so i just heard about this really cool website that lets you build and visualize your dream pc in 3d. it's called buildcores, and it's basically a tool that helps you see how all the components will fit together, including the fans and airflow. i think it's a great idea, especially for beginners who are just starting to build their own PCs.



i mean, we've all been there - you spend hours researching and planning your build, only to realize that you've got a major airflow issue on your hands. it's frustrating, to say the least. but with buildcores, you can get a rough idea of how your fans will interact with each other, and make adjustments before you even start building. it's not a full simulation or anything, but it's still a really useful tool.



apparently, the creator of buildcores has been sharing some examples of how the tool works, including a crazy expensive build that costs around $70,000. yeah, you read that right - $70,000. it's got a single gpu and monitor, but still, it's just insane. i've been playing around with the tool myself, and it's actually really fun to see what kind of builds you can come up with. you can choose from over 3,000 3d models, which is just mind-boggling.



one thing to note is that buildcores isn't meant to replace other tools like pc part picker. it's more of a visual configurator, designed to help you see how all the components will fit together. and, as the creator says, it's not meant to be a full simulation - it's just a rough guide to help you get started. still, i think it's a really useful tool, and i canRead more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

What do you think about this?