Computer Spec Showoff,

Discussion in 'Off Topic Discussion' started by Matsumoto Yamaguchi, Nov 5, 2013.

  1. Heres where we show off our comps specs to make other people cry, and/or cry about other peoples comps cause our sucks.
    I'll start this off

    Graphics Card: NIVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti
    Approx. Total Memory: 4042 MB
    Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz (8 CPUs), ~3.9GHz
    Memory: 8,192MB RAM
     
  2. DocFox

    DocFox The Best Is Yet To Come VIP Silver Emerald

    Graphics Card: GeForce GT 630M 1GB
    4GB RAM(3.82 GB Usable)
    Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3210M CPU @ 2.50GHz
    Approx Total Graphics Memory: 1760MB

    It's a $550 Acer laptop that runs pretty well.
     
  3. Zikeji

    Zikeji Repoleved VIP Emerald

    AMD FX-8320 Octacore Processor
    AMD Radeon HD 7970
    16GB RAM
    256GB SSD(boot, games, programs)
    500GB HHD(data, movies, etc., would be larger but I had this one sitting around and didn't feel like getting a larger one)
     
  4. Ph4ntom

    Ph4ntom Serious Member

    Graphics Card: Integrated Shit
    Approx. Total Memory: -24 MB
    Processor: Trash
    Memory: Square root of 2
     
  5. The Law

    The Law You fought the law and the law won. VIP Silver Emerald

    Processor: AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 830 Processor 2.80 GHz
    Installed memory (RAM): 6.00 GB
    Graphics Card: ATI radeon HD 5570
    Approx. Total Memory: 3830 MB
     
  6. MckeonHitman

    MckeonHitman Serious Member

    All i got is my nintendo 64
     
  7. Slippery

    Slippery VIP

    gpu: evga gtx 770 with acx cooling
    cpu: amd fx4100 3.9 ghz
    ram: 8gb
    really all you need to know
     
  8. eduardopy

    eduardopy Banned

    Well..this is going to be long.
    Graphics: Dual graphics cards for gaming+doing everyday stuff. HD4600 and a Nvidia GeForce GTX 765 GPU with 2GB of VRAM
    RAM: 8 gb of ram.
    CPU: 2.2-GHz Intel Core i7-4702HQ CPU (overclocked to I forgot what)
    Main boot SSD drive with 256gb of ram and a secondary drive with 2 terabytes.
    Wireless card: Used to have a Killer Wireless-N 1202 I believe and now is getting replaced
    OS: Sadly Windows 8. I do love the 4 seconds boot time thought.


    Now the bad things. All of that graphical wizardy is ruined by my 900x1600 display. I do use a 21" display as a secondary sometimes thought.

    Im done bragging, it feels good.
     
  9. Windows 95
    RAM : 1kb
    Memory : 0.0001kb
    Graphics Card : Camel Shit
    Processor : Intel 4004
     
  10. Rambo

    Rambo Shoot first, ask later. VIP

    Gfx: gtx560 x2 sli
    cpu: i5 3570k
    motherboard: asus p8z77-v
    psu: corsair hx750
    monitor: asus 144hz gaming monitor
    ram: 8gb corsair vengeance
    windows 7 ulitmate pirated :D
    120gb ssd
    1tb hdd
     
  11. Zikeji

    Zikeji Repoleved VIP Emerald

    First off - SSD != RAM.

    It makes things worse that that's a laptop, your card has a Average G3D Mark of 2091 compared to the GTX 555 with a score of 2157 from 2 generations ago and the GTX 480M with a score of 2078 from 3 generations ago.

    Plus, it isn't really a "SLI" or "CrossfireX" dual gpu configuration. It just has the default HD4600 which is built into your processor and then an discrete card, the 765M. When you aren't doing anything graphics intensive it uses the HD4600 to save battery.

    Second off, it sounds good but it really isn't to good. You probably paid around $1800 for that laptop. What's the model?
     
  12. Amazing

    Amazing Veteran Member

    AMD FX-8120 3.1 GHz Eight-Core processor
    8 GB RAM
    1 TB HDD
    AMD Radeon HD 7700 Series video card
    64-bit Windows 7
     
  13. eduardopy

    eduardopy Banned

    I did a typo there with the SSD and RAM. And you might call me a fanboy or might think I waste money but I have the 14" Razer Blade. I got a good deal for it as it was not new, about 1200$ which would make a much better PC; but I needed the portability. I am thinking of building a more than capable PC once I can get the money. I mean, laptops are not really the best idea for gaming as they are not very upgradeable, not most atleast, and they are much worse in performance and have a higher price. I do really like my laptop.

    It runs Bioshock Infinite at the highest settings at about 49fps (not great but not bad).

    Here is a link and you where pretty close to the original price. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 34-326-009
     
  14. Ahpux Ninja

    Ahpux Ninja Well-Known Member

    Graphics Card- Geforce GTX 650 2gb
    CPU-Intel(R) Core (TM) i3-3220 CPU 3.30GHz
    Ram- 4gb (upgrading soon) :p
    Windows 7 64-bit
    500gb HDD
    42 inch Flat Screen
     
  15. Toclosetoyou

    Toclosetoyou Regular Member

    Graphics Card- 2x sli gtx 760 OC
    CPU-Intel Core i7-4930K Ivy Bridge-E OC 4.5 GHZ
    Mother Board- Asus P9X79-E WS LGA Intel X79
    Ram- G.SKILL trident X series 32gb ddr3
    Windows 7 64/32 bit, Windows 8.1 64 bit, and Windows XP 32/64 bit
    3- Samsung 840 EVO 250gb ssd
    1- 3tb hdd
    3- Asus VS247H-P 23.6-Inch
     
  16. Amazing

    Amazing Veteran Member

    DAAAAAAAAYUUUUUM!
     
  17. Zikeji

    Zikeji Repoleved VIP Emerald

    When I get a laptop I focus around portability and the more casual(ish) games. For example, a laptop with just that processor would work fine for Garry's Mod(integrated graphics). My Asus T100 with a Bay Trail chip works fine for Garry's Mod(and it's Intel Atom). Then I get a desktop for the more hardcore ones. Also, they make the resolution worse because then the games run smoother.

    And I was pretty close. :C, I was calculating it for a non-Razer product though xD. But after you see the benchmark results of a discrete card being the strength of a $50 card it makes it to depressing to buy lol.
     
  18. eduardopy

    eduardopy Banned

    It does seem depressing :( But it still runs this generations games fine. So in my mind it was well spend money as compared to a laptop of this price (well the price I got it for) it has much better specifications.

    Maybe im just convincing myself to make me feel better about it xD
     
  19. DeathShot

    DeathShot VIP

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  20. MSI MS-7751 mainboard
    Intel i5 3750k Ivy
    16GB DDR3 Dual Channel RAM
    AMD Radeon 7870 2GB
    1TB HDD, 128GB SSD

    along with other parts like my case, power supply, and miscellaneous parts, put together for around 900 dollars. its a good machine.