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Clayton Ball2 days agoAlmost All White
Clean and modern PC build focused on performance and airflow, housed in a white showcase case with subtle RGB. Dual-monitor setup with an ultrawide main display and a vertical secondary monitor for productivity and multitasking. Simple, functional layout with a clean desk aesthetic.
Matthew E Logan1 week agoIronsides
I built this solid block of metal around July of last year and its been great, I thought naming it Ironsides was a good way to convey its my armored warship. I started building PCs in 2017 after I graduated college and here recently I build PCs for people on the side for extra money. Ironsides is my personal daily driver build used for everything from gaming to work.
It wasnt until last month that I finally had enough to put my whole set up together, I always wanted a four monitor set up. The 7900XTX and Ryzen 9 combo puts anything I run on it in the dust. I got lucky with the RAM, it actually came with the CPU and Motherboard on a discount where I bought them in a bundle. I dont think id ever need more than 96GB of RAM no matter how many Skyrim tree mods I run. I do some VR gaming too and its nothing to Ironsides, no issues there either. I got like a total of 17 fans installed into this beast with an AIO CPU cooler. Im thinking hard about moving into full water cooling but I might do that whenever a better GPU comes out, maybe a Christmas gift one year in the future.
Nicholas T. Ilasi1 week agoAll White 9800x3d and RTX5080
This build is engineered for enthusiasts who demand top-tier performance wrapped in a stunning, modern aesthetic. Housed in the darkFlash Full-Tower ATX Gaming Case, this system blends aggressive airflow, expansive interior space, and a clean visual layout that highlights every premium component inside.
At its core is the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, the latest in the Ryzen 9000 Series lineup, delivering unmatched gaming performance thanks to 3D V-Cache technology. Paired with the ASUS X870 AYW GAMING WIFI motherboard, this platform offers next-gen connectivity, rock-solid stability, and a feature set built for overclockers, creators, and competitive gamers alike.
Graphics power comes from the GIGABYTE AORUS GeForce RTX 5080 16GB, a monster GPU designed for 4K gaming, high-FPS esports, and demanding creative workloads.
Memory and storage are equally elite. 32GB of G.SKILL Trident Z5 Royal Neo DDR5-6000 provides ultra-fast bandwidth with a jewel-like aesthetic, while the Samsung 990 EVO Plus 2TB PCIe 4.0 SSD ensures lightning-fast load times and responsive multitasking.
Cooling is handled by the AsiaHorse WK-A360 ARGB AIO, paired with AsiaHorse COSMIQ 120mm ARGB fans and controlled through the AsiaHorse ASH-S1 ARGB hub. The result is a synchronized, vibrant lighting ecosystem with exceptional thermal performance. AsiaHorse 16AWG PSU extension cables complete the look with clean, premium cable routing.
Power delivery is rock-solid thanks to the Montech Century II 1050W ATX PSU, ensuring stable performance even under heavy loads. The Thermalright ASF-Black AM5 CPU holder adds additional mounting rigidity for long-term reliability.
To complete the setup, the build is paired with a GravaStar Mercury K1 wireless mechanical keyboard, GravaStar M1 Pro wireless gaming mouse, and a GravaStar wrist rest, all sitting in front of a stunning ETiansu 32” 4K 160Hz curved monitor—the perfect display to unleash the full potential of this powerhouse rig.
Erik A Noren1 week agoPride and Joy
My first build where I picked every piece and put it all together myself. It was easier than I was expecting but I was so cautious it took me quite a while. The only issue is the power supply doesn't have output for the 60W USB fast charging header on the motherboard so I won't be charging my phone from this but charging my USB headset is no issue.
The case is awesome! Everything that can be connected or set is done for you including 3 fans at the bottom of the case, 2 on the side, and 1 in the back, all connected to a small board that synchronizes the RGB and fans and has open ports for more lights and fans if you need them. Drop in the motherboard, connect the ARGB and fan headers and the front panel cables to your motherboard, connect two power cables to SATA from your power supply and you have synchronized RGB you can toggle through using the button under the power button the front of the case. No extra software needed if you don't want it and there are a ton of preset options.
If you have trouble getting it all started, using the USB-C connectors at the top of the rear panel will use integrated graphics and works much better than HDMI which I learned the hard way. If you use any of the other USB-C connectors you will get stuck on diagnostic 04 during boot.
I had been using a Lenovo gaming laptop with a 3070 Laptop GPU. Games that would burn my hands on the laptop - at the same graphics settings - the fans on the new PC could handle with fans at minimum speed the whole time.
Rainbow colors and fun to use - it's my Pride and Joy.
eugene coles2 weeks agoRecovery Build
My gaming/jack of all trades rig I built in 2007 just hard crashed and would not boot no matter what I tried in the BIOS, change MB battery ect. So it gave me a good reason to upgrade. I reused my Cooler Master Haf X case to keep the costs somewhat down LOL that was funny. Put in I9 14900K, to an Asus Z790 MB, Corsair RGB 64GB RAM, PNY GTX 5080 OC (My last card was a GTX 580 this new card is Enormous), Western Digital 8TB SSD, Asus ROG 850w Power supply, and two Gigabyte 27" monitors that were on sale on the Egg. Don't judge me on cable management it still needs work, but I needed to get my system back up and running as fast as possible. But so far this thing is taking everything I throw at it, Ran FurMark for an hour and temps never went above 165* F. That's pretty decent for a budget I/O cooler and the Haf X is simply a GIGANTIC case with lots of airflow, makes a great chassis to build in.
Aaron Green4 weeks agoBlackout Stealth AMD build! Responsible, but not quit budget build
MotherBoard - Asus Rog Strix X8070E-H Gaming WiFi7
CPU - AMD Ryzen 9800X3D
Memory - Team Group T-Create Expert 32GB
GPU - Nvidia G-Force RTX 5070
Cooling - Corsair Nautilus 360 RS
SSD - Samsung 980 Ori 2TB
HDD - Seagate Constellation 4x3TB Raid 10
Case - ThermalTake CTE C700