Your PC

[Martin2W]

That doesn't sound shitty, if you ask me...

maybe, just needs gpu upgrade

 

[MrFranco]

maybe, just needs gpu upgrade

Your GPU has a slightly better performance than mine... But it's already falling back in DirectX support.

As for the rest of your components, if gaming is the most demanding task you do on your PC, I think you won't need any upgrade soon. I haven't seen any game that requires more than 8GB of ram, and you have a 4th gen of Intel Core, which is very similar to the newer ones.

 

[Martin2W]

Your GPU has a slightly better performance than mine... But it's already falling back in DirectX support.

As for the rest of your components, if gaming is the most demanding task you do on your PC, I think you won't need any upgrade soon. I haven't seen any game that requires more than 8GB of ram, and you have a 4th gen of Intel Core, which is very similar to the newer ones.

Actually there

Your GPU has a slightly better performance than mine... But it's already falling back in DirectX support.

As for the rest of your components, if gaming is the most demanding task you do on your PC, I think you won't need any upgrade soon. I haven't seen any game that requires more than 8GB of ram, and you have a 4th gen of Intel Core, which is very similar to the newer ones.

Vega would be my next upgrade.

 

[_Hushy]

CPU i5 4690k overclocked from 3.5 to 4.66Ghz
RAM @ 2400mhz OC (10-12-12-20)
GPU 2 AMD Radeon HD6950's in crossfire with unlocked 6970 shaders and clocks.
Only SSD storage.

Vega would be my next upgrade.

AMD <3

 

[BaxterKangaroo]

Nice laptop i got on sale for $280

 

[GigaBit]

Thought I'd post my builds.
I sadly don't have any pictures.

Main Computer
Base: Dell Optiplex 380
OS: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
CPU: Core 2 Quad Q9400 @ 2.66GHz
RAM: 4GB DD3 @ 531Mhz
Graphics: Radeon R7 240 w/ 2GB GDDR3
Storage: Samsung EVO 850 250GB & WD3200AAJS 300GB

I originally got this computer as a trade from a friend and I've slowly upgraded it from then.
It plays low end games fairly well, but I don't use it for gaming much.
It gets the job done.

Secondary/Emulating Computer
Base: Custom built
OS: Windows 7 Home Prem
CPU: AMD x64 Dual Core
RAM: 3GB DD2
Graphics: Radeon x800xt power color
Storage: Some WD HDD w/ 250GBs

I would have gone into better detail here but this computer is a pain to pull out and it was very late at night while I was writing this.
Anywho... I use this computer to emulate NES/SNES/Gensis games on my TV.
I had some issues with screen tearing for a while until I found out it was running my TV at 29hz Interlaced. I then set it up to 60hz and it runs fine now.
btw TV is an old Magnavox CRT (I have no idea what model).

 

[S.D.O.S.]

My home setup is a combo I guess since I need portability and also a powerful desktop so I play around with a Razer Blade Stealth ultrabook, 12.5" 2560x1440 CPU: i7 2.5 GHz RAM: 8 GB.

Desktop case is hidden bellow the table since I don't like wires showing etc I do enjoy my Corsair Strafe RGB Keyboard w/ MX Silent Switches, Corsair Sabre RGB and ofc Corsair Void RGB headset and for art I really dig my 21:9 format screen that you can see a bit on this picture in the back, really a nice format for arts, also have my wacom tablet hidden bellow the Stealth in that picture, the cfg I built on a Corsair 380T White case is i7-6700 3.4Ghz, 16GB, GTX960 SC, when it comes to storage I lost track and since I'm in my office I can't really know by memory but it's above 8 TB.

The case is really nice for me since sometimes I'll use it on travels and it just looks like a traveling case, so I can just pick it up and there I go.

Corsair Case is this model:

 

[Sergei Sóhomo]

I'll add a pic later, but...

i7 4770k
16 GB RAM
512 GB SSD
2+3 TB of HDD storage
EVGA GTX 1070
850w PSU
Fractal Define R4
Asus PB278Q (1440p at 80hz) monitor

Why not a 1080 instead of a 1070?

 

[Yakamaru]

Why not a 1080 instead of a 1070?

Budget, perhaps?

There is not much of an increase in performance from a 1070 to a 1080. A 1080 do cost sum moolah.

 

[Sergei Sóhomo]

Budget, perhaps?

There is not much of an increase in performance from a 1070 to a 1080. A 1080 do cost sum moolah.

But 1070 is the budget card of that generation and if you're going with an i7 then you've gotta go the whole way

 

[Yakamaru]

But 1070 is the budget card of that generation and if you're going with an i7 then you've gotta go the whole way

Really? I thought the 1060 was the budget card?

 

[Sergei Sóhomo]

Really? I thought the 1060 was the budget card?

*70 are the budget cards while the *60 are the lower-end office work

 

[Yakamaru]

*70 are the budget cards while the *60 are the lower-end office work

Really? 70's are the budget cards? Ok.

 

[stimpy]

this is my alternative PC for when I cant or don't want to use my other one. I purchased it along with another computer for $20 last week.

 

[GigaBit]

this is my alternative PC for when I cant or don't want to use my other one. I purchased it along with another computer for $20 last week.

Ay! Windows XP! It's one of my favorite OSs.
I have it running on the majority of my older systems.

 

[Wolf-Snipe]

Well....that's my pc:

eMachines E720

4gb ram
Intel Pentium Dual-Core T4200 2.0 Ghz
Intel GMA 4500XHD(or something like that)
250 GB HDD
OS: Windows 7 Profesional

 

[AustinB]

I don't have a PC cause I'm poor. Wish I did though

 

[Wristan]

Due to some recent events I've manage to do a bit of an upgrade on my computer. I've complied a list on Pcpartpicker with a single picture(due to technically issues I was tired and only manage to take the one shot of it when completed.) As for the rest of stuff I'm using a Dying LG HDTV and a LG Monitor(which is in the pcpartpicker list). I'll post a picture of my desk layout with the link to my pcpartpicker completed build (Wristan's Completed Build - Core i5-6600K 3.5GHz Quad-Core, GeForce GTX 960 4GB, Element G ATX Mid Tower - PCPartPicker

Images are of my desk with my screen and the chair I use.

 

[FluffyShutterbug]

I have a 2 month old Dell Inspiron laptop in silver. It replaced a black HP Pavilion laptop which BROKE IN HALF after only two years worth of use.

 

[Sergei Sóhomo]

View attachment 18199 View attachment 18200 Due to some recent events I've manage to do a bit of an upgrade on my computer. I've complied a list on Pcpartpicker with a single picture(due to technically issues I was tired and only manage to take the one shot of it when completed.) As for the rest of stuff I'm using a Dying LG HDTV and a LG Monitor(which is in the pcpartpicker list). I'll post a picture of my desk layout with the link to my pcpartpicker completed build (Wristan's Completed Build - Core i5-6600K 3.5GHz Quad-Core, GeForce GTX 960 4GB, Element G ATX Mid Tower - PCPartPicker

Images are of my desk with my screen and the chair I use.

That looks like one comfy chair

 

[Wristan]

That looks like one comfy chair

It is better then all the chairs I've had in the past. I got a Wing Back Chair for my computer due to any and every computer chair I've bought broke after a year. I get parts replaced with the warranty on the chairs, but that only last another 6 months to a year. Eventually it got so bad there wasn't much more replacement parts could do. I spent so much on chairs from 300 to 700$ and the results were the same. The other issue with the computer chairs I had was that after a few hours of sitting no matter what I would do my hips or backs would ache. Even getting up every couple of hours still didn't help.

The only minor issue with having a chair like this is not wheels, but I just put those furniture movers under the legs so it'll slide on the carpet. So far has worked out really well and no more aches and pain from sitting.

 

[Saiko]

So a couple months ago I got this little beast. It's Intel's Skull Canyon NUC and is the best personal server I could hope for. It has a quad core i7 in it, but I could run it at 100% for a month straight and only add $6 to my power bill. Now I can run stuff on it remotely instead of leaving my desktop on overnight.

 

[Jinx34]

*70 are the budget cards while the *60 are the lower-end office work

1030's and 1050's are their budget alternatives, 1060 is mid-range, 1070 is the introduction to the high-end, 1080 is high end, 1080Ti is creme de la creme.
No idea from where you've gotten that the 10x series is meant for "lower end office work", as every single card so far is gaming oriented. For simple office work you generally skip the graphics card completely and use the iGPU instead nowadays. No wonder people get the impression that PC gaming is super expensive . Or well, you know, a system capable of running pretty much any game at 1080p with high settings at 60FPS, that's one bad ass office machine.

Anyway;

AMD R5 1600 @ 3.8GHz
MSI B350 Tomahawk
16GB Corsair LPX @ 3.2GHz
GTX 1070
Corsair 400C
Fractal Design Edison M 550W

 

[MrPhox]

I have now is a dinosaure.

A Intel Celeron D. 80 gig or HD, 1.5 gig of RAM, Win XP

My computer die on me June 11 , the mother board die and did not go to the bios to load.

I was having problem with the com, but did not know what was it, then my second HD was no longer show. I manage to backup my book mark and my furry folder on a USB key. I try to reboot, but the computer stop. No bip, no video signal, nothing.

I remove the video card and plug the monitor direct on the mother board, no signal. I remove 3 of the 4 gig of ram, no signal. I remove the HD no signal.

The ram are ok, the HD seem ok since when I boot I can feel it.

So its the motherboard that die

It was a AMD Athlon 64x2 Dual core processor 4200+ 2.20Ghz with 4 gig of RAM 64bits win 7 HD 500 Gig and 200 Gig. Video card of 1 gig.

I re start to use my old Celeron for writing only.

I have since last year another motherboard Asus M2N-SLI delux ACPI bios Revision 1302
CPU still the same, got 6 gig of rams,

C: Main HD 500 gig
E: 500 Gig
F:97.7 Gig
G:135 Gig
Well f and g are the same HD, they where made like that on my old Dell com.

this one running Win 7 and the Celeron is running Win XP

 

[PixelVixen]

OwO Holy motherboards!

I have:
A 21.5 inch monitor
A HP tower with (frankly) not enough RAM to do what I need...
Keyboard
Mouse (Squeak! Squeak!)
Speakers
XP-Pen Star Series Graphics Tablet

*Looks around for any redeeming piece of gadgetry to impress the furs...*

*Pails into insignificance* XD