Let's share our PC specs!

[Scythuz]

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).

When you get to high-end music samples and stuff, you need all the ram you can get

 

[luzi]

I bought at the end of 2014. Just for the sake of playing next-gen games.
 


CPU: Intel Core i7-4790 3.6GHz
GPU: MSI GTX 970 Gaming 4GB
RAM: DDR3 Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB 1866Mhz
SSD: 240GB OCZ ARC 100 ASTA-3 (for OS)
HDD: 1.0TB HDD Seagate SATE-3 64MB
PSU: Cougar CMX 700w 80+ Bronze
Case: Corsair 450D Black
OS: Windows 7 64bit

Spoiler

 

[JCBrickston]

 

[Dalph]

At least it's more organized than mine (I guess):

 

[JCBrickston]

@Dalph™ Not a bad rig you've got up there. You should duct tape some of those loose wires to a wall. It'll look even better. Remember, organization is key!


But if that PC ever blows up on you, you can get a good deal from the Homeboys Shopping Network. That's where I shop. Mo money! Mo money! Mo money!

 

[Milkdud]

Ok, so am at home now, here's my desktop specs, or what I can gather because most of it is 7-8 years old and I'm a total turd at remembering this stuff.


CPU: Intel i7 CPU920 @ 2.67GHz


GPU: Radeon R9 290X


Memory: 6GB RAM


HDD: 2 500GB's, 1 320GB


PSU: loliforgot


OS: Windows 7


tl;dr: the desktop is my baby and I see no need to upgrade for a good while still, except for the GPU probably.

 

[Iavra]

I built this one not too long ago:


CPU: Intel i7 6700k @ 4.00 GHz


GPU: GeForce GTX 980 4GB


Memory: 16GB DDR4-2133


HDD: 1TB SSD, 1TB HDD


PSU: be quiet! Dark Power Pro P11 550W


OS: Windows 10 Pro x64


I know i could do with a weaker PSU, but i wanted it to be platinum certified. Could have went with a 980ti, but it didn't seem worth it considering the increased power consumption and i decided against SLI because of possible micro stutters.

 

[kaukusaki]

my mobile workstation is thus:


processor: Intel core i5 3320m @ 2.60 ghz (3.0 with boost)


ram: 8gb expandable to 12


OS: Win10 pro (64 bits)


HDD: 350GB for now will get a 1tb later

 

[noctiluca]

My laptop is old, turning 7 soon. But it still works. I've upgraded the memory and HDD, but unfortunately CPU and GPU are not so easy to switch out on a laptop, so most 3d games are unplayable. RMMV seems to work okay, though it tanks the fps at fullscreen unless I manually lower the screen resolution by 30% or more. :[


CPU: Intel i3 M330 @ 2.1GHz


GPU: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4500 4GB


Memory: 8GB


HDD: 500GB SSD + 1TB HDD external


OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit


I have it hooked up to a Cintiq 13HD which I use as my primary monitor.

 

[Rayhaku808]

These topics are fun. I'm rocking....


CPU: Intel i5-4690K @ 3.5GHz


RAM: 16 GB


GPU: GeForce GTX 970


HDD: Samsung SSD 840 EVO 250 GB
         Samsung SSD 840 PRO 128 GB


         Samsung SSD 850 EVO 500 GB


OS: Windows 7 Home Basic 64-bit
 


I don't need the aero or networking features of the other Windows 7 versions so I think I'll stick with Home basic til 10 matures.

 

[Oscar92player]

Another 'Laptop point' for me xD


HP Pavilion 15 Notebook PC


CPU: AMD A10-5745M APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics (4 cores / 2.1 GHz)


GPU: AMD Radeon HD 8610G + HD 8670M Dual Graphics


RAM: 8.0 GB


HDD: Sata 500GB + External HDD (1T


OS: Windows 10 Home (64-bit) Build 1511 (originally Windows 8 and Windows 8.1)


I guess is all (if I don't forget anything xD)

 

[Astel]

Dell Inspiron 3647


CPU: Intel Pentium G3220 / 3 GHz


GPU: Integrated Intel HD Graphics


RAM: 4 GB DDR3 SDRAM


HDD: Sata 500GB + 1 TB External HDD


OS: Windows 10


It's not much, but it fits my needs.

 

[Marsigne]

@Aleks - Thanks for your input. I've updated my build.  The build is in the $800 budget and it is meant to be an "Powerful CPU Gaming Budget Build". I think I've pretty much squeezed the parts to fit that budget and also have monitor and keyboard&mouse (before I didn't have keyboard&mouse but had to get a case with PSU to be able to include keyboard&mouse with the same budget). And yea, I didn't get AMD because I prefer Intel's powerfulness and NVIDIA's efficiency (both are efficient too, which makes me be able to get away with a low wattage PSU).  And lastly, it is $750 (on Amazon, pcpartpicker has some links broken) because I have to pay ~$50 shipping in Amazon. 

 

[Aleks]

@Marsigne


Sorry for the lateness, could not log in. That build is good! The 950 is a powerful little card, but if you haven't ordered anything yet it should be worth mentioning Pascal's 950 equivalent should be coming out in a month or two. It should be a lot more powerful at the same price. Still a good rig though, especially since it has upgrade capabilities.