The PC is decked out with an Intel i9-13900KS processor, an MSI Gaming Trio RTZ 4090 graphics card, an MSI z790 Tomahawk motherboard, 68Gb of RAM and a EKWB branded custom cooling system.

I should probably also mention that he'll build you a Lego Gaming Computer, too, but it isn't cheap: they start at about £1,100 ($1,600) for a Core i5/GTX 950 and go up from there.

GamersNexus tears down CherryTree's interesting (and awesome) custom gaming PC, the GeeFarce RTX 5027 POS, built into a graphics card!

Adam’s PC uses off-the-shelf parts, but has an advantage with a larger, more capacious Lian Li case and NZXT liquid cooling on the Ryzen 5 5600X. Adam’s machine runs the same GPU, an RTX 3080 Ti.

Kern’s computer is a mini-ITX build, but instead of repurposing a square PC case like the Corsair 250D, Kern set out to make one himself using acrylic sheets.

In most cases, seeing somebody post their cool PC build on Reddit or other social media sites means they built it themselves. You're still able to get a nice-looking PC that's pre-built, but that ...