Post and rate Specs.

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>prebuilt

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>actually using windows 10

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>protip: if you want to BSOD, move the speccy window from one monitor to another while its still processing


Also, still satisfied about this rig, bought it on 2013 for 300 and it runs the fucking same as a ps4.
planning to upgrade the gpu then the cpu

>>388898468
What's wrong with prebuilt?

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My first attempt at building a PC

i need to buy a monitor. using a 1070 atm give me some recs. money isnt an issue i just want to know how much is too much before i get memed

>>388898953

probably b8, but...

>you can build a computer twice as fast for the same price
>motherboards from prebuilts are from literal chinese sweatshops (see link)
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/jun/18/foxconn-life-death-forbidden-city-longhua-suicide-apple-iphone-brian-merchant-one-device-extract
>shitty psu's that will kill your computer when guarantee expires
>guarantee applies to the whole computer, not for each part (example: webcam dies, you have to send your whole computer back)

>>388899381
>>388899382
whoa

>>388899296
1440p gsync 144hz

go now, google or amazon that

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>>388899241
How do you like your Hitachi, Anon? I need a new hard drive.

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>>388899382
>>388899381
>22:49:40

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gtx 1080 on 1080p tv masterrace

>>388899450
is there anything i should stay away from?
>acer branded etc.

how about lcd vs led. i am braindead retarded when it comes to this shit.

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I have a third monitor on a Windows VM, using VFIO for the 1080 to play Windows games.

>>388899758
i like acer. acer and asus are the brands I'd buy. that's just me though.

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>>388899783
install gentoo

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>[email protected]
>8gb ram
>Z87-HD3
>GTX 1060 6GB
can my system support a 1070?

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Winter is going to be so comfy

>>388899531

It's great for what I needed it for, a lot of space at a good price point. Transfer speeds are pretty nice as well. I archive a lot of shit (hence all the external drives), I just recently made a 32TB NAS server to store even more shit onto.

>>388900202
Yes. Get another 8gb of ram.

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>>388900202
>>[email protected]
>>8gb ram
>>Z87-HD3
>>GTX 1060 6GB
>can my system support a 1070?

I'm out. you people are dumb. that is a retarded upgrade from the 1060 you already have. kys familiy

Is it worth upgrading from a GTX1060 to a 1070?

>>388899758
All computer monitors are LCD. "LED" refers to an LCD monitor that is backlit by LED lights rather than a CFL tube

I think the main thing you should decide is if you have any desire to game above 60 fps. Higher refresh rates are great, but many games still don't support going above 60 fps without having physics problems. You also need a GPU that can handle it. For instance, if you're struggling to push 60 fps in a game, it will obviously won't do you any good to have a monitor that refreshes higher since you won't get the framerate anyway. 1070 is pretty good, but in anything like the Witcher 3 or something of that level of graphics, you will probably be hitting shy of 60 fps if you're on ultra settings. And obviously this applies moreso if you go for resolutions above 1080p.

IPS vs TN is something else you should consider. IPS has much better color accuracy, the image pops a lot more whereas TN can look very washed out, especially when viewed at angles. IPS used to have poorer response time, but that's really not relevant anymore in 2017 (response time is also NOT the same as input lag, so don't let anyone sell you a TN based on the fact that it's less laggy)

I would recommend against both 4K and ultrawide. They are memes. You don't really have a GPU for 4K either

>>388900324
nice oven

>>388900409
yes, I do it all the time

>>388899241
Nice attempt, you succeeded

>>388900707
What's a good high refresh IPS monitor then?