Building Pc Rtx 6000

I was building a 3D rendering machine with the goal to have dual RTX 4080s or 4090s. I didn't realize how large GPUs have gotten and quickly found out that none of these GPUS would fit in a normal case or motherboard. After some deep diving, I discovered a couple of pros who build machines with the MSI GeForce RTX 4090 SUPRIM LIQUID X Graphics Card. Most RTXs take 3 slots while the MSI is just a standard 2 slot. I ordered one to check fitting and quickly ordered a second. Killer GPUs. I'd reccomend to anyone looking for a 4090 that doesn't want a massive card. GPUs run super cool and were easy to install.

I'm building my first PC build and found this mini pc case fell in love. Everything that went into this is amazing and so well thought out! I loved the note from the company which included schematic drawings of the case with notes of features. I haven't finished my build yet but can't wait to have this case displayed on my desk! I feel like I will admire this case forever! I love the size of it too. It's so cute and easy to move around!!

First time building a pc and this mobo works great!

I'm really not gamer, but I have a serious photography addiction. I often shoot 2000 to 6000 frames over a four day long weekend. The processing of these photos was compromising the effectiveness of my PC that I use for home office work needs (I am not a pro-photographer and my regular job is quite data and memory intensive.) After consulting with B&H we created my monster: the CyberPowerPC MST/RYZ7-5800X/32-1TB=1TH/6700XT/W10H. I don't even know what all of that means, but it's got 1TB of hard drive; 1TB of SSD, and we added two 10TB external hard drives to the tower. One to accept the photo downloads and the second as backup. I recently shot 6000 RAW frames over a four day shoot and downloaded them all to the 10TB external drive without a hiccup. Then I ended up sending a little less than 1500 of them to Adobe Lightroom for processing. It was accomplished easily and in less than half the download time of my work PC (16GB Ram and 1TB of Hard Drive. I had thought about turning to an Apple product for my photography, but my pro-photography friends encouraged me to stick with the PC. It works great and I couldn't be happier.

I bought this laptop a few months ago but i respectively held off for the review in order to test it out and see exactly how it performs. As a youtuber i can tell you this laptop is A1 for the price considering what you are getting with an RTX 4080 and i7 13700. This thing is lightening fast and has had zero issues with gaming as far as performance, it is simply a dominant beast even when recording and RTX maxed out. this is my 3rd gaming laptop so i am experienced in knowing what is good and what isn't, and i can say that as long as you know your pc gaming stuff, this laptop is an easy 20 out of 10, yes twenty out of ten! If you wish to simply play the latest titles with the highest RTX settings for the next 3 years, i'd say to HIGHLY invest in this laptop as it has a nice look and beyond solid performance! Like i said, know your gaming pc stuff as far as how to set the pc up and where you'd like things such as the battery life and what not; and you'll be more than golden. The last reviewer probably wasn't the most tech savy, this pc is a 5 star easy and with a 12gb rtx 4080, it destroys ANY and all elite pc titles today as of this review and i'm easily sure in the next 3 years as well, expect the to play on highest rtx settings easy from 2024-2027 easy!!

I bought this RTX 3060 OC 12GB video card for my first PC build. I Like the fact that this 3060 has 2 HDMI outputs. cannot wait till my build is done to try this graphics card out. I hope to have lots of fun with the RTX 3060.

Really great mb with rgb. I would recommend it to any building a PC

Bought this for a new PC I am building, and I have had no issues with it so far. Consistent power, no random shutoffs, or anything!

Great case for 1st time PC building. Has RGB lighting.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this when I was building my PC. It does the job every time.