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Welcome to Guru3D's Rig of the Month ! 

We just adore PC related hardware & think you do too. And sometimes you guys really make a PC that really stands out. We ask you to answer a few simple questions and send in photos of your rig. Each month we'll have a look at the entries and perhaps pick you and post your PC with photos and everything here at Guru3D.com. Here you can find out what you need to do and win a nice prize courtesy of Corsair.
 

Guru3D Rig of the Month is sponsored by Corsair

Each month one winner walks away with a cool prize. This month we give away a K70 with red lighting. All keys are mechanical, in our case making use of Cherry Red MX RGB switches. The idea behind mechanical switches is that they give a key press a more perceptible feel than the standard rubber membrane used in cheaper keyboards. Gamers seem to prefer mechy's very much over dome based keys and ever since the past year or two mechanical keyboards have been on the rise. The keyboard registers ALL keys pressed at once, as such this is full key rollover.

Note - This competition runs world-wide, however due to complex delivery and customs issues Russia, South America and Africa cannot be shipped a prize. That said, let's do some modding.

Each month here at Guru3D.com we feature one of you guys, your PC, your DIY project. It is quite honestly amazing how much detail and dedication you put into an PC, and every now and then it really shows.

Would you like to have your PC published and eligable to win great prizes ? Check out this landing page and read what is required. Please submit good quality photo's and don't forget to submit the the form.  

Check the July edition of the Guru3D Rig of the Month 2016. This months build is fabbed by Jonas Artus, a.k.a. sydefekt from the USA. The man in reality is a clinical lab scientist, but likes to build nice PCs. Meet his spawn.

1. What is your name / nickname /age / occupation?

2. What did you first come here for?

I visit Guru3D to read technology news and reviews.  
  

 
3. What do you mainly use the system for?

This system is for home office use, personal data storage, and occasional gaming.

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