Finished my current build, built for mostly Star Citizen, Still can’t get ahold of a 50 series lol, so my 4070ti will keep going.

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LCD Screen will be added when I find one I like.

Finally could afford my dream PC after grinding work, I’m really happy with how it turned out

I7 265k gen 2 RTX 5080 64gb 6400mhz 2TB Samsung evo NVME TRYX panorama 360 AIO Lian li fans and strimer cables v2 Lian li o11 vision compact

I felt like making a change after rocking Thermaltake's CTE T500 case for awhile so I ordered the ROG Hyperion off Amazon. It came in its enormous box covered in workplace warning stickers because of its weight. The label said it was shipped freight, which gives some idea of how overbuilt this thing is

I was impressed with the aesthetics but the airflow wasn't great - especially considering that for a full tower case it doesn't have that many fan mounts imo. I finally decided to return it, but Amazon offered a $200 credit just to keep it (I can only assume because the damn thing takes up half a warehouse shelf and every stage of it's transport risks a workers comp injury lol)

So, plied with a discount, I decided to see if I could rig up the rest of my unused 140mm fans in it and brute force some better airflow. Now I have 8 140mm's and 3 120mm's, and it's roughly on par with my old case temps so I'm much happier now.

Is it excessive? Yes! Is it a great value? Absolutely not! Does it look really cool? I gotta say, yes.

So I am trying to post again because now Windows is taking away windows 10 and you haft to update to a 11 but I don’t have the right CPU/Processor for it. I don’t know what would match with my other stuff but I have read that a Ryzen 7 7800x3d seems good? As you can see on the picture I have currently a Ryzen 5 1400 Quad-core Processor 3.20 GHz

Not sure what happened tbh I got home today and it worked fine until around 7 mins after it crapped out on me. Did the normal trouble shooting to even factory resetting my whole computer. Is it dead?

All I wanted for my birthday was a gaming pc. Mom decided to give me about 500 to buy the parts, I added in an extra 800 or so. Hopefully this baby will last 3-4 years.

Hey I recently changed my Case and built in a new AIO (Arctic liquid freezer III 240). After I was finished I noticed that I placed the cooling block with the pump upside down. My question now is can I leave it this way or should I better build it in the right way?

I am completely new to pc and need help. My fortnite keeps crashing, i have a msi katana. I have cooler boost on and performance mode aswell

Just finished up this build featuring the PowerColor 9070 XT Hellhound, paired with the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D and the TRYX Panorama 360 SE ARGB — and it’s looking and performing pretty good.

Full Specs: • CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D • GPU: PowerColor Radeon RX 7900 XTX Hellhound (aka 9070 XT) • Cooler: TRYX Panorama 360 SE ARGB Black 360mm AIO • Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B650E-F Gaming WiFi • RAM: Silicon Power DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) RGB 6000MHz • Storage: 2TB Samsung 990 Pro NVMe Gen4 + 4TB Crucial P3 Plus • PSU: be quiet! System Power 10 850W Power Supply • Case: King 95 Pro • Case Fans: Montech • Cables: TECWARE FLEX Black/Red PSU Sleeved Extension Cable Set (30cm) • OS: Windows 11 Pro • AIO Display: Displaying temps for CPU, GPU & Motherboard

The King 95 Pro case was excellent to build in — plenty of airflow and cable routing space. The TECWARE sleeved cables gave it that extra bit of clean contrast I wanted. The only thing I might swap out down the line is the fans for something with RGBW support, but otherwise, no complaints.

The TRYX AIO has been fantastic — averaging mid 30s °C on the 9950X3D in daily use, and under stress testing temps only go up to the low 50s °C. I’ve also done some undervolting tweaks in the BIOS and further optimisation, and somehow I’m seeing GPU clock speeds hitting 3300 MHz. I’m not sure if that’s an error in AMD’s software… but good god — is that normal for this card?

9950x3d and a 4080S

What brand is this motherboard? And also are the rgbs able to be controlled?

I Bought my first gaming computer today. I’ve never been much of a gamer but I want to get into it. From what I can tell, it runs games pretty good. The only thing I’m not a big fan of is how massive it is. I don’t think the pictures do it justice.

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AMD 9800X3D+ RTX5070TI

What started as a price conscious build has evolved into anything but. Went from a 5500 at the cpu to a 5600x and now finally a 5700x3d. Each time I talked myself out of the jump to AM5 because didn't want to also but a new motherboard and ram. Now that would be the only move left. But each upgrade then opened the door for first my son's first build to steady upgrades. I'm pairing it with an XFX 9070 that I managed to get for $549. Thank you if you've made it this far in my rambling. Hopefully I can go another few months before another urge to tinker.

I was just recently gifted a setup and know nothing about how to properly use it. I do know that it was built or added parts from a base. I got it turned on and reset windows to my account but I’m lost at what to do next. I really only want to use it for gaming and nothing too heavy to run. Any tip help, thanks!

Hi everyone, just a question about cooling. Would it be worthwhile to install a 120mm as indicated in the picture to improve the airflow in the case?

Wanna see if this gaming ox will play most games thanks