initially walked in to purchase parts I went in with a casual head of "ladadada building a new PC what to get what to get" not knowing it's the 5600x release and everyone is buying everything sooo I went into panic mode of "what do I get uhh excuse me sir. u got any recommendations on what to go for? Or Soo what u grabbing today? Or "wow man today is crazy what build u building?" Obviously to not sound like a noob and I kind of went off that. However, now that I've built, seen everything, and we'll informed here are the things I'd do differently. Ryzen 7 5800x EVGA 3080 360 cappelix 5000D Airflow or lian li lo xl QL FANS Corsair rgb ram Don't get me wrong I'm more than satisfied with my build 1000% speaking if I could go back in time then this is more the route I'd go.$3,218.97 -
Stealth Stealth
So I been building & messing around with computers since high-school, overall been amazed by them & thought they're so cool.... So I been building & messing around with computers since high-school, overall been amazed by them & thought they're so cool. So over the years of having a home pre-built stock pc, I took it upon myself to start opening them and looking at the insides of what makes it. Then my freshmen year in hs I actually took 1 of them apart & customized the case by drawing cut shapes and having my father cut & paint it then I would install those tube neon lights inside the case & stuck a piece of arcylic behind the door so the cut out pieces weren't open. That's where it all began, after seeing that outcome of that I knew I loved it and always wanted to build my own 1 day. Unfortunately I don't have a photo of the pc because I didn't think to take a photo of it sadly but I remember it very clearly. It was a tall case with 3 cut triangles on 1 side with a fan in the middle of them. The paint was all dark blue with black speckles all over, it was my favorite case. Anyways when I was working I kinda got lost from computers and got into sneakers therefore I was spending pay checks on sneakers instead of pc parts. I would always play world of warcraft on the pc whenever it would run cause the pc wasn't top tier to spec it was still stock in the inside just fancy on the outside. After the fact I got out of pc & switched to sneakers I obviously stopped playing pc because I would work & school. After those 5 years at bestbuy my friend & brother asked if I wanted to play world of warcraft again & I said yeah sure. So I would play on this dell laptop my mom got me for school & to be honest it ran really well & to this day I still have that dell laptop & it still runs amazing. The laptop isn't that old prolly 3years or so. Then I was like I need to build a desktop, I always wanted the alienware area 51 alx desktop but couldn't afford 1 brand new so I recently purchase 1 on ebay for $200 used and with a bit of damage. I was always looking at alienware pics because I thought they were so cool but just over priced for me. So when it arrived in a large box that weighted like 90 pounds I was star strucked when I opened it. It was like a dream come true. Then over time I gamed on that then sold the internals of it and purchased everything else that makes a pc besides the case, brand new. After that happened I had a daughter then moved in with my girlfriend but couldn't bring the pc over because it was too huge so I was forced to leave it at my parents house. Eventually I was able to convince her to bring it over if I put it into a smaller case, so I put it in 1 of those open cases because just a stand that holds all the components together. Then time passes & I put it in a lian li o11 dynamic razer edition case but it has to sit on a chair so it not taking up space. I had to customize the doors for this case because I have a noctua cooler which is huge & the glass doors wouldn't clear them so I brought 2 sheets of black tinted arcylic & cut them to shape & took the bracket off the glass door & slap them on the arcylic doors with a hole cut where it wasn't clearing & now fits. So here's my pc that was a mission to complete but finally is done for now. For updates in the future, I am currently now looking for a new motherboard to update the msi board I have cause for me it makes the build look kinda cheap lol but it works great & the board has been good to me. But I do wanna upgrade that to a Asus rog maximus xi formula z390 board because I want the usb c front panel to work on the case & I want built in wifi instead of having that extra card for wifi.$3,744.95 -
My Day to Day :) #MicroCenterMadness My Day to Day :) #MicroCenterMadness
I use this pc for my school work and gaming and talking to friends and all the hobbies I have. I multitask a lot, and the... I use this pc for my school work and gaming and talking to friends and all the hobbies I have. I multitask a lot, and the orientation of my double monitors really helps with that. I'm not a pro at anything to be honest. I stream just for the fun of it, and I game just to spend time with friends. My PC is capable of most things, and I have yet to come across something that puts any stress on my computer. I play games like Valorant and GTA every here and there. I also at night leave my pc on to mine crypto. It makes like 2$ only, but it adds up and is actually enough to cover the entire electricity bill of everything in my home :) I've always wanted to build my pc and have a nice setup, and while writing this, I'm just now noticing how far I really came. A few years ago, I wouldn't have even imagined my setup would look like this lol. But part by part, minor upgrades here and there really showed a big difference in the long run, which I'm grateful for. Also my We Bare Bear funkos are part of my setup, they mean a lot to me. The laptop I have on my right of my desk I don't use much since that was actually what I used to use before I had a decent PC. I also feel like there might be some controversy with the parts I have, either its cause of pricing or performance. But when I upgrade my PC I do consider having better performance but having it look good matters more to me since I'm not really doing anything that needs a lot of good specs.$2,291.90 -
The placeholder. The placeholder.
This is my mess of a workbench and gaming area with sub-par storage techniques, I need more shelves and boxes. I play games,... This is my mess of a workbench and gaming area with sub-par storage techniques, I need more shelves and boxes. I play games, do research, and tinker with tech. The PC I'm currently using is a minor upgrade from a previous build which featured a 2nd gen I5 with essentially all the same other specs. I built it because I needed something with even a marginal amount of performance improvement. I call it a placeholder because I have stared a build around the Ryzen 5800x and an MSI Tomahawk X570 WIFI motherboard and I'm waiting on an RTX 3080 like soo many others. I intend to upgrade the ram to 16GB if the motherboard will accept a 4x4GB RAM configuration.$358.55 -
#MicroCenterMadness The Falcon and The... #MicroCenterMadness The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Build
I build the computer for personal use and for programming. I am a web developer and I needed a new PC because the older one... I build the computer for personal use and for programming. I am a web developer and I needed a new PC because the older one is slow and kept crashing. It took me sometime to get the parts but at the end it it was a nice to have everything together to start the build. I was anxious. Also the problem with the graphic cards didn't help because everyone wanted one and the bots were really annoying. This was my first actual build and I am really proud of it. Everything works really smoothly and I know it will last a lifetime. My next upgrade for this build will be storage.$3,136.86 -
Shedstation 2021 #MicroCenterMadness Shedstation 2021 #MicroCenterMadness
Forged in the beating heart of a dragon, the shedstation contains the latest bleeding edge tech from last gen. It mostly... Forged in the beating heart of a dragon, the shedstation contains the latest bleeding edge tech from last gen. It mostly runs warcraft and dota and sits on a fully custom 3D printed modular PC case. Need to get me a Keychron K3 though, and I need to find a spot for my CRT and 4K monitor. Also currently using a custom Mouse + Keypad contraption for multiboxing classic wow$1,134.95 -
SIMRIG #MicroCenterMadness SIMRIG #MicroCenterMadness
This system was mainly built for flight and racing sims with multi-screen support. I wanted a setup that included 3 screens... This system was mainly built for flight and racing sims with multi-screen support. I wanted a setup that included 3 screens wiht good graphics performance.$1,893.91 -
#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 -
Velocity Velocity
I'm a huge Techie and Gamer! This is my 3rd build since I started PC Gaming, I've built everyone! Shout-out to Microcenter... I'm a huge Techie and Gamer! This is my 3rd build since I started PC Gaming, I've built everyone! Shout-out to Microcenter for always having what I need! I play everything from CoD, to League of Legends, to Minecraft. this beautiful machine handles it all! I was hoping to upgrade my GPUs that I took from my last build, but things are a bit crazy in that regards right now! Though my current setup still gets the job done extremely nicely! So far I've overclocked the CPU to 5.0GHz, the highest I was able to get it was 5.4, but I feel safer at 5.0 with a lower voltage, for daily use. I love that my PC is able to handle anything I throw at it and the temperatures are beautiful too. CPU and GPUs are liquid cooled and it sure makes a difference! **For some reason whenever I upload a photo it keeps flipping them T_T$10,737.90 -
#MicroCenterMadness! Quarantine Build #MicroCenterMadness! Quarantine Build
Needed a desk and pc without all the mess that comes with it. Ended up building a custom desk with the help of my dad as a... Needed a desk and pc without all the mess that comes with it. Ended up building a custom desk with the help of my dad as a Quarantine project to fit the room. It's used for gaming, schoolwork and the occasional photo/video editing. In the future, I may plan on upgrading the graphics card, or even attempt to do custom water cooling. It definitely took a while to build, having its ups and downs (especially cable management) during construction but the end result was worth it.$1,695.45
