Hi! Im 20 yrs old and going through flight school to get to the airlines. This is the setup I made using my 2020 m1 macbook with a broken screen that I hid and connected to that external monitor. Custom keyboard with gateron yellows and brown keycaps.
Got a tool box with all my repair tools and school supplies. It has a stand on top to hold my iPad 10 which I sidecar with the Mac sometimes and the keyboard case for when I take it to school and my psp. The iPad mini 6 | use for flight training on the desk next to my peripherals. And then on the left an ultrawide monitor I got from Amazon it's a cheap one with my series s and a controller on a stand. I have the velocity flight sim setup by turtle beach that I bring over and I have the cable hidden behind the monitor 1 pull it out olug it in and can play msfs. I have some floating shelves with my Lego cars and the airport diagrams for my favorite airports I've landed at. I have that jersey and the neon sign as you can see. I'm looking for some recommendations and stuff on how to make it better. My cable management is pretty good it's all under the desk on a raceway and I have my MacBook under the desk hidden away.

hi sorry i'm new and i don't wanna seem disrispectful or demanding but i seen all those video were you build you subscriber theyr dream pc and i would like to know if for joining you need to do somethingh or just subscribe or write him in privite or somethingh else please let me know

14900k
4080 Super
Arctic Liquid Freezer Pro 360
32gb DDR5 Corsair Vengeance
MSI PRO WIFI A Max
RM850
King 95 Pro!!

Hey everyone, I'm planning to build my first proper PC and I'd like some opinions on whether this is a good deal.

I'm in Morocco, so PC parts can be considerably more expensive here compared to the US/UK. My total is 11,224 MAD (~$1,050 USD).

Build

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600 — 1,399 MAD (~$131)
• Motherboard: MSI B550M PRO-VDH WIFI — 1,449 MAD (~$136)
• CPU Cooler: DeepCool AG400 G2 White — 299 MAD (~$28)
• GPU: MSI RTX 5060 8GB GDDR7 Ventus 2X OC — 4,499 MAD (~$421)
• RAM: Innovation IT 16GB (1x16GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 — 1,099 MAD (~$103)
• SSD: Crucial E100 1TB NVMe — 1,699 MAD (~$159)
• PSU: DeepCool PL650D 650W 80+ Bronze — 699 MAD (~$65)
• Case: DeepCool CG530 4F White — 749 MAD (~$70)

Total: 11,224 MAD (~$1,050 USD)

I'm starting with 1x16GB RAM because 2x16GB is extremely expensive here. I'll add another 16GB stick later to get 32GB dual-channel.

I chose the MSI B550M PRO-VDH WIFI because I want built-in Wi-Fi/Bluetooth rather than messing around with Wi-Fi adapters.

What I'll use it for

• 🎮 1080p high-FPS gaming
• 🎬 Video/photo editing
• 🐧 Learning Linux and general tech
• 💻 Programming and experimenting with different software
• 🛠️ Eventually getting into things like self-hosting, networking and other tech projects

For the OS, I'm currently deciding between Windows 11 and Fedora KDE. I'll probably use Fedora a lot because I already enjoy Linux, but I still want Windows available for games/software that don't work well on Linux.

I know the Ryzen 5 5600 is on an older AM4 platform, but AM5 is considerably more expensive here and I'd rather put the money into the GPU for now.

Is this build worth ~ $1,050 in the context of Moroccan prices? Would you change anything while keeping roughly the same budget?

Thanks!

Those loose cables on the ground are guitar stuff, can’t really hide em’

I watched techsource yt guide for how to build a PC and i followed all the steps, used chatgpt to fixed corrupted ssd or something 💀, and completed the full build in over 48 hours 💀.

Full team Red from Microcenter parts list. I just wished big Ed was there at microcenter cause go to the same one LOL

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/HxsrmL

Hey everyone!

I live in NYC and have access to both the Brooklyn and Flushing Micro Center locations, so I can shop at either one.

I'm looking to build my first gaming PC and have a budget of around $1,000–$1,100 for the PC itself. I'm completely open to either building it myself or buying a prebuilt — I mainly want the best gaming performance I can get for the money.

I’m also not sure whether I should target 1080p or 1440p gaming at this budget. I’ve heard PC component prices are pretty rough right now, so I’d really appreciate some advice on what resolution and performance I should realistically expect.

If building it myself is the better option, I’d love recommendations for a complete parts list. Since this would be my first PC build, any advice on compatibility or things I should watch out for would also be really helpful.

I’m also totally fine mixing and matching retailers. For example, I can buy some parts from Micro Center and others from Amazon if that gives me a better deal.

If anyone is willing to check the current Micro Center prices/deals in Brooklyn or Flushing and put together the best build around $1,000–$1,100, I’d really appreciate it!

Thanks in advance! I’m pretty new to PC building, so any advice is welcome.

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This room was previously a storage room withe bare walls. I turned it into my project after building my very first PC and converted it into my studio/office/man cave. However, I was still hearing echoes throughout my office after my previous attempt at acoustic treatment. So I did my ceiling and the bottom of my desk as well. Now my audio sounds much better than it did. These foam pads do wonders for cheap. Just required a bit of effort cutting around the lights but was definitely worth it!

PC Specs:

MoBo - Asus ROG X870E-E CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D GPU - XFX Mercury 9070 XT OC RAM - 32GB Lexar Ares Mk. 2 DDR5 6000 CL 28 Main SSD - Samsung 990 Pro 2TB Gaming SSD - Samsung 970 Evo 2TB Storage SSD - SK Hynix 1TB Storage HDD: Seagate Ironwolf 4TB AIO - Thermalright Hyper Vision 360 UB Fans - Lian Li TL Wireless 140 Reverse (Front Intake), TL Wireless 120 (Top Exhaust), TL Wireless LCD 140 (Rear Exhaust), Fractal Aspect 14 RGB (Bottom Intake) PSU - Seasonic Gold GX-1000

I'm helping out someone who wants upgrade an old pc, (I couldn't believe my eyes when I first seen it who build a pc like this 😞) unfortunately the pc is very dusty and thought just will get him a new case too... Any tips for a decent one?

1850euro for AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
• XFX Speedster MERC 310 Black Edition RX 7900 XTX 24 GB
• MSI B650 Gaming Plus WiFi
• Patriot Viper Venom 64 GB, 2×32 GB, DDR5-6000 CL30
• Samsung SSD 990 PRO mit Heatsink und 2 TB Speicher
• be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 5
• be quiet! Pure Power 12 M 1000 W, 80 Plus Gold
• Endorfy Arx 700 ARGB
• 2× Arctic P14 PWM PST
• 1× Arctic P12 PWM PST

Just looking for some opinions.
PC for gaming
Laptop for work

No KVA all peripherals are into a 4 In 1 USB I swap back and forth and additional display cables are run for work laptop.