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Jeffrey Eberhard1 week ago265K + 5070 Ti - Coming from a 10700K & 3070 - WOW
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.
Warren Batz2 weeks agoFirst Build
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.
Robert A DeLaRosa2 weeks agoRobert's Home Sleeper
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
Derek M Ortiz2 weeks ago2025 Dad build
I am building this new PC for myself so that I can hand down my current build to my 12-year-old son who I am proud to say who also likes to game. I have not yet built it yet as I need to order everything still, but my son is excited to help me and learn how to build a PC from the ground up.
As far as the parts I have chosen, I wouldn't mind any feedback. Some things I would like to go higher end with, 5070 to 5070ti, but current budget is being pushed to the limit as is says the wife, lol.
First time posting about a build that I am doing, so be gentle, but definitely up for honest critique, can't say it will change my mind, budget and all, but who knows.
Timothy W Case2 weeks agoBetty and Veronica
I called her Betty and Veronica because she's mostly black but with a lot of white fans for a kind of yin and yang/feng shui thing going on. It's my do everything and anything machine with a ton of storage and fairly high-end components. I do a lot of AI/Computational stuff as well as 3D stuff so I need the RAM, though system would probably be a tad faster running half as much at higher speeds. Sort of regret going with AMD vs. Intel for this build, RAM tweaking was a bit of a nightmare here but eventually got it stable at over 5000Mhz with latest bios update for the board. Both the mobo and GPU are freakin sweet performance wise....I had purchased an MSI 4090 Suprim initially...and as great as that would have been it didn't justify the extra 1500-2000$ that would have run me...already finding I'll need a second GPU to meet my needs, so maybe that will be ab addition eventually. Probably a cheaper secondary GPU though...also running an ASUS m2 expansion card (four extra m2 slots) which I need to meet my longterm server/storage needs.
Dylan Sedgwick3 weeks agoFirst Build
I went decently all out with my first build, figured (hopefully) that it wont needed to be upgraded for awhile. I was trying to source a sapphire nitro+ 7900xtx but I built this system when Nvidia's 50 series and AMD's 90 series dropped and was unable to get the gpu I wanted as they were out of stock. Crushes any game i throw at it.
Joseph McSweeney3 weeks agoFirst high end build
Still upgrading every now and then have more accesories just didnt feel like inputting them here
light up cables are from lian li as well running a 3 monitor system but so far happy with my progression from my first ever computer started with a prebuilt alienware with an i3 and 4gb of ram 1 tb storage so you could say ive learned and spent a lot of money and effort into this build
Had a first pc build was with a i7 2080 super 64gb ram and i think it was 2tb hdd and 250gb ssd i will try to put it on a showcase after this one but im pleased with my first high end build had it for a couple years and done minor upgrades since
If anyone has any inputs or suggestions im open to anything and happy to answer any questions
Dwayne Ward5 weeks agoHal 9000
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.
Arthur Brandalis5 weeks agoArts Mean MachineX
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.
Julio Rada5 weeks agoEcuadorian Gaming Beast
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
Seth Jones (Overlordien)April 27, 2025First Gaming Computer I Made From The Ground Up (Budget Build)
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