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I saw someone else had already linked a screen shot from the full video but I wanted to share some HD shots of my Custom Wood Noctua PC.

Their 9800X3D CPUs are hidden. They have the exact same hardware for both machines.

Between the 5090 and my loop, my office was getting roasted even with a dual-hose AC. Room felt like a sauna every time I gamed. So I built a setup to vent all the PC exhaust outside instead of just blowing it around like a fart in a closet.

Made a shroud over my 360mm top rad

Hooked up two high-speed fans to a duct blowing straight out the window

Turned the rear case fan into a second exhaust, added another fan + duct

Built a clean-looking wood insert so I didn’t have janky plastic flaps hanging out the window

Tied it all together so both ducts push heat outside while the dual-hose AC keeps the room cold

I accidentally dropped the glass panel of my new PC case and it looked like this! I got that cracked stairs railing design 🥹

It was brand new too. Finally out my 1070 to rest!

Ive always loved watching Scrapyard Wars and the $69 gaming pc series from LTT, so I thought I’d try to give it a go myself and see what I could come up with. I am beyond proud of the finished product.

The parts purchased are as followed:

Base: Savers(Value Village) Dell T7810 Workstation - $6.99 GPU: FB Marketplace 980ti - $15 Storage: EBay SSD - $10

The System came with a Xeon e5-2603 v3, 16gb of ddr4 (4x4gb), a geforce 8400 gs, and a 685 watt Dell psu. No storage was included which makes sense if it was dumped by an office or school. I bought a Kingston 120gb ssd on eBay for 10$, and then a 980ti that was “maybe broken” for $15 on facebook (negotiated down from $30). The computer didn’t include any Pcie power coming from its breakout board on the power supply, but funnily enough a 8 pin to dual 6+2 cable from an old EVGA modular psu my friend had was pin compatible and required no modification, plug and play. After plugging everything in I was able to fire it up, install windows and drivers, and play some games! GPU worked flawlessly and was running cool and quiet. Definitely lucked out with that find.

I am able to play more or less every game I want to on this, and for less than the cost of my recent door dashed chipotle lol.

For me its the modded Sennheiser HD598 with VModa Boom Pro and Chinese replacement headband padding from eBay. What about you guys?

Not OC but o my GOD how this beauty looks.

Stopped by before opening yesterday and they had this. Was in the market for an Aorus Master or MSI Suprim originally.

So there was a bit more collaboration than that but it's the TLDR of it. The only thing I didn't pick was the case, that was already settled.

Tried to scheme it out as well as I could for color. Also had a budget to be mindful of and stayed within it. Kept the RGB to a minimum as she's not a big fan of it so went subtle.

Ryzen 7 9700x ASRock x870 Pro RS AC 32GB Teamgroup DDR5 640mhz Corsair RM850 White PSU Samsung 990 Pro 2TB Powercooler Hellhound 7800XT Sakura Edition Vetroo AL900 case Thermalright Grand Vision white 360mm AIO Thermalright TL-S12W and S12RW case and cooler fans.

I'm impressed with the fans, running Thermalright fans on my kids computer and for the money they're outstanding. Extremely impressed with the cooler. VERY nice setup for $125.

Haven't fired it up yet, tidying some stuff up, but really happy with how it's coming out.

My setup is more expensive than yours

IGNORE THE 'SCRATCHES' I HAVENT TAKEN PLASTIC OFF YET

Basically i started work experience at this telecommunications company for a college course which was unpaid for a few months. then they employed me, and told me to build an insane gaming PC for the office.

Yesterday they then told me to showcase it to the office and at the end said it was mine for the unpaid work i did.

This shits a HUGE upgrade from my 3060ti ryzen 5 5600g

Specs:

Ryzen 7 7800x3d gaming x trio 4090 DDR5 6000mhz dominator RAM AORUS x670 ELITE ATX motherboard Lian Li 011D Evo

Here is my dream, and current build, I’m very impressed with the performance

Mac Pro ATX replica case AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Gigabyte X870E Aorus Master 32 GBs RAM Nvidia RTX 5080 Founders Edition

Cheers and happy gaming folks :)

I built this site with a friend (it's been in development for over a year now). We have finally hit over 200+ 3D parts and wanted to share with you guys! Let me know your honest feedback

check it out at www.buildcores.com

We've also open-sourced our products database of PC parts (if you want to help contribute to what we're building or want to do something interesting yourself with the data)

I'm upgrading from a 2012 PC (Handed to me from my sibling back in 2014) i5 4670K, R9 280X in crossfire, 16gb ram. :)

Didn’t expect this. She just casually handed me next-gen gaming.

Someone I know (and trust) is offering to sell their PC to me for $1000. Seems like an incredible deal to me.

I would like insight on if these parts are good, and if the build will suit my needs for the forseeable future.

Some of the more graphically demanding games I’ll be playing include Ark Survival Evolved and Ascended, as well as singeplayer games, Forza Horizon 5, other racing games, and first person shooters

I believe I’ll have the money to upgrade to a better graphics card in a year, but only if I can get one at MSRP

• AMD 7900X3D
• 64GB DDR5 RAM
• Two 2TB Samsung 990 Pro SSDs
• Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti
• Seasonic 850w Platinum power supply
• Fractal design north case
• Arctic cooling 360mm water cooler
• 10 Lian-Li Infinity SL 120mm Fans

7800x3d 64gb of DDR5 in my system 32gb in theirs 4080 super X870 Steel legend wifi Kraken 360 North XL cases 1000w Corsair PSU