share your pc specs!

[engineer (!!!!!!11!!!1)]

my pc specs: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-10700 CPU @ 2.90GHz 2.90 GHz 8gb ram 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor geforce gtx

[AmERICan]

my son runs this on:

ryzen 2200g
16gb ram
r9 290
1680x1050.

runs like crap compared to the videos ive seen of people running it on the iGPU of the ryzen 2200g.

[zelzr]

i7 10700k 3.8ghz with 5.1 overclock, corsair vengeance pro rgb 2x8 cl16 3200mhz, 1tb teamgroup sata ssd + 2tb seagate barracuda hdd, and an msi rtx 3060 ventus 2x 12gb oc

[Madest_Max]

Originally posted by Janfin:

should also tell how it runs because for some reason it runs like ♥♥♥♥.

2080ti
i7 9700k
32gb ram
m2. ssd
27" 2k g sync monitor bla bla

Such amazing components and then just this meh monitor.

[ez_debug]

i5
2070 super

[Janfin]

Originally posted by Madest_Max:

Originally posted by Janfin:

should also tell how it runs because for some reason it runs like ♥♥♥♥.

2080ti
i7 9700k
32gb ram
m2. ssd
27" 2k g sync monitor bla bla

Such amazing components and then just this meh monitor.

I mean.. okay you are probably a troll but i'm gonna answer anyways.
It's 144hz monitor, show me a game that does 2k 144fps with max graphics. And no CS or any other "competitive" shooters.

For real, this game does like 40 fps and if i sacrifice shadows i might get 60-70 and that is okay ish with g-sync.

[Jaguarek62]

Ryzen 5 3600
32 GB DDR4 Ram
gtx 1650 super
500 gb NVMe SSD
Windows 8.1 Pro

[SquidSpencer]

4.77 MHz Intel 8088 microprocessor and uses Microsoft´s MS-DOS operating system

[SquidSpencer]

It also has 16 kb Ram

[NemziiCASE.GIFT]

AMD Ryzen 5 5600X RTX2080 32GB Ram SSD M.2, Win 10 Asus ROG B550

[RacingDukes]

Intel Core I7 10700k 8-core 3.8mhz, Gigabyte Geforce RTX 3070 Aurus Master 8G (Nvidia Geforce RTX 3070) 16gb DDR4 Trident Z Royal, Samsung 970 Evo 1TB SSD, Sandisk (unknown model) 256 GB ssd, 2TB hard drive (unknown) Gigabyte Z590 Aorus Elite, And a samsung curved moniter, 60htz 1080p, im gonna replace that soon

[Blakeos]

Originally posted by MarzEz:

Main PC:
Intel I7-6700
AMD R9 295x2 - 2 cards (That's 4 GPUs)
G.Skill Ripjaws 16GB @ 3600MHz (low latency)
Antec 1200W PSU And Fatality 750W PSU (You need it to run both graphics cards)

Sim racing rig:
Intel I7-950, currently OC'd from 3.08 to 3.4GHz (Mild OC, have pushed 4.4GHz on a better cooler)
NVidia GTX 780 TI x2 (SLI) running in Surround - OC'd to approx. 1200MHz
Crucial Ballistix (DDR3), OC'd to 1740MHz and running 7-7-8-24 latency
850W PSU
Logitech G27 wheel, Saitek Cyborg Evo Force Joystick, and Logitech F310 Gamepad.

Both setups run with no noticeable lag (The main PC can run Beam NG smoothly in 4K), but both also get very, very hot.

biggest lie ever

[kyfuge]

amd ryzen 5 3600, 16gb ddr4 3200mhz, XFX RX 580 GTS 8gb vram

[Los.Injurus.Bob.Blunderton]

Ryzen 3950x, x570 chipset Asus Tuf Laming board, 32gb (2x 16gb dual rank 3000mhz cl-15) memory, 1tb NVME drive 'inland pro' brand, EVGA 2070 Super Laming Black, Sound Blaster Audigy 5.1 / 7.1 sound card, Seasonic 620w PSU (yes that's enough), Fractal full tower server-class case, Noctua NH-D-15-S cooler.
There's about 6~8 500/512gb SSD's in here at any one time as project resource drives. When you work on a project, it's not unheard of to need one or more TB worth of project space, plus you need backup space.
BluRay writer driver, Pioneer brand. Was 40~60$ OEM, what can I say?
While I've had this for a while already, I only build one every 5~6 years as of late, so it's got to last a while.
All settings stocks except RAM XMP / DOCP profile enabled. NO water cooling = no leaks.
RAM and NVME SSD were grabbed out of the 'bargain bin' basically.
Motherboard was originally Asrock x570 Phantom Laming 4 but the 3950x smoked it, so I threw it back in the motherboard box where it deserves to live, went to a local store and got an Asus motherboard and put that in - I'm so sorry I cheated on you ASUS, never again.
700w sony sound system (could be more?) and 40" screen I got from the Cash-N-Carry.
NO RGB LED disco-ball stuff here except a small spot on the replacement motherboard which couldn't be avoided. I don't need it puking rainbows like no tomorrow.

It's VERY energy efficient, it doesn't bake me out of the room, it's quiet, it's very modest looking (think: non-descript black box), and it gets the job done.
Absolutely, positively wipes the floor with my old Haswell 4790k heater, while still producing A LOT less heat and using less power, with nearly no noise unless it's nearing 100% use.
I'd probably still be using the Haswell but when my nephew wrecked his car, I spent a weekend in the garage fixing it so that he could get to work on Monday, and for that effort I made him buy me the parts to make a new one. This way I did not have to use project money on my PC parts, something I don't like to do.
I wouldn't really recommend a user purchase more than an 8-core 16-thread CPU for any reason really, with a 12-core 24-thread CPU being the absolute max. Otherwise you're just wasting money that can be put towards a GPU that will bring FPS up in games that aren't this game.

What is best build for BeamNG Drive machine?
5600x~5800x~5900x CPU (pick one depending on how many cars you want to run)
Noctua cooler for CPU (use noctua site to check compatibility with motherboard)
32gb 3200mhz RAM in 2x 16gb dual-rank MICRON sticks for best performance*
B550 or X570 chipset depending on how much you plan to expand the system, I recommend ASUS motherboards as all others have failed, Gigabyte is a close second.
Any 8gb GPU you can get your hands on, even a 1070 Ti is just dandy for this game
Seasonic or similar quality PSU. This is a must, don't be cheap. Ripple kills, folks.
Solid case you don't mind living around/with for years you plan to keep the system, and please for the love of all that is holy, get something with dust filters AND clean them regularly.

*Micron memory has best compatibility and is quite overclockable if you wish to do so, barring the fact you must leave the 3rd timing number alone when doing so. Samsung B-die is STILL parroted to be the best, but it's been out of production for about TWO YEARS now. Dual rank memory gives a free 12% performance boost to Ryzen 5000 series processors, so choose 16gb sticks over 8gb sticks if possible.
Use any video card you can get your grubby mitts on, in this day and age.

[JDumbz]

> AMD Ryzen 7 3800X
> HyperX Fury (Black) 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4 3200MHz
> AMD RX 5700 XT 8GB
> (x2) 500GB SSD
> 3TB HDD

Solid 60+ on 1440p n' with AI Vehicles.

[Xaero]

Originally posted by JDumbz:

> AMD Ryzen 7 3800X
> HyperX Fury (Black) 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4 3200MHz
> AMD RX 5700 XT 8GB
> (x2) 500GB SSD
> 3TB HDD

Solid 60+ on 1440p n' with AI Vehicles.

A very solid Rig my man, You're playing on a 1440p/60 or a 1440p/165 monitor?