What are your computer specs?

[Bazz 57]

Acer Aspire E5-574G-54Y2

 

Intel Core i5 6200U Dual-Core w/ Turbo Boost @ 2.3GHz (2.8GHz Turbo Boost)

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 940M 2GB Dedicated VRAM

8GB DDR3L RAM

1000GB (1TB) Western Digital HDD

1920x1080 1080p HD screen

 

[Kawaii Besu 28,010]

Welp...

 

Intel Core-i3 3220

Some Biostar H61 motherboard

4GBs of RAM

Nvidia GeForce GT 610 2GB (that VRAM count may get you thinking it's a fast GPU, but, well, it's probably only barely edging out the integrated GPU in my CPU. :v )

500GB Toshiba HDD

 

And a mouse, keyboard, and a 768p monitor, if that surprises you.

[Member Berry 1,217]

 

I did have 4GB of RAM (which was what my iMac came with) but my boyfriend of awesomeness upgraded it to 8GB for me on Thursday I probably could have done it myself but I was scared I'd somehow mess something up.

[Flutter's lover <3 8,204]

My PC has changed a bit since I last posted....here's my updated specs.

 

CPU is running at 3.3Ghz and it's a Hexacore.

 

Motherboard is actually a AM3 socket, though the Speccy apps records it as an M2 for some reason..

 

Edited November 7, 2016 by Flutter Baby <3

[Shuga 26]

I've got a 980ti, 6700k, 16GB of ram. Running W10. 4GB of storage + an m.2 drive for hyper speed boot up time and general Windows activity.

 

I'm running everything at 1440p with a 165Hz monitor. Most recent AAA titles only run at 80~100. Games that are a few years old all run at 165fps and it is heaven on my eyeballs.

Edited November 24, 2016 by Shuga

[Kaneki 1,072]

1440p 165Hz?

 

Damn lucky. Never seen over 60fps, due to my 60hz monitor.

 

I know, I'm jealous of it too.

[Alphys Hedge 671]

CPU: Bad

Video Card: Why even bother

RAM: Not enough lol

 

Ok, ok, here are my actual specs:

 

Laptop;

 

OS: Windows 7 64-bit Professional;

Manufacturer: Dell;

Model: Inspiron 1525;

Processor: Intel Core2 Duo T5250 1.50GHz;

RAM: 4096MB (I can only use about 2GB though usually);

DirectX Version: DirectX 11;

 

Video Card: Mobile Intel 965 Express Chipset Family;

Laptop Screen Resolution: 1280x800;

Second Monitor Resolution: 1024x768;

 

I've saving up for a seperate gaming computer atm however.

[Vox 870]

It's decent nowadays, if not a bit outdated. No matter, runs stuff just fine. 

AMD FX6300 

NVIDIA GTX 770

14GB Patriot RAM

1TB Hard Drive

Corsair 750W Power Supply

 

I don't play many demanding/new games at the moment, and I spend most of my money on musical equipment anyhow. 

Edited November 24, 2016 by Vox

[Shuga 26]

1440p 165Hz?

Damn lucky. Never seen over 60fps, due to my 60hz monitor.

Unless you are willing to dedicate hundreds of dollars per monitor of your lifetime every time you need a new one (mine was $800), don't even go there. Once you see over 60, you cannot go back no matter what. It's painful otherwise. Even scrolling down a webpage in 60fps is painful to my eyes now.

 

I would recommend 1440p G-sync/freesync 60hz monitors if possible though. 1440p is a very overlooked sweet spot that adds just enough detail per square inch while not being as taxing as 4k.

 

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Adding a speccy screenshot:

 

 

Don't know why it says @59hz. It's definitely set to 165

Edited November 24, 2016 by Shuga

[Kaneki 1,072]

Taken from my profile:

 

CPU: AMD FX 6300 Six-Core @ 3.5GHz
HDD: 1TB Seagate ST1000DM003 SATA 6Gb/s HDD
Graphics Card: NVidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB GDDR5
RAM: 8GB CORSAIR Vengenance DDR3-1600 RAM

Case: Rosewill Challenger-U3 USB 3.0 Edition
OS: Windows 10 Pro

 

ISP: Charter Spectrum (formerly Bright House Networks), 60Mbps download | 10Mbps upload

Edited November 24, 2016 by Cloggedone

[Techno Universal 2,575]

Well this is my Minecraft computer I got in 2013...

 

CPU: Intel 8x core I7 5th gen

GPU: Nvidia GTX GEForce 660

RAM: 8GB

CASE: Delll XYS

OS: (originally Windows 8) currently Windows 10

STORAGE: 2TB hard drive

 

We got the PC with a special deal that included everything for a desktop computer setup and it was for only 1600$!!!

 

But then there's my family's first computer that is a Dell dimension 4800 series from 2003. And it's done really well as it's still fully functional to this day!!!

 

CPU: Intel Pentium 4 (4x core)

GPU: most likely Intel generic graphics

RAM: 2GB

CASE: Dell dimension 4800 case

OS: Windows XP

STORAGE: 85GB hard drive

 

This computer is mostly obsolete but it's still really good for browsing the internet and for emails.

Edited November 25, 2016 by Techno Universal

[Shuga 26]

45 is playable.

When my games dip down to 50 for whatever reason, it feels like the world is frozen...

[Anonymous Old User Who Has Left 599]

I have a 15-in MacBook Pro with 16GB RAM, but only 2.2 GhZ. 1TB HDD. Nonetheless it runs quite well. I use Parallels to run Windows 10 on it for my online schooling and for word processing applications. I use the Mac OS X for high-power stuff (like Photoshop and After Effects).

 

P.S. Not some rich kid, dad got it used at a discount price.

Edited November 24, 2016 by Shabb3r

[AppleDashPoni 165]

My main workstation runs the following:

 

Arch Linux with Cinnamon as the DE

i7 5930k overclocked to 4.5Ghz

64GB of DDR4

2 AMD R9 295x2s driving a 4k monitor and 2 1440p monitors

4 250GB Samsung 950 SSDs in RAID10

2 3TB WD Black HDDs in RAID0 (Was supposed to be RAID10, but my budget ran dry.)

 

And my laptop is an ASUS G751JT, also running Arch with Cinnamon on an i7 4710HQ, 16GB of RAM, and GTX 970M.

 

I'm not rich, I just once had a successful stint freelancing back when I had no expenses and found some good deals on the most expensive bits used from a friend (GPUs and the entire laptop.)

[Kaneki 1,072]

My main workstation runs the following:

 

Arch Linux with Cinnamon as the DE

i7 5930k overclocked to 4.5Ghz

64GB of DDR4

2 AMD R9 295x2s driving a 4k monitor and 2 1440p monitors

4 250GB Samsung 950 SSDs in RAID10

2 3TB WD Black HDDs in RAID0 (Was supposed to be RAID10, but my budget ran dry.)

 

And my laptop is an ASUS G751JT, also running Arch with Cinnamon on an i7 4710HQ, 16GB of RAM, and GTX 970M.

 

I'm not rich, I just once had a successful stint freelancing back when I had no expenses and found some good deals on the most expensive bits used from a friend (GPUs and the entire laptop.)

 

I'm thinking of going back to Arch on my desktop.... how good is Cinnamon nowadays?

[AppleDashPoni 165]

I'm thinking of going back to Arch on my desktop.... how good is Cinnamon nowadays?

 

It's always been the best for me - but right now, GPU drivers in general on Linux for certain newer GPUs are very broken, so if you have horrible performance in the DE that is probably why.

[llamalauncher 84]

minecraft all low settings optifine and insane overclocking i get 25 fps playing skyblock with up two three blocks

https://www.walmart.com/search/?query=microwave&typeahead=microwave&cat_id=0

 

 

 

 

 

 

lol jk i own an all in one windows 10 pc

[Scrubbed user 3,415]

minecraft all low settings optifine and insane overclocking i get 25 fps playing skyblock with up two three blocks

https://www.walmart.com/search/?query=microwave&typeahead=microwave&cat_id=0

 

So it has an FX-9590 and GTX 480?

Edited January 9, 2017 by Vulon Bii

[Princess_Bellalatanya 1,052]

I run mlpforums.com on my optiplex 780 and dell laptop

[RavenholmZombie 1,329]

I recently had the opportunity to build my own gaming-grade PC and ditch my old HP ENVY x360 laptop, so I did.

 

My new PC has an Intel Core i3 CPU, 8GB of RAM, a GTX 1050 TI, and a 120GB SSD / 1TB HDD combo. It runs Windows 10 Pro and can handle most of my favorite games at mid to ultra settings.

[SONICchaos 824]

My PC is apparently a little more robust than I gave it credit for.

 

I decided a year ago to scrap my PC and completely build another when this one putters out (it has overheating problems and most of the components are substandard and outdated) but despite throwing modern games at it, it still seems to want to impress me. Its got heart i'll give it that.

 

The computer was originally a $500 prebuilt that I decided to upgrade as time went by. By replacing the RAM, Graphics Card, Power Supply and CPU fan. That was when I had a bad paying job and couldnt get what I wanted all at once. But now that im making more than I spend I figure I can afford to completely replace and build a new gaming PC for myself. Would plan to spend $1200 on it.

 

But my current rig is

 

CPU: AMD FX-6300 6-core (3.5GHz)

Graphics: Radeon HD 7870

RAM: 8GB. Dont even remember the type

CUP Fan: Cooler Master 212 Evo

[Evilshy 5,089]

I have an i7 6700k overclocked to 4.6 GHz, runs at around 60C under full load. A GTX 1080, overclocked to 2000-2100, don't remember exactly where I had it. Haven't overclocked my RAM get, but it's pretty good already.

 

Haven't found a game I can't play at 60fps on ultra, except Space Engineers because it's hopelessly unoptimized.

 

I have a 1TB HDD and 500GB SSD, probably going to get another in the near future.

 

I have 2 24" monitors. A Steelseries Sensei mouse, and a WASD II keyboard with MX browns.

[Scrubbed user 3,415]

 

 

A GTX 1080, overclocked to 2000-2100, don't remember exactly where I had it.

 

 

Mine runs stable at 2088 MHz, but much higher and there is only freezing and black screens in my future. 2.1 GHz seems to be the limit for Pascal cards, even if water cooled.

[Flutterbattyyy 330]

I used to have a PC, but iSwitched to Mac a few years ago. 

 

I chose a Mac because I do graphic work, photography, and videography and need the powerful OS.

 

 

 

Laptop:

My MacBook Pro is a mid (high?) tier MacBook. I got it at a discount at the Apple refurbished store.

• MacBook Pro: (Retina, Mid 2012)

• Intel Core i7 2.3 GHz 

• 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

• Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB

• Dedicated: NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M

It performs decently well, but I wish I got it with more ram. 8 gigs is barely enough to edit photos and videos, but it does great with other tasks. The user experience (especially the multiple trackpad gestures) is wonderful. Plus, it is lightweight, making it great for taking around campus.

But for more serious work, I decided to invest in an iMac. 

 

 

 

Desktop:

 

My iMac is brand new, fully maxed out in every way except for the RAM (will install it later on my own) and storage (will use an external drive for large work files). I love it so much! Way too expensive, (I'm not rich), but worth the investment, imo. My rationalization is that I won't be buying anything expensive for the next 10 years! lol. 

 

• 27-inch iMac with Retina 5K display
• 4.0GHz quad-core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 4.2GHz
• 8GB 1867MHz DDR3 SDRAM - two 4GB
• 256GB Flash Storage
• Graphics: AMD Radeon R9 M395X with 4GB video memory
• Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad 2

 

(Here it is on the Apple store, if any one is interested to buy it.)

Edited February 23, 2017 by ElementalFluttershee

[Concerned Bystander 2,902]

 

I also use them for driving and watching TV.