What is your rig?

Redkilla how do you like the Alienware? I remember when that is all people talked about but now it seems hard to find someone saying something good. I was looking at some this past weekend and they are proud of their stuff. Damn!!!

I haven't had much experience with them but from what my friends have been telling me Alienware rigs are prone to overheating
 
no one noticed onpost of my commodore 64.....

- Dual joy sticks for downhill skiing simulation

I thought that was funny shit!
 
I5 6600k
ASRock FATALITY Z170 GAMING K4
16GB DDR4 2133MHZ
3TB HDD TOSHIBA
1SSD 120 BY PNY
PS CORSAIR HX 850 80 PLUS GOLD
EVGA GTX 960 4GB SSC
COOLER MASTER HYPER EVO 212
4 FANS GREEN COOLER MASTER
RAZER GOLIATHUS MOUSE PAD
MOUSE WITH 2200 DPI AND NORMAL KEYBOARD
MONITOR ASUS 1MS 1080p
CASE COOLER MASTER ELITE 430
 
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Windows 10 Pro

AMD Ryzen 7 1700
ASUS PRIME X370-PRO
16GB (2x8) Corsair Vengance 3000MHz
Corsair H100i v2 AIO Cooler

Acer 1080@60Hz (x2)
ASUS NVIDIA GTX 1070 (4GB)

512GB M.2 PCIe SSD
256GB SSD
2TB Hard Drive (x2)
1TB Hard Drive
500GB Hot-Swap Hard Drive
1.5TB External Hard Drive

ASUS Xonar DX (PCIe x1 Sound Card)

I also have a personal server, made from old parts. I just RD into it whenever I need it.
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Windows Server 2012 R2

Intel i5-2500k
Gigabyte Z86A-D3H-B3
8GB RAM (Kingston)

256GB SSD
2TB NAS Hard Drive (x2)
 
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DESKTOP:

Windows 10 Pro

AMD Ryzen 7 1700
ASUS PRIME X370-PRO
16GB (2x8) Corsair Vengance 3000MHz
Corsair H100i v2 AIO Cooler

Acer 1080@60Hz (x2)
ASUS NVIDIA GTX 1070 (4GB)

512GB M.2 PCIe SSD
256GB SSD
2TB Hard Drive (x2)
1TB Hard Drive
500GB Hot-Swap Hard Drive
1.5TB External Hard Drive

ASUS Xonar DX (PCIe x1 Sound Card)

I also have a personal server, made from old parts. I just RD into it whenever I need it.
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SERVER:

Windows Server 2012 R2

Intel i5-2500k
Gigabyte Z86A-D3H-B3
8GB RAM (Kingston)

256GB SSD
2TB NAS Hard Drive (x2)

How do you like the Ryzen? I want to get one but I play OpenGL games that don't use multiple cores and I am reading that multi core is their specialty.
 
How do you like the Ryzen? I want to get one but I play OpenGL games that don't use multiple cores and I am reading that multi core is their specialty.

Ryzen is really good if you multi-task. Like streaming from the same machine. x264 will utilize all the available cores. Single-Core performance isn't great, and not a whole lot of applications know how to use more than like... 4 cores. I used to have a i5-4460 which just chugged if I tried to do more than one thing at a time. However the 7700k handles things like that fairly well from what I've heard, and seen. That being said, the AM4 platform is going to be supported for many years, so who knows how the second-generation Ryzen will perform.

So in summary, if you stream, get a Ryzen. If you do productivity things, like CAD, get a Ryzen. If you only game, you're probably better off with the i7-7700k since it has wider support in older applications.
 
Ryzen is really good if you multi-task. Like streaming from the same machine. x264 will utilize all the available cores. Single-Core performance isn't great, and not a whole lot of applications know how to use more than like... 4 cores. I used to have a i5-4460 which just chugged if I tried to do more than one thing at a time. However the 7700k handles things like that fairly well from what I've heard, and seen. That being said, the AM4 platform is going to be supported for many years, so who knows how the second-generation Ryzen will perform.

So in summary, if you stream, get a Ryzen. If you do productivity things, like CAD, get a Ryzen. If you only game, you're probably better off with the i7-7700k since it has wider support in older applications.

i used to AutoCad and it was a core whore.... good info.
 
I am not sure I would upgrade if I had that sweeet rig.....:rolleyes: I would make all kinds of demands......... LMAO!
 

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