Share your computer setup!

[AVLNCH]

Do you have a speedy new system that you’d love to show off to the world? Perhaps you’re someone who just plays casually on the home PC? Why not post your setup in here to share & compare with other members of the Steam community!

[xSOSxHawkens]

引用自 TIGGER：

引用自 xSOSxHawkens：

I see we have a nice old FX club here. Dont have pics of mine at the moment, but my PLEX/Media/Fourth Rate Game rig is an FX build.

Runs:

FX-8350
32GB G.Skill 1333Mhz CL9 serial matched 4 dimm kit
Gigabyte GA-990FX-UD3P - BIOS Modded to support boot from M.2
4x4TB IronWolfs in Parity Array
512GB Gen 3 nVME, setup with a decent chunk (I think like 128gb?) is in cache use for the HDD array.
GTX-960-4GB (rough equivalent to the 1050ti)

Machine does great at its daily use job of Plex Box, and on the rare instances I have had to or wanted to game on it recently it has done fine. Last time I gamed on it was for some couch gaming of Back 4 Blood and it ran just fine and gave me an enjoyable full session without any issues at all.

That got a onboard m.2 slot or using a PCIe add in board?

Add in card, though few AM3 even support that.

So, the very top of the line, singular best, 990fx board from Gigabyte had a single native m.2 on board, as did most of the other $1,000+ flagship 990fx top boards of the time. But due to how new the tech was, how pricey for the time it was and all that, and the other limitations of the AM3+ platform, it was quite literally reserved for single models from the few makers who supported it.

Some would leave the BIOS support for nvme add in cards as well, but most of them used the m.2 feature as a locked in upsell to give added value to the flagship 990's and thus most motherboard vendors locked the ability to even boot from PCIe add in cards on nvme.

Now days, at least for 990FX Gigabyte users, most of the worth-while boards have had modded BIOS files created by the community that restore the nVME support and allow bootable add in cards to be used.

[[PBS] Dice]

MSI B550 Gaming
AMD 5600X
32GB Viper 3200MHZ
RX 6800XT Pulse 16GB
500 crucial P1 NVME
500 PNY ssd
2tb 3.5 barracuda HDD
2 Noctua 140 intake fans
1 90 noctua exhaust fan
Arctic liquid freezer 2 Aio (2x120 exhaust)
Corsair RM750x PSU
Gigabity 27inch 1440p 165hz display
HP reverb 2 VR headset
EXSYS EX-12006 usb 3.0 / usb C expansion card
razer keyb/mouse/headset
Warthog hotas/logitech g rudder
Msi Gaming chair

except the razer keyb and mouse i have no RGB, and that is how i like it.

im pretty happy with my current setup, to give some context. i do not have other hobby's outside of my gaming and save some of my money for this purpose.

My latest upgrade was the VR headset, went from reverb G1 to the G2.

i would like to change my keyboard, mouse and headset next because i had them for 5-6 years now and i feel it is time to get something new.
for a keyboard i am set on the Keychronn Q6.
as far as mouse and headset go, i am still researching, and am open to suggestions.

that is about it i think,

grts

[Ytsejam]

Motherboard: Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5900X @ 4.8Ghz
Cooler: Noctua NH-D15
RAM: HyperX Fury 4x8Gb (32Gb) DDR4 3466Mhz
VGA: MSI RTX 3070 8Gb
SSD: Kingston A2000 500Gb NVMe PCIe SSD / WD_BLACK SN750 1Tb NVMe PCIe SSD / Samsung 860 EVO 1Tb SSD / Western Digital Blue 4Tb SSD
HD: Seagate 2Tb + 2Tb + 4Tb + 4Tb + 6Tb (18Tb)
Power Supply: Seasonic Platinum SS-1000XP
Monitor: Dell 27' S2721DGF Gaming Monitor

[letmepicyou]

Just got done upgrading my system (old cpu = 9700k)...fresh motherboard, fresh cpu, fresh cpu cooler...

Motherboard: Asrock Z690 Steel Legend DDR4
CPU: Intel i7 12700kf
Cooler: Corsair H170i Elite LCD 420mm AIO
RAM: 32gb G.Skill Trident Z RGB DDR4 3200 (4x 8gb)
VIDEO: MSI 2080 Super
BOOT DRIVE: 500 GB Samsung 950 Pro SSD
STORAGE: 1 TB x2 Samsung 860 SSD in RAID 0
PSU: Sparkle Power Magna Gold Pro 850 Watt modular
CASE: Thermaltake P3 mid-tower
OS: Windows 10 Pro
MONITOR: Sony 50" XR-50X90J 4k full grid LED - MONSTER MONITOR!

Just got done with the board swap. This 12700kf / Z690 is a BEAST, and I highly recommend it. Asrock board is rock solid, once you get the BIOS set up right. RAM running at rated speed, even!

[Howardohyea]

I shared my setup a while back, in 2020. I got a new build since and here it is!

CPU: i7 12700K @5.2GHz
GPU: RX 6900XT Sapphire Nitro + SE @2.6GHz
Motherboard: ROG Strix Z690 A
RAM: DDR4 4000 Trident Z Royale, with timings overclocked to CL16
Storage: WD SN770 1TB + 2TB Samsung 860 Evo
Cooling: EK Lux 360mm AiO + 3 case fans
Monitor: Generic 50 inch 4K TV + 30 inch Redmi curved widescreen monitor

It's about pushing the limits. I overclocked all my components, even managing to match my old Ryzen 9 5950X despite having a significantly inferior CPU. Overclocking is a fun journey, and I'll share my adventure in a forum post later.

[r.linder]

引用自 Howardohyea：

I shared my setup a while back, in 2020. I got a new build since and here it is!

CPU: i7 12700K @5.2GHz
GPU: RX 6900XT Sapphire Nitro + SE @2.6GHz
Motherboard: ROG Strix Z690 A
RAM: DDR4 4000 Trident Z Royale, with timings overclocked to CL16
Storage: WD SN770 1TB + 2TB Samsung 860 Evo
Cooling: EK Lux 360mm AiO + 3 case fans
Monitor: Generic 50 inch 4K TV + 30 inch Redmi curved widescreen monitor

It's about pushing the limits. I overclocked all my components, even managing to match my old Ryzen 9 5950X despite having a significantly inferior CPU. Overclocking is a fun journey, and I'll share my adventure in a forum post later.

When you adjusted your timings, did you pay special attention to the sub-timings? Because if you made sacrifices in the sub-timings to get better primary timings, you're not getting better RAM performance, primary timings like CAS don't do squat.

[indedragon]

Yes I'm running the I9-11900K I would like one of the 4090's but truthfully I can't see spending the money at this point.

[indedragon]

I got a deal on the RTX 3080 ti 12gig the guy said it had started running hot. When I got it first thing i did is pull it apart. The Thermal pads were too big and the GPU wasn't getting good contact. So I upgraded the thermal paste and replaced the 6.8 w/mk thermal pads with 12.8 thermal pads for the ram and capacitors. My temps dropped down to around 23c at idle and 63c during game play. When I got it the readings were 55c at idle and 87c while playing games. So if your cards start running hot look at the pads and thermal grease first thing...

[- ULTIMΔTΣ -]

CPU - I7 10700k @ 5.2Ghz
Mobo- Aorus master Z490
Cooling- Hyper 212 EVO Black RGB
RAM- 32GB (8x4) Gigabyte 3733MHz
GPU- Gigabyte Master RTX 4080 16GB
PSU- Gigabyte 850w
SSD(boot drive)- 1TB WD Black 3th gen
2xSSD - 1TB Samsung 870
Case- Gigabyte
OS- Windows 10 x64 PRO
Monitor: LG 27" 240hz 1 ms 1080p

[htaed77]

CPU- i5 13600k
MOBO- MSI z790 EDGE (DDR5) Wifi
Cooling- Cooler Master Master Liquid 240 rgb v2
RAM- G.Skill Trident neo DDR5-6000 16x2
GPU- Asus Arez Strix Vega 56 OC
PSU- Corsair HX750w 80 Plat
SSD- Sabrent Rocket 4.0 1TB x2 (one boot, one for games)
and x5 HDDs for storage (20 TB combined)
Case- Cooler Master H500 rgb
OS- Win 10 PRO
Monitors- (x1) Hisense U8G 50' ULED (4K 120hz) TV
(x1) Spectre 27' (1080p 175hz) secondary monitor.

...(hopefully this year a new GPU upgrade) :)

[Ozren_94]

引用自 htaed77：

CPU- i5 13600k
MOBO- MSI z790 EDGE (DDR5) Wifi
Cooling- Cooler Master Master Liquid 240 rgb v2
RAM- G.Skill Trident neo DDR5-6000 16x2
GPU- Asus Arez Strix Vega 56 OC
PSU- Corsair HX750w 80 Plat
SSD- Sabrent Rocket 4.0 1TB x2 (one boot, one for games)
and x5 HDDs for storage (20 TB combined)
Case- Cooler Master H500 rgb
OS- Win 10 PRO
Monitors- (x1) Hisense U8G 50' ULED (4K 120hz) TV
(x1) Spectre 27' (1080p 175hz) secondary monitor.

...(hopefully this year a new GPU upgrade) :)

Have you decided which gpu you will take and which resolution you will play at?

[Koezy]

SPECS:

CASE: DEEPCOOL MATREX
MB: ASUS Strix Z370-E
CPU: i7-8700k
CPU COOLER: DEEPCOOL 240EX WHITE 120mm AIO
GPU: MSI Ventius 3070ti OC
RAM: 16GB Corsair RGB pro
PSU: EVGA super nova 750w gold
SSD: INTEL 660p NVMe m.2 512GB
HDD: Toshiba X300 4TB

[Neonblue]

Intel i5 4690k 3.50GHz with a 3.9 Turbo Boost.
Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo (Dual Fans)
Asus Z97-K Mobo
16 Gigs DDR3 1600MHz Kingston Ram
Two Kingston SSD's 480 Gigs (Cloned Windows 10 from one SSD to the other)
Asus Dual RTX 2060: 12 Gigs of Vram.
2060 RTX connected to a Samsung 43 inch Crystal Display via HDMI via optical out to a Marantz SR 6009 7.2
Corsair 750 watt PSU
Both Keyboard & Mouse : Razer
LG 24X DVD ROM
Corsair Carbide Series: Air740 (High Airflow Mid-Tower Case) 5 Corsair Fans installed.
On-Board Intel Gigabit CT PCI-E Network Adapter EXPI9301CTBLK

I'd tweaked the Windows 10 64 bit taking the precaution that my 4690K which was manufactured 2014 would process well with RTX games.
On the Forums some said that the 4690K wouldn't pair well with a 2060 RTX yet the dedicated video memory is 12 gigs and the Total Available Graphics Memory 20.45 gigs.
System Ram on the Z97-E motherboard is 16 gigs.
I'd played Gotham Knights with Ray-Tracing and Shadows on its highest setting at a 4K resolution with a FPS of 40 to 50 frames per second.
As of this year Jan. 4th 2023 all opinions and theories went down the toilet.

[htaed77]

引用自 Ozren_94：

引用自 htaed77：

CPU- i5 13600k
MOBO- MSI z790 EDGE (DDR5) Wifi
Cooling- Cooler Master Master Liquid 240 rgb v2
RAM- G.Skill Trident neo DDR5-6000 16x2
GPU- Asus Arez Strix Vega 56 OC
PSU- Corsair HX750w 80 Plat
SSD- Sabrent Rocket 4.0 1TB x2 (one boot, one for games)
and x5 HDDs for storage (20 TB combined)
Case- Cooler Master H500 rgb
OS- Win 10 PRO
Monitors- (x1) Hisense U8G 50' ULED (4K 120hz) TV
(x1) Spectre 27' (1080p 175hz) secondary monitor.

...(hopefully this year a new GPU upgrade) :)

Have you decided which gpu you will take and which resolution you will play at?

Was initially gonna go for a gpu during 2022, but crappy pricing changed that.
Been playing most of my stuff @ 4K regardless (just with lower settings) and prefered to update the whole platform instead of gpu (coming from i7 3770/ z77 MSI mobo/DDR3 2133).
Depending on pricing (at the time of purchase) it will be between RX 7900xtx/rtx 3080ti (first choice, or RX6950xt/3080 (2nd choice)

[Neonblue]

"preferred to update the whole platform instead of gpu coming from i7 3770" You've said.
The combination between RTX 3060 Ti and Intel Core i7-3770 @ 3.40GHz has less than 15% bottleneck in many games and can cause minor FPS loss.
Ultra Quality Settings: 115.5 FPS Average 1080p Performance.
87.6 FPS Average 1440p Performance.
Check this Link: Put it in your Browser
https://www.gpucheck.com/gpu/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3060-ti/intel-core-i7-3770-3-40g

ASUS GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Dual V2 OC Graphics Card 8GB of GDDR6 VRAM : $469
PNY RTX 3060 Ti VERTO Dual Fan LHR Graphics Card 8GB of GDDR6 VRAM: $414
This Link: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?q=3060%20Ti&sts=ma
Then put 16 gigs on the Motherboard.