Let's share our PC specs!

[Dalph]

I dislike long and useless introductions so I'll go straight to the point. What are your computer specs? What do you have there? Intel or maybe AMD?


Let's share and discuss about them too (if you guys are up for it).


Here's my new piece of junk, I got it one month ago because my old AMD died all of the sudden:


CPU: Intel Core i7-6700 Skylake 3.4GHz (4.0GHz Turbo), 4 cores 8 threads. 
GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 960 2GB. 
RAM: 16GB DDR4 2133MHz. 
HDD: 1TB (Games) + 500GB (OS & Software) 
PSU: Corsair VS450 watt. 
OS: Windows 10 Pro N 64 Bit. 


Basically it's an ultra-low energy consumption i7 quad core but with octa core performance. Can handle even high demanding games like Arkham Knight and Shadow of Mordor without problems at all. I'm satisfied with it, especially considering that I got it at an extremely affordable price (770 only), normally something like this usually costs around 1100-1300. So it was a steal!


What about you guys? What are your PC specs?

 

[Susan]

Mine's a spunky little dear that can handle RMMV despite its small size:


CPU: Intel Atom CPU Z3775 1.46GHz, Quad core.


GPU: Integrated Intel HD 4400


RAM: 2GB LPDDR3 SDRAM


HDD: 32GB SSD + 500GB (keyboard dock)


PSU: <only the manufacturer knows>


OS: Windows 10 32-bit (free upgrade from Windows 8.1)


It's a fanless, low energy consumption tablet/netbook that can last upwards of 10 hours on a single charge. Plays most games in my collection well enough. Below is what it looks like:

Spoiler

 

[Dalph]

@Susan:


A lot better than my old HP laptop.


Does the spunkly little dear have a much bigger cousin by any chance? I'm fairly certain it does, ahahah.

 

[Susan]

Yes, the little dear has a much larger cousin. Sadly, the cousin is a shy sweetheart who doesn't like to be noticed.

 

[AceOfAces_Mod]

Another laptop user. I have done a few upgrades to my laptop since it's my workstation now and it will take a while to build a PC.

CPU : Intel Core i3 2328M @2.20Ghz (Dual Core with Hyperthreading)


GPU: Intergrated Intel HD Graphics 3000 (2nd Generation)


RAM: 8GB DDR3 SODIMM


HDD: HGST Travelstar 7K1000 1TB (7200 RPM)


OS: Windows 10 Pro x64 (Upgrade from Windows 8.1 Pro)

 

[Todeswalzer]

I always build my own machines, I can't abide the pre-made things that are overpriced and filled with a whole buttload of software you don't want/need/use ever...


2 x 24" Asus IPS Monitors


AMD FX-8350 Black Edition Vishera 8 Core 4.0GHz (4.2GHz Turbo)
ATI R7 240 2GB
16GB DDR3 RAM


4TB HDD


PSU Cooler master 750W


OS Windows 10 Pro x64

 

[Dalph]

@Todeswalzer:


I agree and I used to do the same actually, it's certainly more fun and you'll spend definitely less. 


I wonder if someone here has Intel Xeon E5 processors, they are very expensive but so damn powerful too.

 

[Idril]

CPU: Intel Core i3-4010U @1.70GHz
GPU: Intel HD 4400
RAM: 4GB DDR3L SDRAM
HDD: 750GB
OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit


It's not fancy - this is basically everything it came with when I bought it. I've only had it since August 2014 and already I've had the HDD replaced, as it went and died on me about nine months of use. And the battery died last month, so I have had to run solely on AC since then (so much for portable >.<) Knock on wood that there are no more problems before I can get a new computer!

 

[AwesomeCool]

I have an ASUS gaming laptop that is about a year old.


Processor: 2.6 GHz Core i7-4720HQ


RAM: 16 GB DDR3


Graphics Card: NVIDIA GTX970M 3GB GDDR5


Hard-Drive: 1TB + 256 SSD drive


Bling (only important part): Built in Steam button (oh yeah), Red Glow (like an edgy lightsaber, awwwwwwww yeah), three programmable Macro-keys that will never be used, built in streaming button. has a button with an airplaine on it, has a bunch of built-in programs that will let you show your knowledge when you uninstall them (brag to all the ladies), has a button with Z to the Z power, and most importantly, has a funky logo for maximum bragness!!!!!!


GIT REKT NUBS!!!

 

[beenbaba]

@Dalph™ That's a nice build kudos. I build my own too so my current main rig is:-


CPU: i7 4770k OC'd to 4ghz


RAM: 8GB DDR3 @ 2133


GPU: GTX 980 (Factory OC'd)


SSD: Samsung EVO 840 120gb


HDD: 2TB Seagate Green


PSU: Corsair TX650


OS: Windows 10


A couple of screens, gaming keyboard and mouse, speakers etc

 

[Aleks]

I build my own. I do not trust pre-builts or laptops.


CPU: i5-4670k


MOBO: MSI *can't remember what though*


GPU: R9 280


RAM: 8GB Corsair


PSU: EVGA 600w


OS: Windows 7, Ubuntu 14.04

 

[Marsigne]

If yours are a piece of junk, I don't know what mine is.   (xD *gets mesmerized by the shiny Skylake*)


Mine is a laptop, not that powerful, and I have some planned parts to build a computer, though I don't know when I'll be able to build it xD It is here. I'm not sure on getting i5 or i7 because I'm not too demanding xD


CPU: AMD A4-6210 APU 1.8GHz, 4 cores 4 threadsGPU:  Radeon R3 6210 (iGPU)RAM: 4GB DDR3 1600MHzHDD: 500GBPSU: not sureOS: Windows 10 Home 64 Bit

 

[Dark_Metamorphosis]

Recently changed some components in my computer. Also switched up with a new chassi for it  But I'm still in the group of: "good quality for economic users", when it comes to building my own computer xD


Everything in my computer is self-bought and self-installed. I can't stand the overpriced factory computers that either run like ****, or has a limited chance to replace parts.


Using a stationary computer and my follwing specs are:


CPU: Intel Core i7 3770S @ 3.10GHz Quad core, 8 threaded,


GPU: GTX 970 4 gig 


RAM: 16 gig @ 1600 Mhz 


MOBO: Asus P8Z77-V LX


HDD: 1X ADATA SP900 128 gig (SSD, using this for my OS). 2x Western Digital WD Green WD20EARS 2TB SATA.


PSU: Corsair CX600M,  600 watt.


OS: Windows 10 Pro , 64 bit.


Mouse: Razer Naga Hex Moba (Green).


Keyboard: Razer Chroma


Chassi: Cooler Master Elte 430


Heatsink; Cooler Master hyper 212 evo


I'm pretty satisfied with it, runs like a charm and I can play mostly anything on High/Ultra in 1080p

 

[Tu-Face]

I have an ASUS gaming laptop that is about a year old.


Processor: 2.6 GHz Core i7-4720HQ


RAM: 16 GB DDR3


Graphics Card: NVIDIA GTX970M 3GB GDDR5


Hard-Drive: 1TB + 256 SSD drive


Bling (only important part): Built in Steam button (oh yeah), Red Glow (like an edgy lightsaber, awwwwwwww yeah), three programmable Macro-keys that will never be used, built in streaming button. has a button with an airplaine on it, has a bunch of built-in programs that will let you show your knowledge when you uninstall them (brag to all the ladies), has a button with Z to the Z power, and most importantly, has a funky logo for maximum bragness!!!!!!


GIT REKT NUBS!!!

Nice, I have the same laptop too. Works like a charm! I used to use this old Mac laptop I had before I bought it and haven't looked back since lol.

 

[Aleks]

Anyone waiting for AMD's new cards or the Pascal cards from Nvidia?

If yours are a piece of junk, I don't know what mine is.   (xD *gets mesmerized by the shiny Skylake*)


Mine is a laptop, not that powerful, and I have some planned parts to build a computer, though I don't know when I'll be able to build it xD It is here. I'm not sure on getting i5 or i7 because I'm not too demanding xD


CPU: AMD A4-6210 APU 1.8GHz, 4 cores 4 threadsGPU:  Radeon R3 6210 (iGPU)RAM: 4GB DDR3 1600MHzHDD: 500GBPSU: not sureOS: Windows 10 Home 64 Bit

Get an i5. This is the most important part of your PC. The i3 will hold you back if or when you ever get a good GPU and will show its poor performance in applications like PS, Gimp etc etc, and if you get the i5 k series you can overclock the HD4600 graphics (or the CPU itself!) which can play demanding games at low-medium settings at decent resolutions. Games like Tomb Raider, Alien: Isolation, and Battlefield.


Great choice in keyboards. I have the blue version and it is seriously a killer for the price. Also, if you buy Windows from reddit, you can get Windows 10 for uber cheap from highly reputable sellers who even assist in downloading and installing sometimes.

 

[Dalph]

Anyone waiting for AMD's new cards or the Pascal cards from Nvidia?

Not a priority since my GTX 960 can handle everything just fine. 


I'm looking forward to the GTX 1070 (not buying it for now though). It seems to be affordable and cheap too, they said it's even faster than the Titan X and costs only 420 euros here. Too good to be true, we will see.

 

[Scythuz]

Dalph asked me to share my specs, so here goes...


CPU: AMD FX-9590 8 Cores 4.7ghz


GPU: Geforce GTX Titan X


Sound Card: Sound Blaster ZxR


RAM: 32 GB DDR3


HDD: 3 x HDDs = 5TB total


PSU: 1200W


OS: Windows 7 - 64 bit (I also have Windows 10 and Windows XP on other HDDs)

 

[AwesomeCool]

RAM: 32 GB DDR3

And I thought my 16 GB was a massive overkill lol (how many programs do you run at once or does your music creation software take that much).

HDD: 3 x HDDs = 5TB total

I would never be able to use that much.


edit: that computer makes me jelly btw.  Please downgrade to not hurt my feelings.

 

[Milkdud]

According to my Asus laptop specs this is what I got:


CPU: Intel i7-4710HQ CPU @ 2.5GHz


GPU: GeForce GTX 860M


Memory: 8GB RAM


HDD: 1TB


PSU: Dunno.


I don't know my desktop specs off the top of my head - it's all custom built and just about everything in there is about 7-8 years old barring from some extra HDD's and a recent GPU (Radeon R9 290X) upgrade. 

 

[Aleks]

Not a priority since my GTX 960 can handle everything just fine. 


I'm looking forward to the GTX 1070 (not buying it for now though). It seems to be affordable and cheap too, they said it's even faster than the Titan X and costs only 420 euros here. Too good to be true, we will see.

That's what I heard too. I'm far more interested in the 1070 and what it can do in SLI. If it is truly stronger than the Titan X then a dual setup is going to be a killer.