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!

[p$ychiARti$t]

CPU : INTEL Core i9 10900KF (10 Cores,20 Threads) 3.7 Ghz
CPU COOLER : Noctua NH-D9L (Double FAN)
CASING : ASUS TUF GAMING GT501 MID TOWER
CASING FAN : Noctua NF-F12 IndustrialPPC-3000 120mm x7(Custom Upgraded)
RAM : 64 GB of RAM,Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR4 3600 kit x4
MAINBOARD : Asus TUF GAMING Z490
GPU : ZOTAC 3080 TRINITY 10 GB GDDR6X OC
STORAGE : WD BLACK SN850X NVME 1TB (SYSTEM),WD BLACK 3.5 HDD 4TB
DISPLAY : ASUS TUF GAMING VG35VQ 35-inch WQHD Monitor
MOUSE : Logitech G PRO (Wired)
KEYBOARD : Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum
MOUSEPAD : Steelseries QCK 3XL
HEADSET ; Steelseries Arctis 7P Wireless

Secondary Gaming Device : Steam Deck OLED 512GB

[p$ychiARti$t]

djmizfit85 の投稿を引用：

Did an upgrapde all around and now here is the new rig, dont sleep on the setup cuz its beastmode light. lol

Gigabyte zx97 gaming 3 motherboard
Intel Core I7 4790k processor
24 GB G.skill Ripjaws DDR 3 1600 Mhz
Noctua Cpu Cooler
Nvidia GeForce Rtx 2070 Super Founders Edition
128 GB m.2 nvme SSD
512 GB SATA SSD
2x 1TB Hitatchi HDD
1x 1 TB WD Blue HDD
1x external Avolusion 1TB HDD
2x 2TB external USB m.2 SSD

I got paired up this CPU with RX5800XT. It was quiet a performance to be honest. Glad these CPU still in the scene.

[r.linder]

p$ychiARti$t の投稿を引用：

djmizfit85 の投稿を引用：

Did an upgrapde all around and now here is the new rig, dont sleep on the setup cuz its beastmode light. lol

Gigabyte zx97 gaming 3 motherboard
Intel Core I7 4790k processor
24 GB G.skill Ripjaws DDR 3 1600 Mhz
Noctua Cpu Cooler
Nvidia GeForce Rtx 2070 Super Founders Edition
128 GB m.2 nvme SSD
512 GB SATA SSD
2x 1TB Hitatchi HDD
1x 1 TB WD Blue HDD
1x external Avolusion 1TB HDD
2x 2TB external USB m.2 SSD

I got paired up this CPU with RX5800XT. It was quiet a performance to be honest. Glad these CPU still in the scene.

5800XT doesn’t exist, 5000 only went up to 5700XT

[p$ychiARti$t]

r.linder の投稿を引用：

p$ychiARti$t の投稿を引用：

I got paired up this CPU with RX5800XT. It was quiet a performance to be honest. Glad these CPU still in the scene.

5800XT doesn’t exist, 5000 only went up to 5700XT

hehe it was long ago. Maybe that's the one. Thanks.

[Masterjohnson]

SPECS OF MY PC
CPU: Core i5-12450H 2.00 GHz
RAM: 16 GB ddr4 3200 mhz
GPU: rtx 3060 laptop
M.2: 500gb

[alforstergames]

pc specs

cpu: amd ryzen 7 7800x3d
motherboard: msi x670 gaming plus wifi (ms-7e16)
memory: 32 gbs corsair vengence ddr5 6000mhz
graphics: amd radeon rx 7900 xt xfx 20gbs ddr6
storage: WD Black ssd nvme 1tb
CIT water cooling
Power supply: corsair 850 psd

[Slowery]

Processor: Ryzen 7 7700 5.3Ghz OC
Memory: Team Group 32Gb ddr5-6000mhz cl32
Graphic: AORUS GeForce RTX™ 4070 SUPER MASTER 12G
Motherboard: MSI PRO B650-S WIFI
Monitor: SANC M2769PD (165hz)
CPU Cooler: ID-COOLING SE 207-XT
Power unit: Deepcool PN750D 750W Gold ATX 3.1
Case: DEEPCOOL MATREXX 50
Keyboard: Red Square Keyrox TKL (Sapphire Switch)
Mouse: HyperX Pulsefire FPS PRO RGB

Console: PS5 Slim

[Myosotis1973]

My computer setup :

MB : Gigabyte B550M DS3H
CPU : Ryzen 7 3700X
GPU : 3060 12go
Drivers : 2 SSD 1 To and 2 To
RAM : 2 x 16 Go 2400 Mhz g.Skill
Power supply : 550 watts

[ctpatown]

Illusion of Progress の投稿を引用：

ctpatown の投稿を引用：

glad to see that people are still using that CPU for gaming
wish the current higher end Intel CPUs are as efficient as those during the 2010s from the first gen i7 up to Kaby Lake

I do agree that modern CPUs (and Intel more than AMD) are throwing so much wattage at things that they are trading off efficiency for a very slim extra amount of performance, but they're still more efficient than those old CPUs.

Efficiency isn't just about peak wattage. It's also about how much performance you get from that wattage, and if it you can can complete a given task faster than an older CPU, it could draw lower wattage overall.

If you're going to say they're less efficient for the higher power draw, then the first generation Core i7 does not belong in with the rest in that group. It sometimes vastly increased power draw compared to the Core 2 before it. Sandy Bridge was a return to better efficiency, and the stuff after had the benefit of being able to stagnate on four cores for so long because Intel had little competition at the time. I wouldn't compare it apples to apples to modern stuff.

Those intel quad core i7s were very efficient compared to their AMD alternatives while being faster.
The same can't be said about the current i7s/i9s when compared to the comparable AMD cpus.
I wasn't comparing i7 4790K with i7 14700K. The latter is obviously more efficient even though it consumes way more power.

[MSB]

I got low budget PC, kinda okay for some decent games on lowest graphics, gta v is running fine on lower graphics but some newest games can't run well even on lowest settings, but it's not big deal cuz we didn't get gta vi yet :)

OS:

Windows 10 Pro 64-bit

CPU:

Intel Core i5-2500 quad core 3.30GHz

GPU:

Gainward GeForce GTX 650 1gb GDDR5 128-bit

RAM:

Kingston 8gb (4gb x2) DDR3 Dual-Interleave

Motherboard:

Dell Optiplex 990

Storage:

SSD: 120gb - Patriot Burst Elite
HDD: 500gb - Western Digital WDC WD5000AAKS-00V1A0
(i'll have to upgrade to at least 2tb or something, cuz 500gb is not enough for me)

PSU:

MS PRO 550W ATX P4

Monitor:

1280 x 1024 5:4 VGA (yeah i still use vga)

Mic:

Trust GXT 232 Mantis


Some random rgb keyboard, mouse, usb joystick, headphones, speakers, etc.

[alishojaeeii]

AVLNCH の投稿を引用：

Reserved.

[alishojaeeii]

[☆ id/SweetRin ☆ [JP]]

Just built my new computer, took me nine hours and my legs where sore for a week before I installed the other two SSDs and the heatsink mount for the primary SSD that came with the motherboard.

• Motherboard: ASRock X670E Taichi
  
• Processor: AMD 7950X
  
• Memory: 4x 16gb GSkill 3600mhz
  
• Video Card: ASUS 4070Ti
  
• PSU: EVGA 850
  
• Fans: 10
  
• Watercooler: Cosair Capellix
  
• Storage: 3x Sk Hynix Platinum 2tb M.2 (Fourth in time)
  
• SSD Cooler: ASRock M.2 heatsink fan.
  
• OS: Windows 11 Pro
  
• Monitor: HP Omen 4k | 27" | HDR | 144hz
  
• Overclocking: N/A
  
• Keyboard: Razor HuntsmanV2
  
• Mouse: Razor AdderV3
  
• Headset: Razor BlacksharkV2

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3246364713

[Illusion of Progress]

Is DDR5 still that bad about stability at times with a lot of RAM? Are you having to run those four DIMMs of 16 GB at 3,600 MHz? Because I'm running 3,600 MHz on four DIMMs of 16 GB on DDR4, and all of my DIMMs are dual rank on top of that (chance yours might be as well, but I think 16 GB DIMMs should be single rank on DDR5 by now, and either way that's a concerning low speed and doesn't bode well for me when I move to DDR5 whenever AMD's new CPUs release).

[⎠⎝Zushikatetomoto⎠⎝ UFO]

Illusion of Progress の投稿を引用：

Is DDR5 still that bad about stability at times with a lot of RAM? Are you having to run those four DIMMs of 16 GB at 3,600 MHz? Because I'm running 3,600 MHz on four DIMMs of 16 GB on DDR4, and all of my DIMMs are dual rank on top of that (chance yours might be as well, but I think 16 GB DIMMs should be single rank on DDR5 by now, and either way that's a concerning low speed and doesn't bode well for me when I move to DDR5 whenever AMD's new CPUs release).

DDR5 is stable up to 6000mhz if I remember correct.
4 Sticks can still be ran in dual rank.
I use 4 sticks of 16gb at 3600mhz with a ryzen 7 5800x3d and it's stable.
Also ram stable differs from motherboard to motherboard.
Cause no same part is made equal.