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How powerful is your computer? What specs do you run in your rigs? I want to know how serious your hardware game is. Mine isn't very serious:
CPU: Core i5-4690k
GPU: GTX 1060 6GB
Storage: 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD
RAM: 16GB DDR3
Hoping to get a new PC with a 3090 soon
CPU: Core i5-4690k
GPU: GTX 1060 6GB
Storage: 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD
RAM: 16GB DDR3
Hoping to get a new PC with a 3090 soon
Last edited by CosmicApathy1; 4 weeks ago
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(Original post by ROTL94)
I'd post mine but I don't want to get cyberbullied.
I'd post mine but I don't want to get cyberbullied.
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(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
How powerful is your computer? What specs do you run in your rigs? I want to know how serious your hardware game is. Mine isn't very serious:
CPU: Core i5-4690k
GPU: GTX 1060 6GB
Storage: 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD
Hoping to get a 3090 real soon.
How powerful is your computer? What specs do you run in your rigs? I want to know how serious your hardware game is. Mine isn't very serious:
CPU: Core i5-4690k
GPU: GTX 1060 6GB
Storage: 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD
Hoping to get a 3090 real soon.
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(Original post by Afrrcyn)
Aren't you gonna have to upgrade your CPu and Motherboard and PSU and probably RAM when buying the 3090?
Aren't you gonna have to upgrade your CPu and Motherboard and PSU and probably RAM when buying the 3090?
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(Original post by ROTL94)
I'd post mine but I don't want to get cyberbullied.
I'd post mine but I don't want to get cyberbullied.
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CPU: Ryzen 3600 (£160, Amazon, 2020)
CPU cooler: be quiet! Pure Rock 140mm (£30, Scan, 2020)
Motherboard: MSI Mortar Max (£96, Scan, 2020)
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB @ 3200 MHz (£65, Scan, 2020) though they're bugging out so using TEAMGROUP RAM currently.
GPU: 980 Ti (£160, Ebay, 2019)
Storage: 1GB Toshiba HDD (£38, Scan, 2014), 500GB Crucial SSD (£53, Amazon, 2020)
PSU: 750W Seasonic M12II (£80, Scan, 2014)
Fans: A few 120mm and 140mm be quiet! and Enermax ones from the Bit-Tech forum for £10 or £20.
Case: A big black one / Silverstone RL04B (£30, Scan, 2014)
Monitor: Either my old 24" Samsung TV (Christmas present!) or my 42" Panasonic Plasma (£150, Facebook, 2014).
OS: Windows 10
And... a DVD RW drive, keyboard and mouse of course
It can generally go 60 FPS on Ultra (at 1080p), though with next gen games like Watch Dogs Legion and Cyberpunk it was 30 FPS. Before I upgraded the CPU/RAM/mobo I was using a near decade-old 2500K (and briefly 2600K) system and that had no problems with even the likes of RDR2.
I only upgraded GPU because my GTX 780 died. I got an SSD because I was getting BSODs and thought it was old driver issues, but it wasn't, otherwise I might not've bothered.
Howzat? Or was it my Windows 98 / XP PC you wanted specs of?
CPU cooler: be quiet! Pure Rock 140mm (£30, Scan, 2020)
Motherboard: MSI Mortar Max (£96, Scan, 2020)
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB @ 3200 MHz (£65, Scan, 2020) though they're bugging out so using TEAMGROUP RAM currently.
GPU: 980 Ti (£160, Ebay, 2019)
Storage: 1GB Toshiba HDD (£38, Scan, 2014), 500GB Crucial SSD (£53, Amazon, 2020)
PSU: 750W Seasonic M12II (£80, Scan, 2014)
Fans: A few 120mm and 140mm be quiet! and Enermax ones from the Bit-Tech forum for £10 or £20.
Case: A big black one / Silverstone RL04B (£30, Scan, 2014)
Monitor: Either my old 24" Samsung TV (Christmas present!) or my 42" Panasonic Plasma (£150, Facebook, 2014).
OS: Windows 10
And... a DVD RW drive, keyboard and mouse of course
It can generally go 60 FPS on Ultra (at 1080p), though with next gen games like Watch Dogs Legion and Cyberpunk it was 30 FPS. Before I upgraded the CPU/RAM/mobo I was using a near decade-old 2500K (and briefly 2600K) system and that had no problems with even the likes of RDR2.
I only upgraded GPU because my GTX 780 died. I got an SSD because I was getting BSODs and thought it was old driver issues, but it wasn't, otherwise I might not've bothered.
Howzat? Or was it my Windows 98 / XP PC you wanted specs of?
Last edited by ozzyoscy; 4 weeks ago
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Intel i5 9300, GTX 1650, 16GB DDR4, 1TB SSD.
Yes, it's a laptop, but I can play Ghostrunner on the toilet.
Yes, it's a laptop, but I can play Ghostrunner on the toilet.
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(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
How powerful is your computer? What specs do you run in your rigs? I want to know how serious your hardware game is. Mine isn't very serious:
CPU: Core i5-4690k
GPU: GTX 1060 6GB
Storage: 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD
RAM: 16GB DDR3
Hoping to get a 3090 real soon.
How powerful is your computer? What specs do you run in your rigs? I want to know how serious your hardware game is. Mine isn't very serious:
CPU: Core i5-4690k
GPU: GTX 1060 6GB
Storage: 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD
RAM: 16GB DDR3
Hoping to get a 3090 real soon.
GPU: Radeon R9 270X
Storage: 500GB SSD, 500GB HDD
RAM: 8GB DDR4
Nothing fancy, but for the games I play, it works well enough.
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i7 7700
RTX 3070
16GB DDR4
1TB NVME SSD + 1 TB SATA SSD
Dan A4 mITX case
It's a snappy little shoebox.
RTX 3070
16GB DDR4
1TB NVME SSD + 1 TB SATA SSD
Dan A4 mITX case
It's a snappy little shoebox.
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(Original post by Gofre)
i7 7700
RTX 3070
16GB DDR4
1TB NVME SSD + 1 TB SATA SSD
Dan A4 mITX case
It's a snappy little shoebox.
i7 7700
RTX 3070
16GB DDR4
1TB NVME SSD + 1 TB SATA SSD
Dan A4 mITX case
It's a snappy little shoebox.
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(Original post by ozzyoscy)
CPU: Ryzen 3600 (£160, Amazon, 2020)
CPU cooler: be quiet! Pure Rock 140mm (£30, Scan, 2020)
Motherboard: MSI Mortar Max (£96, Scan, 2020)
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB @ 3200 MHz (£65, Scan, 2020) though they're bugging out so using TEAMGROUP RAM currently.
GPU: 980 Ti (£160, Ebay, 2019)
Storage: 1GB Toshiba HDD (£38, Scan, 2014), 500GB Crucial SSD (£53, Amazon, 2020)
PSU: 750W Seasonic M12II (£80, Scan, 2014)
Fans: A few 120mm and 140mm be quiet! and Enermax ones from the Bit-Tech forum for £10 or £20.
Case: A big black one / Silverstone RL04B (£30, Scan, 2014)
Monitor: Either my old 24" Samsung TV (Christmas present!) or my 42" Panasonic Plasma (£150, Facebook, 2014).
OS: Windows 10
And... a DVD RW drive, keyboard and mouse of course
It can generally go 60 FPS on Ultra (at 1080p), though with next gen games like Watch Dogs Legion and Cyberpunk it was 30 FPS. Before I upgraded the CPU/RAM/mobo I was using a near decade-old 2500K (and briefly 2600K) system and that had no problems with even the likes of RDR2.
I only upgraded GPU because my GTX 780 died. I got an SSD because I was getting BSODs and thought it was old driver issues, but it wasn't, otherwise I might not've bothered.
Howzat? Or was it my Windows 98 / XP PC you wanted specs of?
CPU: Ryzen 3600 (£160, Amazon, 2020)
CPU cooler: be quiet! Pure Rock 140mm (£30, Scan, 2020)
Motherboard: MSI Mortar Max (£96, Scan, 2020)
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB @ 3200 MHz (£65, Scan, 2020) though they're bugging out so using TEAMGROUP RAM currently.
GPU: 980 Ti (£160, Ebay, 2019)
Storage: 1GB Toshiba HDD (£38, Scan, 2014), 500GB Crucial SSD (£53, Amazon, 2020)
PSU: 750W Seasonic M12II (£80, Scan, 2014)
Fans: A few 120mm and 140mm be quiet! and Enermax ones from the Bit-Tech forum for £10 or £20.
Case: A big black one / Silverstone RL04B (£30, Scan, 2014)
Monitor: Either my old 24" Samsung TV (Christmas present!) or my 42" Panasonic Plasma (£150, Facebook, 2014).
OS: Windows 10
And... a DVD RW drive, keyboard and mouse of course
It can generally go 60 FPS on Ultra (at 1080p), though with next gen games like Watch Dogs Legion and Cyberpunk it was 30 FPS. Before I upgraded the CPU/RAM/mobo I was using a near decade-old 2500K (and briefly 2600K) system and that had no problems with even the likes of RDR2.
I only upgraded GPU because my GTX 780 died. I got an SSD because I was getting BSODs and thought it was old driver issues, but it wasn't, otherwise I might not've bothered.
Howzat? Or was it my Windows 98 / XP PC you wanted specs of?
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#15
(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
I'm jelly of all that SSD space lol
I'm jelly of all that SSD space lol
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(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
How powerful is your computer? What specs do you run in your rigs? I want to know how serious your hardware game is. Mine isn't very serious:
CPU: Core i5-4690k
GPU: GTX 1060 6GB
Storage: 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD
RAM: 16GB DDR3
Hoping to get a 3090 real soon.
How powerful is your computer? What specs do you run in your rigs? I want to know how serious your hardware game is. Mine isn't very serious:
CPU: Core i5-4690k
GPU: GTX 1060 6GB
Storage: 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD
RAM: 16GB DDR3
Hoping to get a 3090 real soon.
GPU: RTX 3080 10GB
Storage: 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD
RAM: 32 GB DDR4
Very very expensive...but saved a lot of money by building it on my own.
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Intel i7-8700k
Gskill16gb ram 3600mhz
Nvidia Geforce 1080ti (Evga)
1tb nvme m2 WD Black
4tb WD red HDD
MSI... whatever motherboard
Samsung C34J791 Curved 34'' monitor
Corsair RM750x power supply
NZXT ... whatever case
NZXT X73 Kraken water cooler
Gskill16gb ram 3600mhz
Nvidia Geforce 1080ti (Evga)
1tb nvme m2 WD Black
4tb WD red HDD
MSI... whatever motherboard
Samsung C34J791 Curved 34'' monitor
Corsair RM750x power supply
NZXT ... whatever case
NZXT X73 Kraken water cooler
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(Original post by SpockAndRand)
Intel i7-8700k
Gskill16gb ram 3600mhz
Nvidia Geforce 1080ti (Evga)
1tb nvme m2 WD Black
4tb WD red HDD
MSI... whatever motherboard
Samsung C34J791 Curved 34'' monitor
Corsair RM750x power supply
NZXT ... whatever case
NZXT X73 Kraken water cooler
Intel i7-8700k
Gskill16gb ram 3600mhz
Nvidia Geforce 1080ti (Evga)
1tb nvme m2 WD Black
4tb WD red HDD
MSI... whatever motherboard
Samsung C34J791 Curved 34'' monitor
Corsair RM750x power supply
NZXT ... whatever case
NZXT X73 Kraken water cooler
I could never game on such a large monitor lol
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Okay these are mine:
CPU: Ryzen 5 1600
GPU: GTX 1650
Storage: 256GB
RAM: 16GB DDR4
CPU: Ryzen 5 1600
GPU: GTX 1650
Storage: 256GB
RAM: 16GB DDR4
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