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I use Dell Alienware X51 R2

Intel Core i5-4460 3.2Ghz 4 cores 8MB Cache

Nvidia Geforce GTX 745 4GB

RAM 8GB

HardDrive : 1000GB ( 1TB )

 

Monitor : Asus  1920x1080

 

I play tanki ALWAYS with 60 FPS with full graphics. ;)

Windows 8.1 at 29th July will be WIndows 10 

64bit x64

Edited by Legend.Of.Romania

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I'm planning to buy an

 

ASUS Republic of Gamers G501

 

Specs:

512GB SSD

1TB Hard Drive

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M 4GB of VRAM

4K Screen Resolution even thought it can't play at 4k

*few other stuff but dont know wut some are so :PPPPP

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my rig:

mb:asus m5a97le r 2.0
processor:Amd Bulldozer FX-8320 8 core
storage: 1Tb seagate desktop.
Ram:1x4 gb corsair valueselect(as vengeance was not readily available)
1x4 gb kingston hyper furyX
graphics: nvidea geforce gt730 2gb
Power supply: coolermaster thunder 500w
cabinet:coolermaster c+p 250 .

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bored and nothing to do

 

 

 

motherboard msi z87 g45 gaming

 

cpu i7 4770k @4.2 ghz in the summer, 4.5 winter. i dont want it to suffer.

 

ram 8 gb g-skill ripjaws 2133 mhz

 

gpu R9 290 tri-x with 4 gb Vram

 

1 tb western digital hard disk

 

XFX 650W power supply (i dont go above 100 Watts during web browsing and stuff)

 

all inside a NZXT h440 with 3 fans in front and 1 behind.

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The list I have at the moment, and will build in the future.

 

CPU: Intel Core i5-4690k

Cooler: Corsair H100i

MB: Asus Z97-E

RAM: Corsair Vengeance (2x4)

Storage: Samsung 850-EVO Series 250GB SSD (For OS & Programs)

             Samsung 850-EVO Series 1TB SSD (For Games, and just games)

             Western Digital Caviar Black 2TB (For files, recordings, videos, etc)

Video Card: EVGA GeForce GTX 970 SSC ACX 2.0

Case: NZXT Phantom 630 Black Windowed Edition

Power Supply: EVGA SuperNova GS 750W

OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit

Monitor: BenQ GL2460HM

 

 

If I save up enough, I can buy an Intel Core i7-4790k and EVGA GeForce GTX 980 ti :3

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RAM: 32 GB of DDR4

Motherboard: Gigabyte X99-UD4

CPU: i7 5820K (with a small overclock)

CPU Heatsink: Phanteks TC14PE

Graphics cards: 2 EVGA GTX 970 in SLI

Storage: 2TB HDD x2, 3TB HDD, 250GB HDD, 240GB SSD

Power supply: EVGA 1000 P2

Case: Coolermaster HAF X

Mouse: some HP mouse from 2003

Keyboard: Microsoft basic keyboard 1.0A

Monitors: LG 24MP56HQ-P X2

 

Need to keep my fanbase happy.

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i bet 99% of the members who visited this thread did not understand anything more than "Computer". oh, i remember the days when i misured a pc power based on his hard drive size! "look, this one got TWO WHOLE terabytes!"

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Mine's ~3 years old now, but it's still going strong, and can run TO with full settings nicely.

 

 

 

Dell XPS desktop (modified)

 

Windows 7 (64 bit)

 

Intel Core i7-2600 @ 3.4 GHz

 

8GB RAM

 

2TB HDD @ 7200 RPM (2 x 1TB)

 

AMD Radeon HD 6700 GPU

 

Dual Acer 24' HD Monitors

 

 

My old computer is above, thought I'd provide the specs of my new PC which I built a few weeks ago.

 

Windows 7 Professional (64 bit)

 

Intel Core i5-4690k @ 3.5 GHz (to be overclocked soon)

 

8GB RAM

 

1TB HDD and 256GB SSD

 

GeForce GTX 970

 

Dual Acer 24' 1080p Monitors

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Wish i seen this thread earlier.  

 

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http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/laptops/49159/hp-pavillion-dv7-3020ea-review

 

 

+plus the GT230M can stably be OC to 127% - minus 1 RAM slot, cause it broke a few months ago, so i'm only on 4GB RAM (painful :( ) and also know idea if the bluray works on it, i never used it and beginning december its gonna be 6 years since i have this laptop :o

 

Only spent a few bucks on a 4GB RAM slot, and 2 replacement keyboards (the previous ones were never allergic to alcoholic drinks but they got d3s by hot ginger tea  :blink: thank my bro for that)  Only paid for 1 keyboard but got 2 thanks to the ebay retailer noobing out on the delivery  :D oh and i spent on thermal paste and glue to fix one of the speaker diaphragm which detached partly due to high load, but did not get ripped off like any other would  :o .  Also got an extended replacement battery 3 years ago and it only died just a week ago 

 

So the post purchase bill for after 6 year is really nothing !! I could get another 4GB RAM, but for that i'll need to fix the broken slot but i don't wanna attempt that for fear of losing the 2nd slot in the process, but as soon as i get a new pc / laptop you can bet my next purchase will be a fine soldering kit  ;)

 

As for next purchase, well idk, if i'm still admin on tanki by the time unity tanki goes out, then i'll definitely get a new thing cause i wanna game full res, full graphics, 60+ fps.  The fattest laptop from ROG will do, though they don't wanna make 18+ inch monsters anymore :( (i'm not afraid of size and weight)  However though, I might go back to building my own rig, i do miss the geeky fiddling of things and OC'ing

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I use a little glass box with a polychromic spell encased inside.  We call it a module.  The display is a flat black panel with a monochromic hybrid spell spread over the surface.  It takes three unicorns to make a computer kit!

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I use a little glass box with a polychromic spell encased inside.  We call it a module.  The display is a flat black panel with a monochromic hybrid spell spread over the surface.  It takes three unicorns to make a computer kit!

Are you addicted to ponies and unicorns? :P

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