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Runs cool and quiet. It took awhile to get to this point (Ship of Theseus-esque), but the internal components are mostly where I want them, a few upgrades to storage would be ideal, and I plan on getting an OLED monitor. No complaints regarding overall performance though, the 7800X3D is incredibly fast for gaming and the 5070 Ti was worth every penny- which I obtained at MSRP. I didn't design it around the idea of PC gaming on the go, but the Jonsbo monitor on the front panel works incredibly well for gaming with a very high pixel fidelity display so it can work as an-all-one system with a controller, even with the iGPU of the 7800X3D at the recommended resolution. It's a tight fit with all the added fans (reducing clearance for larger GPUs and secondary PCiE slot use) and cooling- with most cable management being regulated to the area under the PSU, leaving little room on the back side for the fans and header. If there are any questions about the set up or the build, please ask. I know it's far from perfect but I've spent a lot of time on this, so I'm open to all questions and comments for changes that lead to improvements.

What started as a simple SSD swap in an old Dell laptop turned into a full-blown PC building obsession. I planned a modest $1200-$1500 1080p gaming rig. That plan didn’t last long. Soon, I was knee deep in the rabbit hole, comparing GPUs, chasing deals, and flipping parts. I went from an RX 6600 to a 5070… and finally landed on the PNY Epic X OC RTX 5070 TI ARGB. It’s fast, flashy, and solid with a Ryzen 5 9600X (that’ll eventually be upgraded to a 9900X3D). The build? It’s a custom beauty: Lian Li LANCOOL 216 case (awesome airflow!), Lian Li SL-INF fans, 7TB of storage, 32GB of RAM, 27" OLED monitor, Dual Sense controller for gaming and Logitech Extreme 3D flight stick for MSFS, all tuned and clean. Temps stay cool, performance is nuts (up to 200+ FPS avg in BO6!), and everything just works. I honestly call it the SKing because it simply runs things and yeah, I’m proud. I built this myself as a complete noob, watched endless tutorial videos, used a ton of chat GPT and learned a lot along the way. This isn’t just a PC build. It’s proof you can do anything you set your mind to!

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Dream build 2025

10th Gen Build, Last Series before Intel Stumble. Had this RIG for years. I had built with the plans to do custom water cooling eventually but honestly this case was just too big. Super easy to build in but it's monster size just takes up too much room. Great PC and been a solid but it's time to move onto a smaller build and AMD Setup with a 4070TI I picked up.

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Dream Build, Complete.

Bought at Micro Center 1400 which is cheaper than new egg if you have one.

I wanted to screw around with some server hardware. At first, i was hunting for an older Dell Poweredge full tower because they look cool and have the quick swap drive bays. But, I couldn't find any that were complete enough for the price, or that had enough wattage. Then I remembered, I had an unfinished PC build and i figured, I'm not using that case, so i bought the Tyan motherboard with the dual CPUs already installed. put the motherboard in, and then ordered a 18ct lot of DDR3 ram totaling up to 144GB. All of that plus the Radeon Pro i had impulsively bought, added up into the hefty beast that i named Cobalt

Basic SSF Build used for Gaming and Photo Editing

this is a non-sleeper sleeper, a second chance for my old 360 as it gave me the red ring of death, built out of spite to not let the poor thing die. had an idea to keep running specs compared to an Xbox One. needed to upgrade from prior PC, so why not combine them? it also was the Saints Row edition console and had purple LED's in it, currently now has a single strip across the Disk drive slot as I did not have room for Optical media, runs stable at 50C with 3 60mm fans, waiting on 5060 LP to show, temp card is a 2060

My computer photo/video editing, gaming, and local ai workloads.

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Upgraded from my ~5 year old PC - a 10700K, 3070, and 48GB of RAM to a Core Ultra 265K, 5070 Ti, and 64 GB of RAM. Comparing benchmarks from 3DMark, the new system is over 2x the performance. Not bad, not bad at all! New system score: 7910 with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti and Intel Core Ultra 7 Processor 265K Old system score: 3345 with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 and Intel Core i7-10700K Processor My 15 year old helped me build it today - and other than some minor mishaps like not knowing how to best run cables, a bent header pin for the 5G USB, etc - all went well. System runs quiet, and beautiful.

This is my 1st ever build, pls don't judge me too hard haha. -Also added the Phillips Hue PC lightstrip on the back of the monitor :)

White PC Build

Image is before cable managment, just verified boot up after placing and took photo. Don't feel like taking another photo ¯\_(?)_/¯

Current everything build. I am currently working on some upgrades, will be switching the pcu to AMD 9950X3D switching to 1000w PSU and changing my ram sticks up. might switch over to the new NZXT MB for more power options but i have not fully decided on doing that yet.

I think these pictures are from when I was using an MSI mobo. I'll update the picture soon. Currently I'm collecting parts to watercool my rig.

Asus CSM Model for Reliability Ryzen 7 in an unusual space in price vs performance but seemed the right fit for me personally (Light local LLM, audio production, some VMs) G.Skill EXPO Memory Profile I cheaped out on the case : / No GPU PSU specced w/o GPU Dual Drive but I believe this board supports RAID, need to double check. Requires some BIOS fan profile tweaking to get it to not sound like a server I ended up adding a second Phanteks fan

This PC is a Powerhouse and makes me jump with joy on every game I play, i love it so much and will NEVER regret buying it! W Newegg as well ??