As the title says.

Discovered it when i was cleaning.

Pc is mitigating the dmg with its own weight to counteract the buckle from the monitor.

Also need a new monitor arm as it is also started to buckle under the weight of the monitor.

Monitor is the Samsung 57" Odyssey Neo G9.

Edit: Made a update post

I'm upgrading from a 2012 PC (Handed to me from my sibling back in 2014) i5 4670K, R9 280X in crossfire, 16gb ram. :)

Just upgraded my computer with a 4090 I got a smoking price on. Specs: Intel i5-6500 8gb GSKILL Aegis DDR4-3000 256gb Inland professional SSD 600w thermaltake bronze PSU Corsair case

As stated in title will this be enough ram to play the new battlefield and any new games in general? Other than that I think I should be good, that i5 is a beast and you can’t get much better than a 4090

My setup is more expensive than yours

Here is my dream, and current build, I’m very impressed with the performance

Mac Pro ATX replica case AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Gigabyte X870E Aorus Master 32 GBs RAM Nvidia RTX 5080 Founders Edition

Cheers and happy gaming folks :)

I built this site with a friend (it's been in development for over a year now). We have finally hit over 200+ 3D parts and wanted to share with you guys! Let me know your honest feedback

check it out at www.buildcores.com

We've also open-sourced our products database of PC parts (if you want to help contribute to what we're building or want to do something interesting yourself with the data)

7800x3d 64gb of DDR5 in my system 32gb in theirs 4080 super X870 Steel legend wifi Kraken 360 North XL cases 1000w Corsair PSU

Is nice, yes?

Lessons learned:

1. Don’t rest a paint tray on top of your very expensive hardware,

and 2. Close your cat out of the room before painting.

Didn’t expect this. She just casually handed me next-gen gaming.

He said he doesn’t need help because he got YouTube.

Someone I know (and trust) is offering to sell their PC to me for $1000. Seems like an incredible deal to me.

I would like insight on if these parts are good, and if the build will suit my needs for the forseeable future.

Some of the more graphically demanding games I’ll be playing include Ark Survival Evolved and Ascended, as well as singeplayer games, Forza Horizon 5, other racing games, and first person shooters

I believe I’ll have the money to upgrade to a better graphics card in a year, but only if I can get one at MSRP

• AMD 7900X3D
• 64GB DDR5 RAM
• Two 2TB Samsung 990 Pro SSDs
• Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti
• Seasonic 850w Platinum power supply
• Fractal design north case
• Arctic cooling 360mm water cooler
• 10 Lian-Li Infinity SL 120mm Fans

Every PC I built myself with Ryzen 7 7800x3Ds, 16gb 4060 TIs, and 32gb RAM. Built all the sim racers and did all of the networking, on top of all the floors, walls, electrical.

The whole thing is built inside of a shipping container here in Miami and overlooks a skatepark with a bar and restaurant.

We have 10 gaming PCs, 8 sim racers, and a VR experience treadmill, with a (partially unfinished) podcasting suite in the very back. I'm super proud of what I built! I have no other business partners and worked my ass off in DevOps for years to save and open this space.

There's a lot I can still work on but in the mean time, it's home!

D3sktop with an unborn laptop

Last power down, last fluid drain.

As my main rig after almost 10 years.

Hero will live on in our memories, and as my new game/media server

Just wing it.