Drop Phone and computer types you are currently rocking

[SrslySirius]

You don’t fucking need a $1500 GPU or 32 gb of ram for literally anything.

Try rendering 8k RED footage on your budget shitbox and let us how that works out for you

I barely play video games on my PC lmao

[badguy23]

[SrslySirius]

MumblesBadly: Stop bragging about your camera gear.

I do not own any RED products, but if I did I would certainly brag about it!

But I have worked on a shoot that used them. The workstation I posted earlier could just barely handle editing that raw footage.

[dwai]

Samsung note 10+

my cpu is a neural net processor, a learning computer

[Kn1sh]

wtf what is with all these custom pc builds these days? I remember back when I was an avid pc gamer (quake and unreal tournament), this type of activity was reserved exclusively for absolute freak dorks. In those days it actually made sense to build your own pc because the off the shelf products didn’t cut it for the cutting edge graphics of the newer games of the mid 2000s.

You don’t fucking need a $1500 GPU or 32 gb of ram for literally anything. The popular pc games these days can run efficiently on a $500 off the shelf desktop from HP. I don’t really care about this sort of stuff anymore, but people posting their pc “specs” is just so fkn cringe. PC gaming is the most popular its ever been and yet the games are also the lowest quality that i’ve ever seen them. The whole thing is a waste of time and money.

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I just recently upgraded to a 34" ultrawide 1440p 144hz 1ms monitor. In addition, I do more than game on it, I edit videos and I'm looking at doing streaming of gameplay as well, so I do need the power to do it all on one rig (my quad-core system struggled in some newer titles if I wanted max settings and couldn't handle streaming in high quality while I play as well). With the accessibility to more RAM, more cores and more GPU power these days, games and programs are being designed to take advantage of the additional power. So I bought my system such that I wouldn't have to worry much for a bit to handle everything.

No, you don't need a $1,500 GPU, I don't have one. I wouldn't mind having one, but most likely I'll be looking in the $500-1K range. Shooting for the new 16GB ATI cards that are on the horizon or perhaps an RTX 3080 Ti 20GB in January.

Also, even Henry Cavill built his own PC