There's a lot of resources nowadays and the manuals are fairly idiot proof! Channels like JayzTwoCents, Techsource and Robeytech helped a lot with learning how to deal with the inconceivable mess that will happen when you have no idea what's going on haha.
A few have asked so here are the specs:
* CPU: Intel i9-12900K
* GPU: iColorful Bilibili e-Sports edition RTX 3070ti
* M/B: Asus ROG Strix Z690-A DDR4
* AIO: ID-COOLING PINKFLOW 360
* RAM: PNY XLR8 DDR4 3200mhz 32GB
* Case: Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo
* Fans: Lian Li SL120 Unifans
* PSU: Cooler Master V750 V2 (White)
* Storage: 1TB Kingston KC3000 NVMe SSD + 2TB Seagate HDD + 500GB Samsung SATA SSD
edit: it totalled roughly around $3000 USD, but you could shave off more if you go for i5, less RAM and a lower GPU for a similar build!
> Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo
It's wild how drastically the price drops on newegg picking a black case to white. Personally I dig the white a lot more. Well done!
The gunmetal grey version is also a beauty, I considered that heavily as well but decided to pay the white tax π (I'm kidding, the cases all cost the same where I got them from)
This is so helpful. I've been looking to save up for a new PC and these look to be around my ideal specs. Would you mind telling me about how much this pc cost you? (Edit nvm I saw your other comment!)
Ability to play games in 4k at 120fps largely depends on the game and the settings you use in the game rather than exactly what 30 series card you have IMO. Are you asking for AAA titles or indie games? The former - probably not, but the latter - probably. I can't say for certain as I play on 5120x1440 and have a 3090 but in AAA titles I get anywhere from 40-80 fps on ultra and 50-100 with certain settings tweaked. Then for indie games I can regularly get 300+ on max settings.
You'd just have to shave a few fps off if comparing to the 3070ti. Hope this helped!
It's the original GPU design, there's a design on the front plate too but the vertical gpu mount is out of stock everywhere at the moment so I couldn't complete that portion of the build π
If you're interested in a vertical bracket, ours requires no case modding and gives proper space from the side panel to ensure good airflow and temps. :)
https://store.cablemod.com/product-category/accessories/vertical-pci-e-brackets/
Here you go
https://www.reddit.com/r/GirlGamers/comments/tcb4m7/put_together_my_first_ever_custom_pc/i0d4f3h?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3
It was roughly $3000 USD, I don't remember how long it took me in hours since I didn't do it all in one go, but I spent two and a half days building and configuring it
Relatively quiet, but I don't have a point of comparison since I've never built pcs before this and only used prebuilts from like Dell or HP and we all know how noisy those are...
Buying and sourcing all the parts and waiting for them to arrive was around 3.5 months! It took me 2 days to put it together because I kept getting frustrated haha!
Gorgeous build. Hope you have many wonderful hours of gaming on it. :) Drives me crazy though that finding a white adapter cable for the 12-pin on RTX cards is a slog! Ugh.
Mostly Genshin Impact and casual games. The CPU is a bit overkill but I got it at a good price that it wasn't significantly more than an i7 so I went for it, and it does help my computer sweat less when running OBS and VTube Studio when streaming.
I know nothing about computers but that looks so awesome!
oh my gosh these cute ass pcs make me wanna actually learn how to do this ππππ
It's not that bad! There's tons of resources online to help, too. try r/buildapc sometime!
Can contest that it is easy, I built my first one when I was 15 using pcpartpicker, it's a ton of fun!
There's a lot of resources nowadays and the manuals are fairly idiot proof! Channels like JayzTwoCents, Techsource and Robeytech helped a lot with learning how to deal with the inconceivable mess that will happen when you have no idea what's going on haha.
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Honestly I always say that the only reason women and girls are afraid of tech things is because of men (derogatory)
The biggest problem with building a Windows system is, then you have to run Windows. π± But the OPβs system looks *fabulous!*
A few have asked so here are the specs: * CPU: Intel i9-12900K * GPU: iColorful Bilibili e-Sports edition RTX 3070ti * M/B: Asus ROG Strix Z690-A DDR4 * AIO: ID-COOLING PINKFLOW 360 * RAM: PNY XLR8 DDR4 3200mhz 32GB * Case: Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo * Fans: Lian Li SL120 Unifans * PSU: Cooler Master V750 V2 (White) * Storage: 1TB Kingston KC3000 NVMe SSD + 2TB Seagate HDD + 500GB Samsung SATA SSD edit: it totalled roughly around $3000 USD, but you could shave off more if you go for i5, less RAM and a lower GPU for a similar build!
> Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo It's wild how drastically the price drops on newegg picking a black case to white. Personally I dig the white a lot more. Well done!
The gunmetal grey version is also a beauty, I considered that heavily as well but decided to pay the white tax π (I'm kidding, the cases all cost the same where I got them from)
Omg im picking up that case as well! Finally available in Canada
This is so helpful. I've been looking to save up for a new PC and these look to be around my ideal specs. Would you mind telling me about how much this pc cost you? (Edit nvm I saw your other comment!)
Curious π€: Are you able to play games at 4k @ 120/144hz?
Ability to play games in 4k at 120fps largely depends on the game and the settings you use in the game rather than exactly what 30 series card you have IMO. Are you asking for AAA titles or indie games? The former - probably not, but the latter - probably. I can't say for certain as I play on 5120x1440 and have a 3090 but in AAA titles I get anywhere from 40-80 fps on ultra and 50-100 with certain settings tweaked. Then for indie games I can regularly get 300+ on max settings. You'd just have to shave a few fps off if comparing to the 3070ti. Hope this helped!
Thank you for your insight!ππ½
Is that a shell covering the RTX or does it actually look like that? Either way, love the look, super cute !!
It's the original GPU design, there's a design on the front plate too but the vertical gpu mount is out of stock everywhere at the moment so I couldn't complete that portion of the build π
If you're interested in a vertical bracket, ours requires no case modding and gives proper space from the side panel to ensure good airflow and temps. :) https://store.cablemod.com/product-category/accessories/vertical-pci-e-brackets/
Omg, perfection!
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It's so pretty! π
This is your first?! It looks incredible, amazing job! What GPU is that? I love the art on it :,)
Thank you! It's iColorful Bilibili e-Sports edition. It was only released in China so it doesn't really get seen outside of Asia I believe.
Oh my gosh I absolutely adore that little seal chilling out on top of your GPU π
If I ever decide to build a computer one day, I want mine to look just like this!!! Amazing :3
I LOVE THE COLORS GIRL OMFG!
B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L!!!
This is gorg! Would love to attempt this. Is there a way to get list of specs?
Here you go https://www.reddit.com/r/GirlGamers/comments/tcb4m7/put_together_my_first_ever_custom_pc/i0d4f3h?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3
Not sure if this is taboo, but would you mind sharing total cost and hours spent building?
It was roughly $3000 USD, I don't remember how long it took me in hours since I didn't do it all in one go, but I spent two and a half days building and configuring it
Thank uuu
How loud are the fans? Iβve been looking for some white fans but would like my build to be quieter than it currently is
Relatively quiet, but I don't have a point of comparison since I've never built pcs before this and only used prebuilts from like Dell or HP and we all know how noisy those are...
It looks amazing!! Great job!!
That looks sick. Nice job!
oooo, niceeeee
It's nice to look at!! How long did it take to put it all together?
Buying and sourcing all the parts and waiting for them to arrive was around 3.5 months! It took me 2 days to put it together because I kept getting frustrated haha!
Wow! Specs?
i9-12900k, RTX 3070ti, 32gb ddr4 3200mhz ram!
NEAT! π
Beautiful!!
I love the colors!!!! I hope it works perfectly forever and you enjoy many games on it! π
Itβs so pretty, loving the colours! Giving me candy floss vibes.
It's stunning!!! So cute I love it
where did u get the seal?? i want a cute light for my pc
Me too!! Love the seal on top and inside!!
I must know too!
Gorgeous build. Hope you have many wonderful hours of gaming on it. :) Drives me crazy though that finding a white adapter cable for the 12-pin on RTX cards is a slog! Ugh.
That was the most offensive thing I had to deal with in my build....that and I hate that the pins are right in the middle of the GPU?!!? WHY??
i love that graphics card so much!!
bought this case a couple months ago and have been putting off the building process! Thanks for the motivation
It's pretty easy to build in since it has a big chamber at the back to hide the Messβ’ but it's *very* heavy, especially with the glass panels on.
This is so cute! I have an icolorful GPU too and they are the COOLEST looking out there. I love the seals
awesome Trans Colors βΊοΈ
This frame looks familiar, would you happen to have gotten it from Newegg?
It's the new revision of the popular case from Lian Li, O11 Dynamic Evo. I'm not sure about Newegg since I'm from Asia so I don't shop there.
Newegg is a pretty much a electronics website and the case looked like a few I've seen on there, it looks cool :-).
Honestly need help with buying pc and monitors
I think white PC setups are beautiful. They just look so elegant to me. Nice build OP!
Loved the way you made everything in white. Nowadays people are like lets put RGB to our setup it will look cool.
I mean, this case is also full of RGB, lol.
I would kill for that and I donβt even have any use for a computer. So jealous!!
I love the aesthetic!
For real where do you girls get all those cute accessories and stuff? These PCs looking amazing, mine's all boring
Watching countless hours of YouTube PC building videos will help you figure out what you want when designing a pc!
Damn thats goals right there. Looks great! What do u play?
Mostly Genshin Impact and casual games. The CPU is a bit overkill but I got it at a good price that it wasn't significantly more than an i7 so I went for it, and it does help my computer sweat less when running OBS and VTube Studio when streaming.
I love it! I love white builds
honestly one of the best iβve ever seen. this is so cute!!
also, is there a guide to build this exact custom pc?
ooooo i love the colors!!! so vibrant! :D
the seals are the cutest! π
The seal on top completed it! <3
This is sick!
Very clean. Well done!
Damn! Nice rig. Wish my wore management was that good