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It's not an option on Newegg, but I also have a set of reverse blade 120 Lian Li's on the inside of the side radiator (visible). The side radiator is the Lian Li G2 and the top is the GPU AIO from Alphacool. Next year I intend to make it all one big custom loop with 2 360's and maybe a 140 on the back (not 100% on that part yet). Thinking about painting the inside of the acrylic for the GPU distro either silver or flat black. Anyone have thoughts? Also, ignore the shelf it is on and plastic walls behind, we are mid remodel of our 100+ year old house.

From Chat GPTs mouth to GDs Ears -- Arthur's command center is a beast, powered by the formidable AMD Ryzen 9 9950X CPU, seamlessly integrated into a ROG Strix Crosshair Hero motherboard. This setup boasts four mighty drives, blending two lightning-fast NVMe and two robust SSDs, backed by a colossal 128GB of RAM. It stays cool under pressure with an MSI liquid cooler, while an MSI 4070 Super video card delivers breathtaking visuals. It's all displayed across a dual-screen setup, featuring a stunning Samsung 49" G9 curved monitor and the groundbreaking Odyssey 3D G90. Logitech G560 speakers immerse you in sound, making this a dream setup for any enthusiast. Arthur's rig isn't just a computer; it's an experience.

Hey there guys, I'm Julio, I'd like to introduce you to my gaming / study rig, at first I got the rig from a friend of mine that moved to the United States, at the time it was nowhere close to how it is today, having then an i5-9400F, GTX 1650, H-310M motherboard, and a 240GB Kingston SSD. However, with the passing of the years I've been saving money to upgrade said computer (mainly because the GTX 1650 stopped giving me consistent framerate in Doom Eternal at high settings) with new parts, which are the ones you can see here. The parts you see in the list are the closest things in price (and maybe performance) to my actual hardware, I'll detail the correct hardware here: - i5-10400 (no integrated graphics) - ASUS Prime H410M-E - Corsair Vengeance RGB RS 32GB 3600Mhz - Colorful iGame RTX 3060 Ultra W OC L - Manmu 360mm RGB AIO Cooler - CPU Sag Support Bracket (Bought in Temu) - Antec C8 Case - EVGA 600W PSU - Dextor RGB Fan 6x Kit - Kingston NV2 500GB M.2 SSD - WD Blue 1TB HDD - Seagate Barracuda 1TB HDD - ADATA Su630 1TB SSD - Seagate 500GB HDD (Salvaged from a Dell Vostro 3300) - Acer KG241Q 144Hz 23.6" Monitor - Logitech G502 Hero Mouse - Logitech G733 Headset - Corsair K70 Mk.II Keyboard - Redragon RGB Headset Holder

I originally bought this build with different parts. So far the following has been changed: Ram, GPU, Case, NVMe was added and system was upgraded to Windows 11.

First computer I put together with the help of best friends. Minus the OS and accessories. Whats not listed? The PC Case Blackshark V2 Pro Headphones 2 monitors (144MHZ MSI) Mouse Yeti microphone RGB Keyboard 8 GB External

Also my first gaming PC ever. Big day.

First build in 10 years.

My first build for the moment. Plenty of room for improvements.

Built this pc as a pet project during the pandemic so I could stream my games.

Made this build as my first setup for gaming and productivity. I waited to buy everything on sale during Black Friday of 2023. I'm not an expert or anything, I researched everything and compared it with performance and price differences in mind.

My first build.

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.

This is my first PC build

Hi guys, I obviously bought all parts in holidays so It really cheaper than the number you saw. My pc-no associate- is 19xx.00 <-- 2000.00 USD. I hope my experience can help you.

Xmen Gambit Themed Intel Arc A770 worked better than I had imagined. Ran into alot of driver issues after bios update.

9800x3d, aorus X870E elite wifi7, Corsair vengeance 64Gb 5600, msi ventus 10GB 3080, Sama 3021 white dual chamber, asus prime 850 watt psu, kingsman ke680 4tb m.2, WD 1tb m.2, samsung 2tb m.2 and msi mag coreliquid E360 white. Kept the 3080 that i had in with the 3600x and just upgraded everthing else for the build.

First PC built during the pandemic, used what I could buy at the time