I harvested it out of an old HP all in one pc.

Captured rare conjecture point of glass side panels being in precarious positions and cats sitting on computers.

((Super Early Development. So Framerates and Graphics will be off. But, It is a Start.))

Im super excited for this. Ghost of Yotei is one of the game Im really looking forward to playing on PC. I hope this project goes well. All love and support to the Devs of this Project.

https://x.com/mkwrecomp/status/2114535288194429378?s=20

Another day and Another Emulator test upload. Why do I keep posting these? Because I want to for one and Because I personally think Emulation is the greatest form of Gaming there is. The fact that we can run New-ish PS5 games on PC at higher Framerates than the Original console this fast is Super Impressive.

The Best thing going on in the PC Gaming space right now are Decomps, Recomps and Emulation. There is nothing else to talk about IMO. The RAMpocalypse has killed most interest in new tech bceause Its Unaffordble for the vast majority of ppl.

Its Kinda Ironic really.

AI Killed the DIY Market and made new hardware Unobtanium for the majority of ppl. But on the Flipside, AI is helping to bring Unofficial PC Ports of games at Breakneck Speeds.

I guess you have to take the good with the bad.

(((FYI: Yes, This is using DLSS Frame Generation- I know the majority of you hate Frame Generation but I honestly dont give a Shit. In single player games I actually like using Frame Generation when the Base FPS is at least 80 to 90 FPS. But this is only a Test))))

-This is just a snippet. Full Vid Here

PC Specs: 9800X3D / RTX 5080 / 32GB of RAM

Thanks for the support,

My CPU is an i7 3770, it does not have TPM 2.0 compatability/FTPM available. HOW is it on windows 11/what to do.

(Got it prebuilt last christmas, looking for genuine help)

I know that the aio is overkill but i have hade bad experienses with overheating and it is for aesthetics. I have nvidia because I also have hade bad experienses with amd. I also got all of this exept the coler on a massive deal so I saved 400$.

So, after Sony decided to kill of discs in 2028, I thought it’d be a good idea to switch to PC (if I’m forced to buy digital anyway, then I’ll buy digitally for way cheaper).

Apparently I got a very good deal on my GPU in comparison to the economy at least - I got a 5080 and a 9800X3D, which probably is overkill especially for the first gaming pc, but I wanted something that’ll wipe the floor with a ps5 pro. And what can I say… this shit was SO worth it.

It took a while to set up (including some frustration for a complete pc noob like me), but now I can play on my couch with controller on a 77” OLED TV with Surround Sound. To play games like Cyberpunk with Path Tracing in 4K AND constant smooth framerate is an alien feeling to me.

I was a PlayStation gamer since day 1, I started on PS2 - I always thought I don’t need the good features of PC gaming like not having to worry about backwards compatibility or modding, but now that I actually have a good PC, I’m replaying some games that I enjoyed on PS5, and my god, it looks and feels like a completely new experience.

TLDR:

I was a console player since day one, switched to PC thanks to Sonys fuck-up, and I wouldn’t EVER consider going back to console. Now I can experience true peak gaming.

Fuck you Sony. I hope more people switch to PC - IF they have the possibility to spend some bucks on a PC, they should do it. I was missing out big time.

For the sake of your wallet. If you feel the itch to impulse buy, if you got a bit of FOMO, just wishlist it and pretend you bought. Every few weeks or so, review your list and see if you still feel the same about those games. This also gives some time for patches.

My Zotac had been making a hideous noise because of a dodgy fan, and I flirted with the idea of upgrading my system (which will also turn 7). Then I looked at the prices and quietly bought a replacement fan and thermal paste. Live long, you beauty.

Got it for 899.99CAD at Canada computers, were only 3 left at that price at my location when I got i.

Upgraded from a rx 7700 xt which was a good card but got held back by its 12gb vram at 1440p which is why I upgraded and boy oh boy is this card a beast, the 9070 ran all my games flawlessly and even held its ground when I used some ray tracing.

Got the 3 year warranty from Canada computers which costed me about 150CAD more so I don't have to deal with asus if it fails given asus's terrible RMA reputation.

At 4.8GHZ it is 3% faster than Arrow Lake in single thread performance, assuming it clocks JUST the same as Arrow Lake it will be more than 20% faster!

Went for a retro look.
Specs:
• Ryzen 7 9850x3d
• ASUS tuf 5080
• Gskill 32gb ram
•ASUS b850 motherboard
• noctua G2 air cooler
• Silverstone FLP02 case
• Be Quiet 1000w psu
• ASUS OLED 4k monitor

i ported the ram and my 2 secondary storages over from my previous build
also got really lucky i bought my gpu just the week before the 5090 got discontinued!

specs:
[Intel CPU] Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus
[GPU] Asus ROG Astral RTX 5080 16GB GDDR7 OC
[Intel Mobo] Asus TUF GAMING Z890-PLUS WIFI (ATX)
[Air Cooling] Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 Vision EVO (Replaced fans with Arctic P12 Pro A-RGB)
[RAM] Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-6000MT/s CL36 - Black
[SSD] Samsung 9100 Pro NVMe PCIe Gen.5 (2TB)
[SSD] Samsung 980 NVMe PCIe Gen.3 (1TB)
[SSD] Crucial MX500 2.5" SATA SSD (1TB)
[PSU] Super Flower LEADEX III 1000W Platinum (1000W)
[Chassis] Lian Li Vector V100RX ATX Mid-Tower Case
[Chassis Fan] 3x Montech GF120 V2 ARGB
[Chassis Fan] 3x Montech GF120R V2 ARGB (Reverse Blades)
[Chassis Fan] 2x Arctic P12 Pro A-RGB (Replaced CPU Cooler Fans)
[Strimer] Lian Li Strimer Wireless 24 Pin ARGB (Motherboard)
[Strimer] Lian Li Strimer Wireless 16-8 Pin ARGB (GPU)

System still posting and can run demanding 4K path tracing loads at normal temperature without crashes but I’ve stopped using it at risk of more damage. Is it dangerous to test with a new cable? Is it possible to remove the melted plastic out of that female port or will I just do more damage. Any advice is welcome. Im prepared to have to pay to change the whole female port on the gpu but I’m hoping there is cheaper options i just don’t want to fry my expensive gpu.

To add, On hw monitor under load for an hour gpu 16hvpwr voltage drops to lowest 11.353 and pcie slot 11.5 I’ve read these numbers are concerningly low. Gpu rail voltages of 11.22

An AIB partner reportedly cannot order new GB202 GPUs with 32GB GDDR7 kits, while cooler suppliers see declining demand for 2027

Source: VideoCardz.com
https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-reportedly-not-accepting-rtx-5090-orders-from-board-partners-even-backorders-are-unavailable

This SSD worked hard as the boot drive for my NAS since I bought it about a year ago.

It suddenly died a few weeks ago. I replaced it with a HDD with the same size.

What are fun ways I can repurpose/DIY this SSD? Any suggestions are welcome! I just can't throw it away lol.

Bought a motherboard, got some free CPU and M.2, and lost my mind. Both are working!

(I had to pay rent)

It’s literally in my bedroom closet but it has a nice cozy feeling.

I love this thing

5800x3d

7900xtx

32gb 3200mhz Memory

3tb Nvme M.2 Storage

NOCTUA

All neatly in a 4000D air