r/PCMasterrace Builds

PCMR Builds provides gaming PC configurations across budget, mid-range and high-end tiers.

pcmasterrace.org/builds
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About r/PCMasterrace Builds

PCMR Builds publishes gaming PC part lists at several price points from budget to high-end. The lists are intended as templates that can be mixed, adjusted for budgets between tiers, and reviewed with PC building communities before buying. The page notes high DDR5 prices and generally uses around 32GB of RAM except for the cheapest build. It also covers shopping checks such as sales, shipping, taxes and rebates, used parts, and enabling a memory profile after assembly. The builds focus on gaming and everyday use with occasional video or photo editing, and may not meet specific professional software requirements.

Key features

  • Gaming PC part lists at multiple price points
  • Mix-and-match templates for budgets between listed tiers
  • PCPartPicker lists with country selector for non-US shoppers
  • Guidance on reducing RAM from 32GB to 16GB
  • Instructions to enable XMP/EXPO memory profiles after building
  • Advice on used parts, rebates, shipping and taxes
Best for: People planning a gaming PC who want starting templates to adjust and peer-review with the community.
Good for
  • Provides templates across price points that can be mixed and adjusted
  • Explains how to adapt lists for non-US countries via PCPartPicker
  • Includes shopping checks such as peer review, shipping, taxes and rebates
Watch out for
  • Gaming focus may not cover specific professional software requirements
  • Example lists are not intended to be bought strictly as-is
  • Used parts may lack warranty coverage

r/PCMasterrace Builds at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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r/PCMasterrace Builds FAQ

How should I use the build lists to choose parts?
Use them as templates at multiple price points. You can build between tiers and mix and match, then ask for feedback in PC building communities before buying.
Can I use the lists if I live outside the US?
Yes. Open the PCPartPicker part list link and change the country in the top right; it will try to show the cheapest compatible parts in that country.
Can I lower RAM to reduce cost?
You can drop from 32GB to 16GB using 2x8GB for dual channel to save around 100 dollars. The page advises against going below 16GB and against this reduction for the two highest-priced builds.
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