what are your specs?

[Dante Alighieri]

i7 7700k ocd to 5ghz and a 1080. Not the best but for what I do it's good.

 

[XYZpdq]

one of those HP tougher laptops they use in hospitals with the ram maxed out
got it cheap refurb, finished refurbing it when I got it since they just deleted the user and didn't clear out the registry or anything
kinda old by this point but I'm keeping it going
battery is a little loose so it's not so lap-able but I usually docked it anyway so no big deal

 

[TFT-A9]

Ryzen 5 2600, Radeon RX580, 16GB RAM, 500GB SSD, 2 TB HDD.

It's ok. Doing what I need it to.

 

[Freddy Freaker]

Lenovo Yoga 710 laptop from 2016. Has Nvidia GEForce graphics and ssd. Been a pretty nice computer

 

[Fish-Eyed Fool]

inb4 someone says they post here from their Raspberry Pi.

 

[c-no]

Main PC: Ryzen 1200 with an RX 480 8GB.

Back Up from a pre-built: Ryzen 1400 with an RX 570 4GB.

Latter was a birthday gift and a way to pass the time since I'm currently living in another state until a family member gets better. Wouldn't mind bringing the Back Up home with me and making it as a back up or a PC turned glorified gaming console.

 

[Sam Losco]

Daily driver is an older Asus ROG laptop that weighs like 20 fucking lbs. Core i7-4700HQ, 16GB RAM, GeForce GTX 860M, dual boot Linux Mint on 250GB SSD and Win 10 on a 500GB SSD. I want my next laptop to be Ryzen, just waiting on some good ones to hit the market. This laptop is barely hanging on. I had to put large screws through the lid hinges to keep the lid attached.

Torrent/transcode machine is a Core i7-2630QM which is a socketed mobile (socket G) that I salvaged from my previous HP laptop. Installed on a mini-ITX board. 8GB RAM with a 2TB WD Blue drive. It's old and x265 transcodes take forever, but it gets the job done.

NVR for my security cameras is a Core i5-3470, 8GB of RAM, and SSD for the OS (Ubuntu Server) and 2 HDDs in RAID 1 for the video storage.

I want to build a Threadripper machine for my 265 transcodes.

 

[Doctor Tracksuit]

i7 7700k with a 2070 Super. Need to upgrade motherboard/processor at some point, but it handles everything I throw at it well.

 

[Homo neanderthalensis]

Dell Inspiron 1501 from 2007

 

[tehpope]

Desktop
AMD Ryzen 5 2400g
AMD RX 570
16GB DDR4 3200

Laptop
Intel i5 8250U
Intel UHD 620 / nVidia GeForce MX150
8GB Ram

 

[DDBCAE CBAADCBE]

Lol, I don't know shit for dick about my PC but it runs GTA V at max specs so I don't care.

 

[Cedric_Eff]

Intel Core i3-6100U with 16gb of dual channel ram. HDD Capacity 750GB.

 

[PTNR 2.0]

I don't have anything new, but I feel like my stuff is relatively interesting.

Desktop:

Asus P9X79-WS motherboard; X79 chipset; using a modded BIOS for NVME support.
Xeon E5-1680v2 8c/16t @ 4.5ghz cooled with a 240mm AIO and 4 Noctua 120mm fans in push/pull.
64gb (8gb x 8) Corsair DDR3-2800 (via XMP) in quad-channel --forget the actual speed since bclk is overclocked but I fucked with it to keep it around 2800.
2x GTX 980ti in SLI
WD Black 512gb NVME via PCIE adapter (boot drive; partitioned into two equal-sized partitions: one for Windows 10, one for MacOS)
4x SATA3 1TB SSDs in 2 RAID arrays (one for Win, one for MacOS) for storage
A PCIE USB 3.0 card (compatible with MacOS, since the onboard USB3 isn't).
Running Windows 10 and MacOS High Sierra (the GPUs are holding me back from upgrading to Mojave or Catalina; no Web Drivers )

Considering selling the 980ti's on eBay to go towards funding a Radeon VII or other Catalina-compatible GPU so I can stop being two releases behind on MacOS.

Laptop:

Alienware M17x I found on Craigslist for like 200 bucks (dunno if it was stolen or what, but the guy seemed okay) and have upgraded since.

i7-4930MX @ 3ghz
32gb DDR3 at 2133mhz
GTX 765m (upgradeable, which is nice)
3 480gb SATA SSDs (two internal bays, one optical bay converter) and one 480gb mSATA SSD
Running Windows 10 and MacOS Mojave
Hacked BIOS so I can get the 765m working in MacOS rather than Intel HD.
Upgraded coolers for CPU/GPU (more heatpipes, higher RPM fans). The temps are surprisingly non-godawful.

Basically used as a mobile version of my desktop.

 

[Floop]

I don’t know much about computers all I know is I have a 1060 but everything else is shit.

 

[FeverGlitch]

Desktop
AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core Processor @ 3,80 GHz.
32 GB DDR4 RAM at 2400 MHz
MSI X470 Gaming Pro Carbon Mainboard
2x 2 TB HDD
2x 240 GB SSD
Samsung m.2 Evo Plus 500 GB
MSI GTX 1060 Gaming X 6G
OS: Windows 10 and Arch Linux

Notebook
Intel Core i7-2670QM @ 3,10 GHz. (Overclocked)
1 TB HDD
8 GB DDR3 RAM at 1333 MHz.
Nvidia GTX 560 M
OS: Windows 8.1 Pro

 

[TheJelqster]

Main Rig:
Ryzen 7 3700X
16GB DDR4 @ 3200 MHz
Sapphire Pulse RX 5700XT
ASRock X470 Master sli/ac
7. 25 TB of storage, combination of SSDs/HDDs
Windows 10 for OS

Media PC:
Ryzen 5 1600
8GB DDR4 @ 3200Mhz
MSI RX 570 Gaming X 4GB
500GB SSD for games, 80GB SSD for teh Windows
Also Windows 10

Laptop:
Some sandy bridge i5 with integrated graphics
8GB DDR3 Dual Channel
240GB SSD
Linux Mint for the OS

The screen is failing, so I'll be upgrading the laptop soon.

 

[NOMYBITCASH]

Ryzen 5 2600, Radeon RX580, 16GB RAM, 500GB SSD, 2 TB HDD.

It's ok. Doing what I need it to.

Pretty much this just a RX480 instead.

 

[Arkangel]

Desktop: Gaming and heavy programming
Intel i5-8400
16GB 2400mhz RAM
1070Ti 8GB
1 x 1TB HDD
2 x 250GB SSD (for booting Windows 10 and Ubuntu Linux)
^All of this is slapped into some Asus mATX motherboard.

Laptops: Basic productivity and programming

Thinkpad T430:
Intel i7-3632QM
16GB 2133mhz RAM
250GB SSD(running Ubuntu)

Thinkpad x230:
Intel i5-3320M
8GB 1600mhz RAM
500GB SSD(dual booting Mint 19 and Parrot OS)

I have a dual monitor setup on my desk and I switch between my desktop and laptops depending on what I'm doing.

 

[a_lurker]

Desktop:
4790k, turbo disabled (that extra 400mhz adds an extra 20c)
32gb Ram @2400
RX580 4GB w/2x92mm 4500RPM CPU fans rigged up instead of stock shroud/fan combo. Slightly better thermal/noise ratio.
Xubuntu (Primary OS) and W10 Pro for visual studio and a few games that can't be massaged into working well enough in linux.

Laptop:

 

[TheJelqster]

Desktop: Gaming and heavy programming
Intel i5-8400
16GB 2400mhz RAM
1070Ti 8GB
1 x 1TB HDD
2 x 250GB SSD (for booting Windows 10 and Ubuntu Linux)
^All of this is slapped into some Asus mATX motherboard.

Laptops: Basic productivity and programming

Thinkpad T430:
Intel i7-3632QM
16GB 2133mhz RAM
250GB SSD(running Ubuntu)

Thinkpad x230:
Intel i5-3320M
8GB 1600mhz RAM
500GB SSD(dual booting Mint 19 and Parrot OS)

I have a dual monitor setup on my desk and I switch between my desktop and laptops depending on what I'm doing.

This is is pretty dope, not gonna lie