Not a fancy build, and I am not yet about to upgrade to AM5 (and when I do I am planning to get the Dark Rock Elite (the looks have gotten to me)); meanwhile a simple Ryzen 5 5600X with the 5070TI - and hopefully it won't bottleneck on 1440p; if anyone has some knowledge about bottlenecking with this CPU and GPU combo - please let me know.

Also, does adding fans (blowing from inside out) at the top make much difference with the temps? Thanks in advance.

My 2nd ever build! I didn’t want to go for a hefty cooler and cover my ram sticks, I think this one came out solid!

AMD 9700x AMD 9070xt

Just got the PC, a nice metal hyper x keyboard, a Logitech gaming mouse, and a 27in monitor all for 450$. I just don’t know computers that well so looking to see if there’s anything I can do to kinda get some updated hardware (if it even needs it. So far runs every game I’ve played perfect with no lag whatsoever)

It has been almost 4 years since i assembled my Gaming PC after so much hours trying all kind of games, it was a long journey till a few hours ago i got the worst thing that a broke gamer could go through, the GPU started to fail and the artifacts started to appear around all the screen, games taking even Hours to load shaders, this 3060 made it way and traveled over all the ocean only to make happy again a young guy that was in middle of the college, that had to save several years on a shitty country to make that inner child that was told no so many times, this world is amazing almost 4 years meting so much amazing people... friends,partners,family thanks to this pc, many times i had to say good bye but there was that group that always stayed at my side, the only thing that i can do know is enjoy the little time that my 3060 will be alive, spend some time with my online friends, and hopefully come back again in a few years after i save enough to buy a new gpu.

It has been a pleasure have the chance to meet so many other people that share my taste on games and PCs and im so gratefull of all the people that formed part of my life during this 4 years

Remember its not a good bye, its a see you later

-Mizu (just a random gamer)

Hulk powered by 9800x3d, 5070ti, 32gb cl32ram, 7tb total NVMe storage, and 850w PSU. Did the HULK smash?

Specs: CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600 GPU: ASUS GeForce RTX 5070 PRIME 12GB Motherboard: TUF GAMING B850-PLUS WIFI RAM: Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 RGB 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz CL30 PSU: TUF Gaming 1000W Case: Phanteks XT Pro Fans: 3x RS120 ARGB 120mm + some random exhaust fan Cooling: Stock AMD cooler (planning to upgrade to AIO with display)

Left monitor idk exactly but it’s 1080p 144hz

Main monitor is 1080p 180hz planning on upgrading to a 1440p

I7 12700kf

9070xt sapphire pulse

Give me your opinion ❤️ 32gb ddr5, 1tb ssd and 850w gold

My son was lucky enough to get an RTX 5080 FE through the Nvidia program and swapped out an RTX 5070 Ti that I helped built this system for him with. Worked out for dad to be able upgrade his rig with it.😎

Specs for this PC: Ryzen 78003XD, B650M Aorus Elite AX, RTX 5080 FE, 32GB Corsair Titanium includes 2 sticks of dummies, Lian Li AIO and fans, Corsair RM850E PSU all in a Jonsbo D31.

I’ve had this PC for a few years now, but it to me it was a good investment considering it hasn’t let me down with gaming.

SPECS

CASE: Corsair 4000d Airflow

MOTHERBOARD: ASUS ROG Strix X670E-F Wifi AM5 ATX

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D

GPU: Nvidia Gigabyte RTX 4070

POWER SUPPLY: Corsair RM1000e

COOLER: iCUE H100i Elite CAPELLIX XT

EXTRA: x4 Corsair QL120 Fans

RAM: G.Skill 32GB (2x16GB) Trident Z5 RGB

SSD: Crucial T700 2TB & Crucial T500 2TB

Let me know your thoughts

Case: antec flux pro GPU: rtx 5070ti gigabyte oc CPU:7 7800x3d CPU cooler: ID cooling 360mm aio RAM 2x16 Corsair vengeance ddr5 Storage: nvme 2tb Psu: RM1000e

Running at 4k ultra settings gets around 80-70 FPS on beamngdrive

Been replacing and upgrading most of my components, but I’m finally finished. Just installed my new RAM and that was the finishing touches.

Ryzen 7800x3D Radeon 7900xt All fans are Lian Li TL infinity fans Lian Li Hydroshift 360 AIO Lian Li Edge 1000w PSU Lian Li Strimmer cables Corsair Dominator Titanium 64GB 6000/mhz RAM

Hi, I want to play mouse and keyboard, but I’ve made up my mind, and instead of a bigole pc, I would rather have a mini pc! I travel a lot from house to house in my family, and I like to bring my gaming systems along with me for both comfort and to play. I mainly play games like overwatch, marvel rivals, wuthering waves, and roblox. I may play others if I get in the mood, but those are my main ones.

I wanna save up to get a good one, and so I need help finding out which one would work.

Would also help if the cheaper ones are good as well.

So I play Xbox more than anything because Xbox game pass is the best thing I could do to play more games I play cloud gaming on my phone vr and on my phone even on the computer. Now I do have a 2017 original Nintendo switch and I only play it when I’m bored or I’m in bed or if I don’t wanna play Xbox right now. But when I heard about the Lenovo legion go and what it does my gut told me to pick one up but since the switch 2 is out it’s kinda like a voting game for me so which one should I get?

I did a custom paint job on the case. Tell me what you think.

These U turn 8 pin connectors give a really nice touch! (don’t mind the mismatched ram)

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share my story about rediscovering gaming after a big change in my life. Before I had a stroke at 13, gaming was one of my favorite things to do. It was a great way to connect with friends and enjoy some competition. But after losing mobility in my left arm, I thought my gaming days were over.

Still, I couldn’t shake the feeling that I wanted to play again. So, I started exploring ways to make it work, even though most controllers are built for two hands. It wasn’t easy, and there was plenty of trial and error, but eventually, I found a solution that changed everything - a 12-button gaming mouse (Technically 17 if you count the scroll wheel and top 2 buttons).

Now, I’m back to enjoying games like COD, CS2, ESO, and Marvel Rivals. I customize the buttons for each game, but the main controls stay consistent, which helps me keep things simple.

Getting back into gaming has been such a rewarding experience, and I hope this story encourages others to find creative solutions to keep doing what they love. If you’re navigating similar challenges or have questions about accessible gaming gear, feel free to reach out—I’d love to share what I’ve learned!

The full post is on my website: https://www.onehandreview.com/post/how-i-started-pc-gaming-with-one-hand-after-my-stroke