#Custom PC build

[paxish]

finished painting my pc glass!!!

medium: posca paint markers on glass :3

[simfunnyyt]

My new PC is finally finished 🥰😍

Prepare to be SICK of me! I’m about to become sooooooooooo active

[sporecringe]

I love animal jam!

[sakurafaerysblog]

my cozy city gaming setup 💚🏙️

( I am much more active on Instagram @sakurafaery )

—> My Amazon storefront has a lot of the items in my room but feel free to ask me too! I hate gatekeeping 🙂‍↕️

[illusoryxdays]

~Friday June 28th 2024~

Studying at home tonight and finally!! Finished Network+ study videos. Tomorrow is PBQ and labs day and hopefully Sunday is test day. I haven’t posted many pictures using my PC setup so I figured I’d do that since it looks halfway decent today.

Productive for: 3 hrs

[baublekute]

Baublekute's Custom PC - Part 4

The Case

AKA the shell (without a ghost?)

[artablooo]

OH BABY SHE'S HERE

(Downloading the essentials, obviously)

This is NOT the final set up btw I'm just running it a little before moving in the new desk 😆

[mlmtoolbox]

hey given the impending death of windows 10 and my fervent pack bond to my AMD FX build does anyone have and good resources for switching to linux. i have a lot of data i need to move and id also prefer it not look like shit garbage (i’m happy to put some design work in though)

[elara93]

[lusin333]

I, @Lusin333, have a GIGABYTE Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 WINDFORCE V2 24G graphics card (GV-N4090WF3V2-24GD).

I will be using this to help with my animations, 3D rendering and video projects. I will be gaming in 16k with it as well.

Thanks to Gigabyte & Nvidia for sending the most powerful and expensive GPU of 2022 & 2023 to me FOR FREE.

[carnivalr]

If you want to build a PC but are having trouble navigating all the random letters and numbers, stats, figuring out what part goes with another, etc. then Logical Increments is a great place to start!

https://www.logicalincrements.com/

All you need to do is pick a tier based on your budget! You can see the total cost by hovering over the tier name or all the way over on the right, and all the parts within a tier are picked out to be compatible with each other and work well. Hovering over a tier also gets you a nifty little summary of how the build stacks up for different types of workloads (office work, gaming, streaming, etc.)

Each tier has a few different alternatives for each part, and you can mouse over them for a picture and a brief description that gives you an overview of what that parts capabilities are so you can better understand if it meets your needs, or if you want to go with a better option.

Scrolling down past the table of build tiers there are expandable boxes for each type of part that gives you a description of what that part actually is and does, some tips for shopping for that part, and more detailed information if you're curious!

If you've picked out some parts but are curious what other options might be out there, want to do some price comparison, run the list by a more computer-y friend, etc. then PC Part Picker is another great resource!

https://pcpartpicker.com/

It gives you a handy-dandy tracker for the components you've selected for your build. You can click on any component category to select a part, then it does the comparison shopping between the different available merchants for that part (that it is aware of), keeps track of total power usage, has some built-in checks for compatibility between parts, etc. If you click on any particular part, it also gives you a price history chart at the different tracked merchants, so you can figure out if you're getting a fair price. If you end up wanting to swap a part out, by default it filters for only parts compatible with the rest of your build, so you can look through the options without worrying too much about that!

Hopefully all that helps a bit!

why is shopping for computer shit so difficult like what the hell is 40 cunt thread chip 3000 processor with 32 florps of borps and a z12 yummy biscuits graphics drive 400102XXDRZ like ok um will it run my programmes

[sakurafaerysblog]

My Rilakkuma Inspired Terrarium PC 🐻

there’s still going to be additional changes here and there but - SHE IS DONE! my Mona Lisa, after months of planning, is living and breathing 🥹

pc parts:

* Case: Hyte Y70

* Fans: custom made by Okki Dokki

* Water Cooler: MT240 from Player First Tech

* Motherboard: GIGABYTE B650

* CPU: AMB Ryzen 7 7800X3D

* RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000MHz

* GPU: NVIDIA RTX 3660 Super

* Decor: Rilakkuma and Daiso

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[braverynight]

No. MORE FANS!!!!

reblog for the most chaos PC we can manage

[baublekute]

Baublekute's Custom PC - Part 2

Cooling System AKA Fans Galore: choosing fans over liquid cooling for my use-case and avoiding the slightest chance of leakage and fucking over this very expensive project.

120mm (x3) | bottom right = exhaust

120mm (x2) | top right = rest of intake

140mm (x1) | top left = handles ~80% of air intake

CPU Cooler | bottom left = keeps the brain cooled.

[taintedco]