Post your rig!

[escobert]

PC gamers lets see what you've got!

I just put new guts into mine today

CPU: Intel Core i3-4360 3.7GHz 1150 socket
Motherboard: MSI B85-G41 PC MATE
Graphics: MSI GTX480
CPU fan: Noctua NH-U14S
RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY 8GB 1333Mhz DDR3
Power Supply: Rosewill RBR1000-M 1000-Watt Bronze Series 80 Plus
Case: Rosewill BLACKHAWK Gaming ATX Mid Tower
Primary HDD: Seagate 320GB
Secondary HDD: Seagte 500GB
Sony 32" LED TV
logitech keyboard
Black Xbox360 controller (only gets used when flying helicopters in DayZ)
E-3lue E-Blue Mazer II 2500 DPI Blue LED 2.4GHz Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse
Yapster TM-YB100A headset


I plan on getting a new headset, keyboard and SSD soon.

[Dr Unne]

I built my computer and I forget most of the internals. I feel the most important parts of your gaming PC are mouse, keyboard, controller and monitor. The internals just need to be fast enough to run your games, which any halfway-decent computer will be nowadays. It's more important that the stuff you're holding in your hands and staring at all day are high quality.

CPU: i5-3570K that I overclocked a little bit because the BIOS made it really easy
RAM: 16GB because I use this computer for things other than gaming
Hard drive: 1TB of cheap slowness
Mouse: Razer Deathadder, corded because a battery-powered mouse makes me sad
Keyboard: Unicomp mechanical keyboard with state-of-the-art 1980's buckling springs technology
Controller: Razer Onza that I took apart and rebuilt because it had factory defects, would not buy again
Monitor: ASUS VG248, 24" 144hz with 3D so I can run LightBoost, 1ms response time because input lag

[Mirage]

I5 3 GHz 16 gb ram 256gb ssd somewhere around 5 TB magnetic storage gtx 460 1 gb graphics card 2x24" ips 16:10 monitors

I need more ram, 16 gb doesn't cut it when doing heavy photo editing. Stitching a mere 5 20MP images eats 10 gb already, and then there's lightroom munching on 2 gb in the background as well.

[Ayen]

Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard Company
Model: p6-2100z
Processor: AMD E-450 APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics 1.65 GHz
Installed memory (RAM): 4.00GB (3.60 GB usable)
System type: 64-bit Operating System
Pen and Touch: No Pen or Touch Input is available for this Display

And no, I have no idea what any of this means.

[Mirage]

It means you have the smallest weewee out of everyone in this thread so far

[Ayen]

It means you have the smallest weewee out of everyone in this thread so far

Story of my life.

[Endless]

I5 3 GHz 16 gb ram 256gb ssd somewhere around 5 TB magnetic storage gtx 460 1 gb graphics card 2x24" ips 16:10 monitors

I need more ram, 16 gb doesn't cut it when doing heavy photo editing. Stitching a mere 5 20MP images eats 10 gb already, and then there's lightroom munching on 2 gb in the background as well.

http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/...roups/ivm/ICE/

My specs:
CPU: Intel Core i5-4430 @3Ghz
RAM: 8 Gb RAM
Video Card: GTX 470 + GTS 250
OS: Win 7sp1 x64
Screens: 2x Iiyama Prolite E2407HDS (dual screen is a must have for photo edition and productivity in general), and if needed, I can extend to my 32" Bravia TV for triple screen action.
Keyboard: Logitech G11
Mouse: Logitech Steelseries WoW cataclysm edition
Sound: most of the time two usb speakers, and when I really want sound, my Onkyo amp for 5.1 surround goodness.
Hard Drive: about 2T in this tower, a 2T network drive, a 1.5T backup server, and 750G in usb HDDs.

[escobert]

I built my computer and I forget most of the internals. I feel the most important parts of your gaming PC are mouse, keyboard, controller and monitor. The internals just need to be fast enough to run your games, which any halfway-decent computer will be nowadays. It's more important that the stuff you're holding in your hands and staring at all day are high quality.

while for the most part I agree but I was basically forced to upgrade since my core 2 quad couldn't handle the Arma II engine very nicely.

[Mirage]

I5 3 GHz 16 gb ram 256gb ssd somewhere around 5 TB magnetic storage gtx 460 1 gb graphics card 2x24" ips 16:10 monitors

I need more ram, 16 gb doesn't cut it when doing heavy photo editing. Stitching a mere 5 20MP images eats 10 gb already, and then there's lightroom munching on 2 gb in the background as well.

http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/...roups/ivm/ICE/

My specs:
CPU: Intel Core i5-4430 @3Ghz
RAM: 8 Gb RAM
Video Card: GTX 470 + GTS 250
OS: Win 7sp1 x64
Screens: 2x Iiyama Prolite E2407HDS (dual screen is a must have for photo edition and productivity in general), and if needed, I can extend to my 32" Bravia TV for triple screen action.
Keyboard: Logitech G11
Mouse: Logitech Steelseries WoW cataclysm edition
Sound: most of the time two usb speakers, and when I really want sound, my Onkyo amp for 5.1 surround goodness.
Hard Drive: about 2T in this tower, a 2T network drive, a 1.5T backup server, and 750G in usb HDDs.

I've tried a couple of stitch-only applications but I found that neither of them gave the same visual quality (and control) as photoshop (CS6) did. I'll try out this one, though.

also it is editing in english, you frenchie!

[Slothy]

CPU: i5-3570K that I overclocked a little bit because the BIOS made it really easy
RAM: 16GB because I use this computer for things other than gaming
Hard drive: 1TB of cheap slowness
Mouse: Razer Deathadder, corded because a battery-powered mouse makes me sad

Up until this point my PC is basically the same. Can't remember the exact specs because I build mine too and my last upgrade was more than a year ago. I've got an EVGA Geforce 560ti as well.