Build Showcase

This was once a pre-built gaming desktop that I'm steadily upgrading to suit my preferences. Primarily for smoother gameplay in multiplayer games or with high graphic settings in single-player games. My end goal is to have an all-white interior to better match the light blue case.

I'll just go through this. Parts I got brand new: CPU, Motherboard, PSU, CPU Cooler. Parts I got used/refurbished: Ram, GPU, Case, SSD I took from my old laptop. This was easily my favorite project I've ever took part in. I remember before I got my original original PC, I wanted to build my own but I was 11, dumb, and my parents thought it took soldering. Now, 5 years later I actually did it, and I'm so happy!! It runs siege (basically one of the only games I play) perfectly on 1080p getting 300 FPS, unlike the 60-100 FPS I was getting on my old laptop lol.

Useful build for Dad Modified the chaise on the case by removing the center hard drive tray chaise to fit the video card properly

Built for Les Mikulecky Jr He does utilize ai for ss lesson material and other general trouble shooting had to remove the circled HD tray to fit the video card in the Chasi see picture

Some dude I helped move was throwing this build away. Almost went to the PC graveyard. The AZZA hurrican 2000 case from 2010. I reused the storage, case, and PSU. Added some stickers:) Previous build inside: Mobo: ASUS Maximus Hero VI GPU: msi 1060 6gb RAM: 16 gb corsair dominator ddr3 2400mhz CPU: Intel core i7 4790k SSD: crucial 500gb HDD: WD Black 3 TB PSU: corsair hx1000 CPU cooler: Arctic Freezer 13 co 250w tdp New Build: Mobo: MSI MPG Z490 gaming edge GPU: EVGA XC3 Hybrid 3080 RAM: 16gb Gskill ripjaws 16gb 3600 mhz CPU: Intel core i5 11600k SSD: crucial 500gb HDD: WD Black 3 TB CPU cooler: Arctic Freezer 13 co 250w tdp

Built a PC in 2023 with a Ryzen 5 5600 and a RX 6600, with 16GB's of RAM and 1TB of storage. Upgraded it through the years until how it is now. I use it for anything and everything, Playing Blue Rays, Streaming Movies, and Gaming. It runs fantastically, and its cool and quiet. I'll soon be bringing this PC to College with me, and i couldn't think of a better PC to have while I'm there. My cable management is lazy. Some items are not present because they are packed away for college.

Cost about $1500 to build in 2023.

This is my ABS Aeolian Ruby prebuilt (AR7800X3D5070TI), purchased as a complete system and recreated here from the exact components listed by ABS and verified on this PC. It has an AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GIGABYTE B850 GAMING WIFI6 motherboard, white GIGABYTE Eagle GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB, Team T-Force Delta RGB 32GB DDR5-6000, KLEVV CRAS C910 2TB NVMe SSD, GAMDIAS CHIONE E4-360 white liquid cooler, and Windows 11 Pro. The actual case is a GAMDIAS TALOS M3 MESH WH, and the actual power supply is a 750W ATX 2.0, 80+ Gold, non-modular unit. Newegg's current Showcase catalog did not list the exact case, and ABS does not identify the PSU brand, so I left those two catalog slots blank instead of inserting false substitutes. I use this machine every day for trading platforms, AI tools, productivity, gaming, and heavy multitasking. It has been fast, stable, and a great all-around workstation.

Just a little something I put together..first real build from scratch

this is my current pc this reqally good every game at higest yes it can handle it perfactly i jst want a ups cause the often powercuts in my area until then it working fine

Would love some suggestions on how to improve setup. Currently i don't have the desk i want, im trying to eventually have an earthy tone setup

A straightforward build I made for my wife.

Memeory RAM I have is "G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 64 (32x2) GB CL26" but this is only available I can find in Newegg, but the specs is the same just different apperance. Honestly would prefer Royal instead of Neo but baught it when it was few months old year ago and costed me around $300. Got proof to show and just so it happens, baught it from Newegg and shows my invoice in order history. Got the "Corsair iCUE H170i ELITE LCD XT", not the CAPELLIX XT but the coolor i have doesnt exist in Newegg's selection lists, so I choose what fit close to my coolor that is similar. Got the "Corsair 7000D AIRFLOW ATX Full Tower" case but wasn't in Newegg selection lists, so choose the "Corsair AIR 5400 LX-R RGB iCUE LINK Triple Chamber Mid-Tower" because that how much it costed me almost (exclude taxes). The Power Supply almost the same, difference is mine is 2023 and it's "ATX 3.0 & PCIe 5.0 Compliant" so there is a big difference from 2025. Also my PSU was baought from Newegg as well so should be shown in my order history. As for my GPU, this was a giveaway I won and said myself that if I win in giveaway raffle on October 2025, I'll wait out for next GPU next series. If i didnt won, would've saved up and baught the 5080 Ti instead months ago.

A build suited perfectly to me. Started with an off the shelf pc from Best Buy. Added some extra nvme memory and upgraded to 32gb rgb ram. Added 2 ram dummy sticks for the looks. Upgraded the mother board also from a b650 to a b850.

When i first got the pc it was only $1200

I had an 8 year old computer and I needed to upgrade. I spent around a month of reading reviews, watching tutorials, looking at other builds, comparing prices, etc. I believe I saved around $1k building a quality setup compared to other prebuilds. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Link the youtube video of me assembling it. https://youtu.be/O27p7_AbLP8?si=oiy3h671oDNZoPDx PC benchmark https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/73384513 CPU-Z https://valid.x86.fr/wpejsk

As soon as I saw this case I knew I had to build in it. I wanted matching standard intake fans from Dark Flash (that came with the case) for the AIO fans but I can only find reverse intake fans in stock anywhere. I did end up getting three reverse intake fans for the bottom of the case.