What rig are you rocking?

Alexa

Alexa

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Brag thread about gaming PCs. Post yours!

i5 4690k (CPU)
Gigabyte Z97 HD3 (mobo)
Cooler Master HAF XB EVO (case)
EVGA 980 Ti FTW (gpu)
Samsung 950 SSD, 250 GB
Generic WL hard drive, 1 TB
Corsair 750CX (PSU)
2x4 GB G.Skill Ares (RAM)
Kludged watercooling loop, lots of manufacturers. Single 240mm rad with push pull fan setup.

Logitech G900 (mouse)
Logitech G930 (headset)
Logitech G440 (mousepad)
Corsair K70 Rapidfire RGB (keyboard)
Steam controller for everything else

Triple BenQ XL2411Z 1080p 144hz 1ms response monitors.

Also have a UPS to keep my PC going for about 10 minutes in a power outage.
 
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Kei

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Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Intel Core i7-5820K CPU @ 3.30GHz
ASUSTeK X99-PRO Motherboard
NVIDIA GeForce Gigabyte GTX 980 Ti
4x HyperX Fury 4gig DDR-4 RAM sticks
Sony Bravia 40" as main monitor
LG 3DTV 60" as off monitor
Seagate 2 Tera SATA-2 HD
Samsung 450gigs SATA-3 SSD
Logitech G502 Mouse
Logitech G930 Headset
Steelseries Merch Keyboard
Corsair 1000w (No idea what model it is)
Thermal Take whatever model case.

If I had waited a bit I'd have bought 2x 1080s x_x
 
shadefalcon

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I've got a Lenovo x220i
It comes with its own internal heating system so that one can easily be frying up bacons and eggs after a minute or two. One just have to turn the PC around. But be careful its "a bit" hot ;)
The hardware comes with a battery which lasts an astonishing 1 hour or so while using Netflix, how awesome isn't that?
The PC is also built in a way so that it'll randomly be hard to wake up every once in a while, after being put to sleep. A gentle hint that you should perhaps take a break, how nice isn't that?
To complete this masterpiece it also has a massacred red mouse button for that added punk theme.
 
Alexa

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Kei said:
Everything worth doing is worth overkilling.
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It feels more satisfying to me to go overkill on something cosmetic like watercooling over something like RAM.

shadefalcon said:
I've got a Lenovo x220i
It comes with its own internal heating system so that one can easily be frying up bacons and eggs after a minute or two. One just have to turn the PC around. But be careful its "a bit" hot ;)
The hardware comes with a battery which lasts an astonishing 1 hour or so while using Netflix, how awesome isn't that?
The PC is also built in a way so that it'll randomly be hard to wake up every once in a while, after being put to sleep. A gentle hint that you should perhaps take a break, how nice isn't that?
To complete this masterpiece it also has a massacred red mouse button for that added punk theme.
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wan2 traed? that sounds totuly lit br0h

Etis said:
Or just too lazy to write about it :)
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Stop making me curious.

Woider said:
cba to build one, and I play so few AAA releases that I don't care anymore.
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It's like sports cars. Those people with the million dollar cars don't enter any races, they just want to flash them before peasants' eyes.
 
CloudStriker

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Intel Core i5 4460
AMD Radeon 7870 (2 GB of VRAM)
8 GB DDR3 RAM
Asus Z97 Pro Gamer Mainboard
No idea what brand my cooler is, but it's a tower one.
Windows 7 Professional x64

Please don't judge me for using a gamer mainboard with a CPU that can't be overclocked.
 
Alexa

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CloudStriker said:
Intel Core i5 4460
AMD Radeon 7870 (2 GB of VRAM)
8 GB DDR3 RAM
Asus Z97 Pro Gamer Mainboard
No idea what brand my cooler is, but it's a tower one.
Windows 7 Professional x64

Please don't judge me for using a gamer mainboard with a CPU that can't be overclocked.
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It's just branding. There's no real difference between a gaming motherboard and a normal one.
 
Alexa

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CloudStriker said:
Sure? Iirc the one I have is specifically made for rigs that are to be overclocked.
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My motherboard isn't labeled for gaming and I can overclock.
I'm pretty sure it's an almost standard bios feature. I think you may be able to OC without it, too, but don't quote me on it.

I mean, your motherboard is either going to work or it isn't. There isn't any feature that's going to make your computer any more suited for gaming, unless you count something like extra PCIE slots or DDR4 slots.

"Gaming" is just a word used by these companies to justify adding another 0 to the price tag. Usually it's just a moody black and red color scheme. No purple or pink, I'm afraid. >:c
 
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Haha I read the title of this thread andyou inner animator kicked in. This topic is definitely not what I thought it was. Lol
 
Wighar

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My Gaming Rig (current build)

Case: [Cooler Master] Cosmos S
MoBo: Gigabyte G1.Sniper Z87
CPU: Intel Core i7 4770K - Haswell | 3.5Ghz / 3.9Ghz (Turbo mode)
RAM: 4x Kingston HyperX Predator DDR3 1877MHZ | 16GB total
GPU: Sapphire Radeon R9 380 4GB
OS: Windows 7 Utlimate (x64)


HID
Logitech G510 Keyboard
Logitech G402 Mouse
Creative fatal1ty gaming headset


 
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