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Got a laptop (MSI GP72-2QE Leopard Pro) back in November that I plan to put some upgrades into:

OS: Windows 10 Pro and Ubuntu 14.10 LTS (I plan to update to the next LTS in April when it releases)
CPU: Intel Core i7-5700HQ Quad-Core @ 2.70GHz
RAM: 16GB DDR3 (One is Kingston, the other is stock to the laptop, but both are identical)
GPU: NVIDIA GTX950M with 2GB DDR5 memory
Motherboard: Micro-Star International Co. Ltd. MS-1793
Storage: Hitatchi 1TB HDD @ 7200RPM (I plan to update this to an SSD down the road)

I hope to, as mentioned, upgrade the storage to an SSD once their prices go down, and I also wish to install an M.2 SSD after I found an open SATA port on my motherboard when I was installing that Kingston RAM about a month ago. I also want to replace the DVD drive with a BluRay drive as well, and make this laptop an investment. I use it for pretty much all my work, as well as school work. If I'm going to be using it that much, I'm going to get as much out of it as I can.
 
Minecraft with high shader packs.
Protip: If you have Linux installed, Minecraft runs like, two times better. On Windows without shaders above ground, I'm pulling about 100FPS when on a server. On Linux, on the same server, under the same conditions, I'm hitting 250FPS (According to F3 debug stats). I'm also running with shaders and I'm hitting about 45-60 FPS with high shaders.

Edit: Default window size with optifine while as low as I can go:
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Windows could never match that.
 
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Protip: If you have Linux installed, Minecraft runs like, two times better. On Windows without shaders above ground, I'm pulling about 100FPS when on a server. On Linux, on the same server, under the same conditions, I'm hitting 250FPS (According to F3 debug stats). I'm also running with shaders and I'm hitting about 45-60 FPS with high shaders.

Edit: Default window size with optifine while as low as I can go:
7AZC2U9.png

Windows could never match that.
now you just need a monitor and graphics card capable of a refresh rate that high :wacko:
 
Step 1: Have $5000 or something insane like that.
well... with a graphics card capable of 1,506 FPS, it would probably be so powerful as to boost it higher, meaning you need a better graphics card, which means higher framerate... and so on until you hit the speed electricity travels at or something like that.
 
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It's old but I'm not really planning to spend more for the computer so.....

My Current Desktop :
- Asus H81M-D Motherboard
- Pentium G3258 OC'd @ 4.3Ghz
- nVidia GeForce GTX 560
- 8GB DDR3 RAM
- 4 hard drives totalling 3TB
- Windows 7 64-Bit

My Current Laptop (Bought it for $30 off someone.) Acer Brand :
- Core 2 Duo T2250
- Intel 945GM
- 3GB DDR2 RAM
- 80GB IDE Hard Drive
- Windows 7 32-Bit
 
Intel Core i5 6500
16.0 GB DDR4
MSI H170A PC Mate
MSI R9 270 2GB
Windows 10 Pro
120GB Hyper X SSD
and 2 hard drives for a total of 5 TB
Displayed on 2 old Dell monitors that I need to upgrade
 
Yeah, I added close to a TB of storage just using some old notebook drives and a dual-hotswap bay I got from TigerDirect's clearance sale. They're a bit slower, but mostly they're just used for things where speed doesn't make a notable difference - music, older games, ROM collections, porn, etc.
 
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Omitted from Speccy's search are:
PSU: Corsair 750i
Case: Corsair Graphite 760T Arctic White
Cooler: Corsair H110
Keyboard: Logitech G15
Mouse: Razer Deathadder 2013

This is just my PC. My brother also has a high end PC, albeit a much older one (with Sandy Bridge).
 
i5 6600K CPU OC'ed @ 4.7GHz
Asus Maximus VIII Ranger Motherboard
Kingston FURY 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-2400 Memory
250GB SSD (can't remember the make)
2TB HDD (again, can't remember)
Seasonic M12II EVO Edition 850W '80 Plus Bronze' Fully Modular Power Supply
Samsung U28E590D 4k 28" monitor (freesync, got it when I had my AMD GPU)
2x Palit NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti Super Jetstream GPU in SLI

Seems to be about third best in this thread but I'm pretty chuffed with it, finally made my dream PC.
 
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