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I love all these kiddies bragging about setups that they spent $1000+ meanwhile they use less than 4GB of RAM and less than 10% of the CPU's power.
Also the same people who'd pay $100 for a mouse and $200 for a keyboard just because they "look cool".
Also the same people who'd pay $100 for a mouse and $200 for a keyboard just because they "look cool".
Main PC
Processor: Intel i7 8700k
Memory: 64GB DDR4
Graphics: EVGA Geforce GTX 1080ti
Hard drives: 2 x 8 TB (shucked external from Bestbuy) + 2 x 250GB (Raid setup for OS)
Monitors: 2 x 4k Samung 28inch monitors
Speakers: 2 x Tannoy 8 inch studio monitors
Sound card: Scarlett 2i2
Headphones: Astro A40
Microphone: AT2020 USB+
Keyboard: Corsair K95 Platinum
Mouse: Logitech G502 (Will be moving to a Corsair one soon)
Unraid/Plex/NZB/Torrent/VM server
Processor: 2 x Intel Xeon X5690 @ 3.47GHz
Memory: 192GB (isn't as crazy expensive as you would think since this is server memory)
Graphics: 750 ti low profile (Server is rack mounted and only 2u tall so needed the low profile)
Hard drives: 1 x 500GB (cache drive) + 7 x 8TB (media/data)
Monitors: None.
I can post pictures if people are interested.
Processor: Intel i7 8700k
Memory: 64GB DDR4
Graphics: EVGA Geforce GTX 1080ti
Hard drives: 2 x 8 TB (shucked external from Bestbuy) + 2 x 250GB (Raid setup for OS)
Monitors: 2 x 4k Samung 28inch monitors
Speakers: 2 x Tannoy 8 inch studio monitors
Sound card: Scarlett 2i2
Headphones: Astro A40
Microphone: AT2020 USB+
Keyboard: Corsair K95 Platinum
Mouse: Logitech G502 (Will be moving to a Corsair one soon)
Unraid/Plex/NZB/Torrent/VM server
Processor: 2 x Intel Xeon X5690 @ 3.47GHz
Memory: 192GB (isn't as crazy expensive as you would think since this is server memory)
Graphics: 750 ti low profile (Server is rack mounted and only 2u tall so needed the low profile)
Hard drives: 1 x 500GB (cache drive) + 7 x 8TB (media/data)
Monitors: None.
I can post pictures if people are interested.
Last edited by TinyRick,
, Reason: Forgot to add keyboard and mouse
wait, did ATI made cpus? or you made the mistake and have an ATI RADEON gpu?
never had a gpu so great like my ati radeon something back in the 2000 and something
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Nah man, i'm sure some of these people run some SUPER big minecraft servers
sorry for this "shitpost"
but didn't yea hear? there is no better way to mine criptocurencies than a redstone computer in minecraft.
dificulty so high, only a dedicated asic computer in minecraft can mine shit nowadays
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It's sad because they don't have 3 Titan Vs in SLI. Pitiful
Because it depends on your definition of "sad". A person making 150,000 a year will think it's sad specs if they only have a 1070, but a person making 50,000 a year will think it's not sad.
because thoose intels are exploitable due to meltdown
and doesn't have the AI stuff and gold color of the tesla gpus that will come this year
Alright then.
I suppose my "sad" gaming PC is my GTX 1050Ti + i5-2500K build. I have a 64GB ADATA SSD in a SATA 3 and 2 7200RPM 500GB Seagate Barracudas in software RAID 0 (both from old PCs) plugged into SATA 2 ports. I also have 2 SATA based 5.25" DVD-RW drives because I had 2 of them from old PCs, had the cables for them, and space in my case. Both of my DIMMs have 4GB DDR3-1600s in there, but my board only supports up to 1333MHz to my RAM is throttled. The board also had only a PCIe 2.0 x16 and x1 slot, alongside a PCI slot. The board also lacks a USB 3.0 header for my Thermaltake Suppressor F31. It's powered by a EVGA 500B. It's all plugged into a 21.5" ASUS 1080p 1ms monitor via DVI-D.
I suppose my "sad" gaming PC is my GTX 1050Ti + i5-2500K build. I have a 64GB ADATA SSD in a SATA 3 and 2 7200RPM 500GB Seagate Barracudas in software RAID 0 (both from old PCs) plugged into SATA 2 ports. I also have 2 SATA based 5.25" DVD-RW drives because I had 2 of them from old PCs, had the cables for them, and space in my case. Both of my DIMMs have 4GB DDR3-1600s in there, but my board only supports up to 1333MHz to my RAM is throttled. The board also had only a PCIe 2.0 x16 and x1 slot, alongside a PCI slot. The board also lacks a USB 3.0 header for my Thermaltake Suppressor F31. It's powered by a EVGA 500B. It's all plugged into a 21.5" ASUS 1080p 1ms monitor via DVI-D.
My laptop (costed $200 brand new):
i5-8250U clocked to 4.3GHz (outperformed my friend's i7-7700k, lel)
256GB SSD
GTX MX150 (essentially a 1030)
1920x1080 laptop display
Additions:
1280x1024 DELL monitor
1920x1080 HP monitor
Logitech K350 Keyboard (literally the best keyboard you can get. Makes all gaming keyboards look like cheap shit, kek)
2TB HDD
i5-8250U clocked to 4.3GHz (outperformed my friend's i7-7700k, lel)
256GB SSD
GTX MX150 (essentially a 1030)
1920x1080 laptop display
Additions:
1280x1024 DELL monitor
1920x1080 HP monitor
Logitech K350 Keyboard (literally the best keyboard you can get. Makes all gaming keyboards look like cheap shit, kek)
2TB HDD
I call BS. That laptop would have to be upwards of $700. That SSD itself is $200.
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Optane *can* be useful in some scenarios, but I doubt it'll matter for most of us.
As for my specs.... They aren't really sad. I guess I can throw my old laptop in here, I still use it cuz... reasons.
It's some HP Pavillion g6 notebook. Has an AMD A4-3300M dual-core APU clocked at 1.9GHz. It does have 6GB of RAM for whatever reason. It is very usable now that I removed Windows and replaced the HDD with an SSD.
Was packaged in the wrong box so BestBuy couldn't sell it as a regular item and it ended up under the refurbished rack. The guy told me he'd hide it until they finished marking it down (went from $629 OG price, to $419, then to $379, then to $279, then to $205).
Wow that is nuts. Congrats on snagging that great deal then.
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