BYO Month – Show us your Sleeper Build and Enter to Win $200!

MicroCenterOfficial · February 2022

Do you have a pc that wouldn’t be out of place in the 90s, but has enough power to run Doom (Eternal) on Ultra? Maybe you skipped the RGB and put that money towards power? We want to see it – and give someone a $200 Micro Center gift card!

Last week we asked to see your theoretical Build Your Own PC month builds. This week, we want to see your sleeper builds! The builds without RGB, the build hidden in a mid-90s case, the all-black, windowless chassis.

Entry will be open from February 4th to 10th. After the entry period ends, we’ll be randomly selecting one winner to receive a $200 Micro Center gift card!

How to enter

(see terms and conditions for full contest rules):

Simply submit your build to the build showcase with #Sleeper in the title before February 10th to be entered! If you’ve recently submitted to build showcase, you’re still eligible: just update your submission to include #Sleeper and you’ll be entered.

For a bonus entry into the random drawing, come back and post a link to your build in the comments (and maybe hype it up a little… some positive buzz never hurt your chances)!

And don’t forget – everyone who submits an approved build will receive a $25 Micro Center coupon!

Quick steps to enter

(see terms and conditions for full contest rules):

· Join the Micro Center community

· Submit your custom-built PC to the PC Build Showcase with #Sleeper in the title (see instructions below)

How to submit your custom build to the PC Build Showcase

Step 1. Sign in to fill out the build submission form

Step 2. Fill out the build category, name (be sure to include #Sleeper!), favorite feature, and description. Include details about the process, what you use your PC for, things you would change, etc.

Step 3. Add a few glamour shots of your completed build

Step 4. Fill in your parts used

Note: You can manually add archived or custom parts. In the example below, I've added an Intel i7-7700K by typing in the "Select CPU" field. Since the part is not listed I then selected "Add Intel Core i7" as seen below in red.