Build of the Week 10/14 - 10/20

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Every week, we choose some of our favorite builds submitted to our Build Showcase, with one very talented builder getting highlighted as our Community Build of the Week and also getting an exclusive Micro Center T-Shirt! This week's Community build is:

Mini ITX

Created by Kuanhung L

Chosen by @Rye_Bread:

I've always had a soft spot for builds that are made with the sole purpose of portability. Brings me back to the old LAN party days, with everyone bringing their PCs or consoles in one room and screaming at each other for hours on end. 

Kuanhung's build captures this idea perfectly! Powered by a Ryzen 5 5600 and an RTX 3060ti, it's a healthy amount of power in a portable package. I also love the choice of the PcCooler Hummingbird I100 Pro case, it's super simplistic and it has a handle. This build is everything anyone could ask for in a portable gaming rig. Do I need one? No. Do I want one? YES.

Great work and congrats, Kuanhung L! Thank you for showing off your build, and thank you even more for the banana as a size reference :)

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Ian

Wow! Unique case selection

ChaosDTV

does the banana count as part of the build too? lol nice case too

smaddaus

The handle makes this case so much more appealing in my opinion, I love the way it looks.

elcurr

Agreed with above comment. The handle really does make it more appealing.

Lesaol

Those parts pack a good punch for gaming at a friends! I wish I could do a build this small, maybe someday!😁

ronwoodson

https://community.microcenter.com/discussion/12068/build-of-the-week-10-14-10-20

Simplicity and function is very desirable.

HeartMk2

I haven't heard of this case until I saw this build! Small form factor cases are always neat to look at!