Whats your setup like?

[Xwatt]

15 minutes ago, JANXOL said:

Cute little keyboard

 

I realised when I went from a full sized keyboard to a TKL for ARMA I took a massive L

[Lindi]

I can't live with out a keypad. Used to have a keyboard that had a detachable one... I think it was Microsofts.

 

[Xwatt]

3 hours ago, Lindi said:

I can't live with out a keypad. Used to have a keyboard that had a detachable one... I think it was Microsofts.

 

 

I've rebinded Enter numpad to Insert and reset view to ALT GR.... it works, not well but... it works.

[Stanhope]

Just now, Xwatt said:

 

I've rebinded Enter numpad to Insert and reset view to ALT GR.... it works, not well but... it works.

Wait, does that mean my craptop has a better keyboard than your rig? 

[Xwatt]

23 minutes ago, Stanhope said:

Wait, does that mean my craptop has a better keyboard than your rig? 

 

is your keyboard mechanical

[Lindi]

12 hours ago, Xwatt said:

 

I've rebinded Enter numpad to Insert and reset view to ALT GR.... it works, not well but... it works.

Oh it's not even game related. I'm just unable to pay my bills or do anything related to numbers with out numpad.

 

[Schubz]

https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/ideapad/ideapad-700-series/Ideapad-700-15/p/88IP7000671
works on EU1 - getting 30 fps like everyone else.

Semi Mechanical Keyboard (RGB of course) and notebook pimped with some ssd's.
Thrustmaster T.Flight Stick X for suicide heli flying...
Logitech G300 mouse (love this thing)
Some pesky Acer viewport.
Tannoy Reveal studio monitor speakers.
Focusrite Saffire 6 USB2 (with RØDE adapter to plugin my analog (50 euros) headset).
Beyerdynamic DT 770 headphones... (these are like 20 years old and look like dog shit - but i love them)

[JJ Cakes]

[Nutek]

Still works for my ARMA (gaming)… 

Alienware Laptop 17" - i7, 1TB HDD, 256 SSD, 1080 Graphics, 32gb Ram, 34” Raptor Monitor.

Let's go Ahoyworld !

 

[GhostDragon]

Well its about time i update my rig on here: 

 

Ryzen 9 3900x

16GB 3200mhz corsair lpx 

asus crosshair viii hero

Asus strix 1080

fractal design r6 usbc 

corsair h115i 

corsair rm1000 PSU

 

monitor is a LG 34UC88 34' 1440p ultrawide monitor with a 24 inch asus 1080p next to it

 

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[Switch]

PC Specs:

 

- GPU: 11GB NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 2080Ti
- CPU: Intel® Core™ i9-9900K (5.0GHz)
- RAM: 32GB Corsair VENGEANCE DDR4 3000MHz
- Motherboard: ASUS® ROG STRIX Z390-I
- Hard Drive 1: 500GB SEAGATE BARRACUDA 2.5" SSD
- Hard Drive 2: 4TB SEAGATE BARRACUDA SATA-III 3.5" HDD

- Hard Drive 3: 5TB External Seagate Backup Plus
- OS: Genuine Windows 10 Home 64 Bit
- PSU: CORSAIR 750W TXm SERIES™ SEMI-MODULAR 80 PLUS®
- Case: NZXT H200 GAMING CASE (BLACK)
 

Peripherals:

- Monitors: 2x AOC 2461W (1920x1080@60Hz)
- Headset: Corsair HS50 Gaming Headset
- Keyboard: Razer Deathstalker Chroma RGB
- Mouse: Corsair Sabre RGB Gaming Mouse
- Webcam: Logitech C920 1080p Webcam

- Microphone: Blue Snowball
- Internet Speed:https://i.imgur.com/MPvieW4.png

 

Max settings with about 120 fps  

 

EDIT: This is how it looks at my new house, bare in mind I haven't finished my cable management yet at my desk, but my PC is all managed  

 

Edited March 9, 2020 by Dusty
Adding Photos at new House

[Stanhope]

Time I post here again because I changed a few things since I last posted here.

 

 

Current build:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor
Motherboard: Asus PRIME B450-PLUS ATX AM4 Motherboard
Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory
Storage: Crucial P1 500 GB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive 

               Old 1TB HDD I ripped out of my previous laptop
Video Card: Inno3D GeForce GTX 1650 4 GB Twin X2 OC Video Card
Case: Cooler Master MasterBox MB511 ATX Mid Tower Case
Power Supply: Cooler Master MWE White V2 230V 550 W 80+ Certified ATX Power Supply
Case Fan: be quiet! Pure Wings 2 120 PWM 87 CFM 120 mm Fan  (2x)

PCPartPicker Part List

 

Some pictures:

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2 pictures from during assembly:

 

 

[Karate Pyjamas]

I Present you my PC nicknamed: DOJO

Built when I could spare the cash and as a hobby project to make something good looking.

CASE: Fractal Design Define S2 Gunmetal
CPU: Intel Core i7-9700k OC to 5GHz
GPU: Gigabyte Aorus GeForce RTX 2080 Super 8G (+70 on Clock +200 Memory +10% Voltage)
MOBO: Gigabyte Aorus Z390 Pro WiFi
RAM: Gigabyte 16GB RAM (2x8GB + 2x Dummy RGB Module) 3200MT/s DDR4
CPU COOLER: Corsair Hydro H115i Pro RGB 280mm
PSU: Corsair RM850x
Bootdisk: Gigabyte Aorus RGB M.2 256GB (Sub 14 second to desktop including login)
Gamedisk: Samsung 850 EVO 500GB
Cables: BitFenix Alchemy 2.0 PSU Cable Kit (Black&Orange)
Generic Storage (Video): Samsung SSD 256GB, can't remember type, carry over from old PC.
Generic Storage (Music): 2TB harddisk, can't remember brand or model. Carry over from old PC.
Sata: Bitfenix SATA 6GB/s Orange
Casefans: 3x Fractal Design FD-AL14-PWM 140mm
GPU Bracket: upHere LED Bracket GL28ARGB

Screen: Samsung LC32JG50QQU Black, 144Hz 2560x1440 (Quad HD) 31,5" 4ms
Side screens: 2x Samsung 1080x1920 SyncMaster P2250 (Carry overs from old build, one +/- 11 years old bought with my first custom PC, the other a second hand bargain found online.)
Deskmat: AORUS AMP500
Keyboard: Logitech G510, old but still going strong, seriously would HATE if it were to die...
Mouse: CM Storm Inferno, old reliable, wouldn't trade it for anything else.

Mic: Audiotechnica AT2025 XLR mic
Headset: Devine Pro 4000 (Really fucking cheap, bought for DJ'ing, but kept for gaming because of how good it sounds to me and how well the noise cancellation works).
Interface: Behringer Euphoria UMC404HD (routed via insert through Behringer Multi-Gate Pro (mutes mic when not speaking to cancel ambient and background noise.) (I still need to tweak this mic a lot, because it's sensitive to clipping.)
Audio processing: Voicemeeter Potato controlled via AKAI Midimix (This let's me select different inputs and outputs to route through coms/recording/monitoring).
Audio routing: CheVolume Software
Further Peripherals:
Logitech Driving Force GT
Thrustmaster T.Flight Pedals
Saitek Cyborg X Stick
Microsoft XBOX One S controller (Wired + Bluetooth)
Steamcontroller
Webcam Trust Trino HD720p
On order: Valve Index (Full Kit)

RGB set to Gold-Amber (Lee Filter 021, emulates my favourite light filter as I work as a lighting technician for bands/theatre, often defined as amber/candlelight for regulars, perfect for jazz and blues bands.) With breathing and cascade effects.

AKA Overpriced BEAST. When I knew it could do RGB I wanted everything RGB and I like the AORUS branding. Best bang for your buck? Nah mate. Looking sexy? Fuck yeah mate.

If people want, I'll show some more detailed pictures, atm I don't really have any at hand.

(BTW, you can also nickname it "Stanhope Hates Me")

[WinterMute]

Waiting for the overlap between gamers and lighting nerds to get significant enough to cause RGBWW to become "a thing" in PC parts.

[Toasted_Bread_Slice]

31 minutes ago, WinterMute said:

cause RGBWW to become "a thing" in PC parts.

at that point just get a lighting desk to control your pc parts

[Karate Pyjamas]

2 hours ago, Toasted_Bread_Slice said:

at that point just get a lighting desk to control your pc parts

I have a MA2 Command Wing Lighting Console, which uses OnPC software. So technically I'm using my PC to control lights eitherway.

[Toasted_Bread_Slice]

Nice, always wanted to program on one of those. do you know of christian jackson on YT by any chance?

 

[Karate Pyjamas]

4 hours ago, Toasted_Bread_Slice said:

Nice, always wanted to program on one of those. do you know of christian jackson on YT by any chance?

 

I know him, Patreon and Twitch Sub, I have his merch. Do recommend, his hoody is the comfiest I've ever owned.

[Minipily]

Suppose I'll add to this with my PC RIG that I've had since like 2010/11 and has run like an absolute dream ever since.

 

She's an ol' girl but has a heart of goddamn titanium gold.

 

Case: Dell XPS case, not sure on the actual name.

CPU: Intel Core I7-3770 @ 3.40ghz

RAM: 12GB Ram, nothing fancy, factory standard

GPU: Nvidia GTX 1060ti

SSD 1 (OS): Kingston SSD A400 Solid State Drive (2.5 Inch SATA 3), 240 GB

SSD 2 (V for Vidya): Samsung 860 EVO 1 TB SATA 2.5" Internal SSD

 

Not sure on the other internals, it's literally all factory standard stuff and has never gone wrong. Only things that have ever broke are 2 cheap HDD's that I used to use before I discovered the beauty of SSD's, since switching to them, I've not had any issues. She just gets dusty and requires a bit of cleaning every odd couple of months so I don't start smelling burning.

 

Peripherals:
Old Monitor: LG TV, somewhere in the 30-40" area running at a measly 1366x768 resolution. Had that up until today where I got my upgrade. TV ran fine other than a quite weak resolution, still enough to kick ass on most the games I played. Now using the old TV as a side dish to my PS4.

New Monitor: Gigabyte AORUS FI27Q 27 Inch IPS QHD (2560 x 1440) 165 Hz FreeSync/G-Sync Compatible Gaming Monitor

Keyboard: Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Cherry MX Silent Switches: Linear and Quiet, Per Key Multi-Colour RGB Backlighting, Aluminium Chassis

Mouse: Rii RM200 Wireless mouse with RGB

Headset: HyperX Cloud II Gaming Headset PC/PS4/Mac/Mobile, Gunmetal Grey

Desk Pad: TITANWOLF XXL RGB Gaming Mouse Pad - 800x300 mm - Mouse Mat - XXXL Extended Large LED Mousepad - 11 Multi colors and effect modes - Non-Slip Base - Wolf Design

 

That's about it really. Up until recently; my monitor, my keyboard and my mouse were all quite cheap stuff, but they worked absolutely fine and were enough to meet my needs.

The computer runs well, running most games I play on Ultra settings at at least 60fps. Normally on ArmA III, I can run it on ultra settings at about 100fps, only time I experience lag is when on certain multiplayer servers, but that is due to server FPS rather than my own, ArmA can be a pain like that.

 

I'll leave some pictures, my bedroom got renovated just last week so this is all just a work in progress, I will eventually be running 2x monitors and will probably play around with the set up, I'll also have some picture frames set up so teh walls aren't so dull. Overall though, apart from getting a new gaming PC (which I'm on the fence about at the minute considering how well mine runs), my set up is about 70% complete. Excuse the picture quality, I don't understand the pro settings on my Huawei despite having a qualification in Professional Photography (I think I just cheesed the qualification in return for college parties)

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[FrOzT]

CPU: Intel Core I9-9900 @ 3.10ghz

RAM: 16GB Ram

GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER

SSD 1 (OS): Kingston m.2 NvMe 1TB

SSD 2 (Games): Samsung 860 QVO 1 TB SATA 2.5" Internal SSD

 

double monitors: samsung 32inches
Loghitech G940 Hotas system
Razor Mouse and headset
an old microsoft keyboard
TrackIR 5 for headtracking

[RiverWolf]

You folks have some nice set ups, I'd dare show mine, it's boring and clattered in dust

[WinterMute]

Same. I never remember to do that thing that "I'll just do that later" so place is a tip. It's a pain in the arse, if I get distracted from doing something it's not getting done.

 

Rig (prebuilt, as it was the same price as components... black friday! Oh and 0% finance because low pay!)

Ryzen 3800X

Asus B450-F (would have preferred X570)

16 GB Corsair Vengreance 3200Mhz RAM... RGB of course

1TB Corsair nVME SSD

1TB Corsair MX500 SSD from previous PC

2TB Seagate HDD (for videos and "storing crap from old PC" until I tidy it, which I will never do tbh)

Corsair iCue 220T Black case, with the air front not the glass front

Asus RTX2070 Super Dual Evo

Edited August 14, 2020 by WinterMute
forgot I have a GPU

[GhostDragon]

48 minutes ago, WinterMute said:

Asus B450-F (would have preferred X570)

 

B450 is perfectly fine for most things, only time I ever recommend 570 is either for the pci gen 4 support when pairing with a gpu or SSD that is capable of it or  for higher memory capacity/speed uses. Otherwise there is little to gain from having the x570 boards

[WinterMute]

I would have liked an upgrade path that didn't involve a new motherboard - between gen4 PCIe and the VRM quality of this board, vs. some of the X570 options... (B550 of course wasn't available then)

[GhostDragon]

16 minutes ago, WinterMute said:

I would have liked an upgrade path that didn't involve a new motherboard - between gen4 PCIe and the VRM quality of this board, vs. some of the X570 options... (B550 of course wasn't available then)

The next gen chips will support b450 with a bios update

VRMS are usually better on the x570 series boards but the board you have (same as the board in my server) Is pretty good on that front too, I have enjoyed using it and it will cope with the entire stack perfectly well.