What kind of Rig (PC) you got at home

[🇺🇸 DΞזΞפּ 🇺🇸]

Show your PC and what you got in it, did you build it? you can't possible do all the work on a Smartphone lol.
I got to get ready for work, will list all the guts later on.
I used to run competition on HWBOT with team ROG ASUS.
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[gotnitro]

i9 LQ OC'd 32RAM Samsung 970 Pro 2TB M.2 Only a 1060 GC, not a gamer. It was cheaper for me to build a gaming puter vs. buying an office puter with all the same specs.

 

[Wheels007]

i9 LQ OC'd 32RAM Samsung 970 Pro 2TB M.2 Only a 1060 GC, not a gamer. It was cheaper for me to build a gaming puter vs. buying an office puter with all the same specs.

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Nice rig! If you can build it...then do it. It's pretty easy and there's plenty of YT vids with guides.
You're right, buying a completed PC is more expensive than building one. Not to mention manufacturers usually get bundle deals from companies for basic stripped down computer parts "mother board, memory, etc."

 

[Senton_Prime]

Brand new HP Omen 25L over here.. No pics sorry, i wanted the 30L but couldnt wait for them to build one with the ryzen.. So got the i7

 

[ChemEng]

i can't afford a PC i spend all my money on RC

 

[morrjr71]

I stopped building my own PCs over 10 years ago. The last PC I built (in 2009) had an early Intel i7 processor, 8gb of RAM, 512gb hard drive, and a high-end Radeon dual-slot graphics card (might have been a HD 4870). I'm not a gamer, so I only need a basic PC. My current PC is a 27" touch screen Dell AIO Inspiron 7790 with Intel i7 processor, 16gb RAM, 512gb SSD, and built in Intel graphics. IIRC, when I bought it a little over a year ago it was $300 off the regular price, and it was a great deal.

 

[WildOwlWoodWorks]

Custom Gaming PC Build" GPU 3060

 

[Speedy!]

Last one I built was a few years ago and I'm typing on it now. My primary use is video editing, but honestly this will be the last one I ever build. It's running around 4ghz wide open and met my goal of < 1:1 on HD video render times. Going forward it'll just be a laptop as they've gotten fast enough and video editing software much better and more efficient. That and a big external drive are all I'll need going forward.

It's funny seeing all the fancy water cooling stuff available now. I custom build a water cooled setup 15 years ago when you had to make everything yourself. Wrote an article about it on overclockers.com and they actually sent me $100 to publish it LOL, I thought I was famous! The system worked great and I was running 2.2Ghz before that was even close to being available. Everything was peachy until the aquarium pump spindles failed and the proc got so hot it melted the solder out of the copper block and burned a hole in the video card LOL.

 

[N.Mango]

Too much to list on this bad boy!

 

[gotnitro]

Too much to list on this bad boy!

Are you playing Oregon?

 

[JABzNY1]

Ryzen 3900X on Asus ROG xhair VIII formula 32GB ram Asus strix 3080 custom dual loop LC.

All AMD/ Lian Li build I did for my cousin. Asus Strix x570 MB Ryzen 5900X, 32GB ram, Radeon 6800 gpu, Lian Gallahad AIO, in a Lian Li 011D, accent with Lian Li unifans around. I love building rigs of all kinds.

 

[3d-rc.myshopify.com]

iPhone 13pro max lol

 

[Jackjax801]

Started when I wanted to switch from PS4 to PC. Sold my PS4 (with games, Scuf controller etc) for $400 right before the PS5 was released. Built a budget $450 light gaming PC (w/out GPU). Then the upgrade bug got me. Currently about $1,600 in parts. No fancy liquid cooling (yet).

Ryzen 7 3700X
3060 ti
X570 Mobo
16gb RAM at 3,200MHz

 

[Senton_Prime]

Man u guys go nuts.. Over here with my plain jane omen!!

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[🇺🇸 DΞזΞפּ 🇺🇸]

Last one I built was a few years ago and I'm typing on it now. My primary use is video editing, but honestly this will be the last one I ever build. It's running around 4ghz wide open and met my goal of < 1:1 on HD video render times. Going forward it'll just be a laptop as they've gotten fast enough and video editing software much better and more efficient. That and a big external drive are all I'll need going forward.

It's funny seeing all the fancy water cooling stuff available now. I custom build a water cooled setup 15 years ago when you had to make everything yourself. Wrote an article about it on overclockers.com and they actually sent me $100 to publish it LOL, I thought I was famous! The system worked great and I was running 2.2Ghz before that was even close to being available. Everything was peachy until the aquarium pump spindles failed and the proc got so hot it melted the solder out of the copper block and burned a hole in the video card LOL.

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I did everything myself besides the 90 deg chrome fitting, I bended the hard tubing once and I thought it looked tacky so I added the TT elbows, I messed with PC's before everyone freaked out about Y2K bug.
It's all a ripoff anyway, if you're not competing in speed and OCing it not even worth all of it since you can't tell the difference in speed only the numbers
but it's fun regardless, until I fried a few high end mobo's with Liquid Nitrogen. I got a good rig now and probably not doing anymore for a while.

 

[🇺🇸 DΞזΞפּ 🇺🇸]

Just check out these prices for a 3090 it's f@ckin Nuts
So you can imagine what the Kingpin RTX 3090ti will cost or the upcoming 4090

 

[Jackjax801]

And that's not even scalper prices... Straight from the EVGA store.

 

[BrokeBoiRc]

Will post a pic later I’m not home but the specs are:
Ryzen 7 5800x
Rog b-550f gaming
64gb crucial ballistix ram @3200mhz
6600xt (asrock variant)
1tb 970 m.2
750w Corsair psu fully modular

 

[Senton_Prime]

You guys could always help me with some nice add ons.. I really got it for my daughter for xmas!! So its hers

 

[JABzNY1]

Yeah the prices are astronomical right now. When I got my 3080 I was offered 2k for my 2080ti, but decided to donate it to my cousin's build, since he was stuck home after an accident.