[U-3C]

Meanwhile me waiting for Ryzen 8000 to hopefully allow my modded Skyrim to run at 60 FPS in 1440p.

 

[Foulcher]

Does that mean you're thinking of selling PC#1?

Nope as i still use it but for games that can run on much lower specs. Maybe I will love some games on it onn the future, but for now I am playing FFXIV which runs even on ultrawide 1440 on my 2012 Pc.

 

[Paul Mohr]

Ryzen 3900x, x570 mobo, 64 gigs of ram, 2070 super FTW evga card, nvme 1tb drive and an 850 watt power supply. In an 011 dynamic case with an AIO cooler. Microphone is a Senn e835 dynamic stage mic into a cloud lifter/DBX 286s pre/processor and a 2i2 usb interface. Monitor is my 55" LG C9 Oled tv and sound is ran though my home theater receiver.

 

[Death_Block]

Ryzen 3900x, x570 mobo, 64 gigs of ram, 2070 super FTW evga card, nvme 1tb drive and an 850 watt power supply. In an 011 dynamic case with an AIO cooler. Microphone is a Senn e835 dynamic stage mic into a cloud lifter/DBX 286s pre/processor and a 2i2 usb interface. Monitor is my 55" LG C9 Oled tv and sound is ran though my home theater receiver.

Your monitor is the size of my TV!

 

[Death_Block]

Nope as i still use it but for games that can run on much lower specs. Maybe I will love some games on it onn the future, but for now I am playing FFXIV which runs even on ultrawide 1440 on my 2012 Pc.

I get 11fps on low settings, so wipe your bum with that

 

[Paul Mohr]

Your monitor is the size of my TV!

It is a TV. It is an LG C9 55" OLED tv but you can also use it as a monitor. My computer is also an HTPC which I use to watch movies from so it is hooked up to my home theater system rather than a normal computer monitor. I don't have a convential PC set up as in I have a desk with a monitor and all that. I sit in my normal TV/Movie viewing chair and use a wireless keyboard and wireless track ball.

 

[KcMsterpce]

Yeah, I have an LG OLED C1 55".
It's awesome. With 120Hz, native 4k, OLED contrast, Dolby Vision, HDR10, VRR, G-Sync, and FreeSync... as well as super low latency - it's hard to pass up as a monitor.

 

[Paul Mohr]

Update to mine, I recently started using a dedicated computer monitor because I was starting to notice image retention on my Oled tv. So I panicked and went out and got a monitor. MSI Optix mag27cq, 27 inch 16:9 curved va pannel running at 1440 120 hertz. It will do 144 but you have to use the display port and I am using HDMI because I didn't want to buy another long cable. And 144 hz means nothing to me anyway. The little gaming that I do isn't anything that needs it, nor am I that good to warrant it lol. I put it on a little stand with wheels. When I want to use my computer I wheel it over in front of me and when I want to watch movies or whatever I just push it out of the way. The upside is at that distance I don't need to wear glasses. I am near sighted in one eye and far sighted in the other. But for whatever reason at 3 feet I have 20/20 vision lol. Bonus I guess.

 

[kochoop]

Been happy with my used 1080TI that I bought a few years back. Even happier when looking at the used prices and knowing its worth the same if I sold it today

 

[Gorf]

I built this rig early 2020 for video editing in Premier Pro:

Asus Prime X299 Edition 30
Intel i9-10980XE, Noctua NH-U9S
8 Pack Team Group 4x 16gb RAM
Asus Geforce RTX 2080Ti
2x Samsung M.2 970 Pro 1tb (O/S, Premier data)
1x Samsung M.2 970 Pro 512gb (Premier scratch)
1x Samsung SSD 860 Evo 4tb (Lightroom data, Premier data archive)
Seasonic Prime TX-1000 Titanium
Lian-Li PC-011 Air
Asus fan controller
6x Noctua 120mm case fans, 2x Noctua 80mm case fans
2x Eizo ColorEdge CG2420 24"

Synology DS1019+ NAS, 5x WD Red Pro 4tb RAID6

 

[mikey1964]

My original desk was pretty small, even the ULTI clamp-on monitor riser I'd gotten was too long for it (see pic below). I'd even had to resort to 60% or TKL keyboards to save space....

I'd gotten an Omnidesk Pro 2020 (ordered two weeks back) on Saturday and spent about two hours assembling the badboy, it wasn't difficult, just a tad heavy and unwieldy to handy alone. I love that it's motorized so I can adjust the height easily with just a press of a button. It can be raised till I can use it standing up actually, I also love that I now have plenty of desk space so I can now replace the TKL keyboard with a full size Topre or my Ducky Shine 4 Fire 69. I've also ordered two more headphone stands so I can have a choice of 4-5 headphones within easy reach....using an iFi Micro iDSD Black Label (just to right of my handphone)

System specs remain unchanged, I'll list it nonetheless:
R9 3900 X / Gigabyte X570 Aorus Xtreme / 2x 8GB Patriot Viper RGB 3600CL17 / Sapphire Nitro+ RX 6900 XT / 4GB + 2GB + 2x 1TB SSDs (Games) / WD Black 6TB (Games) / Corsair HX 1000 Platinum / 64bit Win10 Pro

 

[lord_tris]

My original desk was pretty small, even the ULTI clamp-on monitor riser I'd gotten was too long for it (see pic below). I'd even had to resort to 60% or TKL keyboards to save space....

I'd gotten an Omnidesk Pro 2020 (ordered two weeks back) on Saturday and spent about two hours assembling the badboy, it wasn't difficult, just a tad heavy and unwieldy to handy alone. I love that it's motorized so I can adjust the height easily with just a press of a button. It can be raised till I can use it standing up actually, I also love that I now have plenty of desk space so I can now replace the TKL keyboard with a full size Topre or my Ducky Shine 4 Fire 69. I've also ordered two more headphone stands so I can have a choice of 4-5 headphones within easy reach....using an iFi Micro iDSD Black Label (just to right of my handphone)

System specs remain unchanged, I'll list it nonetheless:
R9 3900 X / Gigabyte X570 Aorus Xtreme / 2x 8GB Patriot Viper RGB 3600CL17 / Sapphire Nitro+ RX 6900 XT / 4GB + 2GB + 2x 1TB SSDs (Games) / WD Black 6TB (Games) / Corsair HX 1000 Platinum / 64bit Win10 Pro

Cool setup, but I would like to know why your headphones have shower caps on?

 

[mikey1964]

Cool setup, but I would like to know why your headphones have shower caps on?

Isn't it obvious, I take showers with 'em on!

Actually, I use those earpad covers to area around the earpads free of dust. I live in the tropics and it does get hot, dry and dusty from time to time.

 

[SyntheticusHeadphonius]

My Gaming PC is mainly used for Virtual Reality through my Valve Index, but my specs aren't anything too fancy.
RTX 3070 GPU
Ryzen 7 3700x
16gb of ram
2tb of SSD to store games on

 

[Foulcher]

I have upgraded my PC because I was frustrated with the 2070 Super in any res. With a RTX 3080 and I have finally played a lot of games (FFXV, Nier Replicant, Horizon, ...) thanks to it (in both UWQHD monitor and 4k Oled TV). My final specs are :

- i9 9900k
- RTX 3080
- 64gb Ram 3000C15
- 1Tb NVME + 2x120Go SATA SSD for programming + 1Tb HDD
- Asus BD burner mostly to rip my CDs and music BD

I also upgraded my case from a Cooler Master MB520 to the expensive Cooler Master Cosmos C700P Black Edition + 9 Noctua NF-A14 and my temps are now much lower, pretty much like open air temps even ingame.

I am mostly a casual solo player and I am pretty happy with it.