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Omg most of this is so over powered that im jelly, well heres my old guy.

CPU i7 3770 @3.4ghz turbos to 3.9
GPU xfx RX480 8gb xxx edition
MB Asus p8h61-i r2.0 mini-itx
RAM 16gb pny ddr3 @1600mhz (MB cant support 1866mhz)
120gb ssd as boot drive and a 4tb hdd as the storge all on sata 3
With a slim blueray drive
But can still handle vr and all the games i thow at it
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Omg most of this is so over powered that im jelly, well heres my old guy.

CPU i7 3770 @3.4ghz turbos to 3.9
GPU xfx RX480 8gb xxx edition
MB Asus p8h61-i r2.0 mini-itx
RAM 16gb pny ddr3 @1600mhz (MB cant support 1866mhz)
120gb ssd as boot drive and a 4tb hdd as the storge all on sata 3
With a slim blueray drive
But can still handle vr and all the games i thow at it
please hide your screenshots in spoilers. it makes me wanna die
 
My setup was pretty good when I bought it (which was early 2011). Nowadays it's still enough to play games like Fallout 4 but far from high-end. I might buy a new one when Shenmue III has been released.

- Intel Quadcore i7-2600K Box, LGA1155 (4x 3.400 MHz)
- ASUS P8P67 Rev 3.0, Sockel 1155, ATX, DDR3 (B3 Revision)
- 8GB-Kit A-Data Value PC3-1333 CL9
- Xigmatek Midgard, ATX, without power supply, black
- be quiet! STRAIGHT POWER CM BQT E8-CM-580W
- WD Caviar Blue 1TB SATA 3 6Gb/s
- LG GH22NS50 bare black
- Scythe Mugen 2 Rev. B, CPU-fan, for any socket
- Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit
- 1280MB Gainward GeForce GTX570 Phantom GDDR5 PCI
 
What classes as a "sad" PC these days? a PC that won't play new games? or anything before for Core I series?

You need some definition otherwise people will just post anything.

I'd say my PC was still pretty good for something I built in 2011 (Core i5 2500k), its only let down by the ancient Sapphire HD 6870 1GB GPU. I've not upgraded it as i don't really play any new PC games.
 
My PC has a dead CPU and no hard drive.... planning to build a new machine when im caught up but im not sitting well right now as my room mate has been out of work and ive been payong everything myself. Luckily he went back to work recently so that shoukd change soon and ill be able to buy something worth gaming on beside a ps4 on 4.55... (might even buy a PS4 pro on 4.55 and update my original PS4 but thats not as important as buying a new PC setup.)
 
You guys got awesome specs.

Here's my old and ageing PC:

CPU Intel Core i7-3770k
GPU Asus GTX 960 4GB
RAM G.skill 16gb DDR3
Mobo Gigabyte UD3H
Storage 128GB SSD for OS
Storage 3x2TB HDD
Case NZXT Phantom
CPU Cooler DeepCool (can't remember the name)
 
What classes as a "sad" PC these days? a PC that won't play new games? or anything before for Core I series?

You need some definition otherwise people will just post anything.
You have a point.

I'm not OP but if you ask me, anything less powerful than a Core2Quad Q6600/Phenom II X4 805 could be considered sad specs, mostly because these two can still somewhat be used nowadays (you can even do some *very* light gaming on them, especially if overclocked - not that I'd recommend them to anyone of course but it's still impressive for a 10+ y/o CPU) but anything weaker would make even general purpose tasks look like a chore. Not to mention that you can find them for ridiculosly low prices on eBay (it's not uncommond to find them for sale at 15 euros with shipping) so if your PC's CPU is weaker than that then you should definitely consider upgrading it at this point - unless you have a valid reason not to, of course.
 
I'm still quite proud of my PC, even if my GPU is cutting it fine for modern games now.

CPU: i5-4690 @ 3.5GHz
GPU: GTX 960 2GB
RAM: 12GB DDR3
1TB SSHD
Windows 8.1 Pro

Honestly, never understood the hate for Windows 8.1, it's been totally serviceable for me. Very lightweight and you get used to Metro.
 
INTEL i9 7900X, 32GB Samsung 128GB DDR4-2400MHz, PNY Quadro M6000 24GB, Samsung 850 Pro 2TB, Western Digital Gold Enterprise 12TB
 
INTEL i9 7900X, 32GB Samsung 128GB DDR4-2400MHz, PNY Quadro M6000 24GB, Samsung 850 Pro 2TB, Western Digital Gold Enterprise 12TB
You just sound like someone that picked the most expensive components you could find and then put it together in a list, picture of said build or it's fake.
 
My desktop used to be a gaming pc but my graphics card (Nvidia Geforce GTX 780) died and I can not replace it due to the crypto miners.... also I do not have money for a new card.
CPU: Intel I5 3570K along with a Corsair H100i
GPU: Intel HD 4000
MB: Gigabyte GA-Z77-UP4 TH
Memory: 16 GB DDR3 Kingston Hyper X
SSD: Samsung 840 EVO 250 GB
HDD: Seagate 2 TB (Steam library almost full)
windows 10 Pro (free license)

Most of the time I use my laptop (Dell Vostro 3560 running Ubuntu linux)
 
Intel 486 50mhz, 8MB ram,
under 1mb ram ISA vga card
MS Dos 5 + Windows 3.1
540 Mb hard drive,
1 1.44mb 3.5' floppy, 1 5.25" Floppy 1.2 MB High Density Drive
 
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why are people posting high end gaming pc and calling them low spec machines? gonna turn on my shitty netbook from like 2013 or 2012 and post its specs so everyone could laught at the only pc i own lol
 
CPU:Core 2 Duo E4600@Base:2.40GHz OC:3.25GHz
RAM: DIMM1 G.skill 2GB@800MHz DIMM2 Kingston 2GB@800MHz
Mboard:ASUS P5N-MX
GPU:NVIDIA Quadro NVS 510
HDD:IBM 300GB SAS 15K
 
celeron n2840, 4gb ram, integrated graphics, 16gb of storage (only 8 of which i can use), and a 1366x768 display.
I can only use half of the storage (not even half) because I installed Linux on the internal drive. (I used to have a little 64 GB USB, but it died.)
(author's note: this is a chromebook)
 

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