Our mini Skylake system; Ryu, wrapped up in the ever popular BitFenix Prodigy case. A very reserved build with plenty of room for upgrading the CPU, graphics card and power supply if needed in future, but as it stands with a 6400 CPU, Z170 Gaming Pro with AC WiFi motherboard, 8GB of DDR4, a GTX 960 and a 500w power supply, it will be a great gaming system for years to come, all for the very reasonable price of $1580 including assembly. Create your dream gaming machine.
Author: Ryan
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Valkyrie Custom Gaming PC in CoolerMaster Storm Scout II
Another Skylake system, this time wrapped in a CoolerMaster case instead of the usual NZXT we always see. The case quality is roughly the same as you would get from NZXT, with the added bonus of the handy handle at the top which is quite sturdy and can certainly be used for carrying your PC. This PC was customised for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, which means this customer got that game for FREE thanks to our promotion on right now, in addition to free shipping. Why shop anywhere else? Build your own custom gaming PC with us today.
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Ragnarok Custom Gaming PC in NZXT H440 White & Black
The best Intel chipset: X99 Haswell-E, with 16GB of DDR4 RAM, and two GTX 970 graphics cards in SLI configuration. Build your own gaming PC with parts you want.
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Ragnarok Custom Gaming PC [Evatech] vs Area-51 [Dell/Alienware]
Today we’re comparing two Intel X99 Haswell-E systems, one from Evatech and one from Alienware. For a long time, Alienware has carried the impression of being premium among the PC gaming community, but after very little research and comparing, you can quickly see it carries a premium price tag, too. Let’s get into the nitty-gritty of things!
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Sirin Custom Gaming PC in Corsair 100R
A modest build that may not get away with the highest settings in the latest games, but you’ll still be able to play them all! Customise your own gaming PC.

