Your Gaming Setup

My gaming setup is just my laptop with a cooler , but I play with a plugged-in Xbox controller.
So, what is yours like?

 

rn i got a 4k 100hz tv and a game pc next to it
specs rn :
ryzen 3600 6c 12t @4.9ghz
32gb ram
rtx 5060 ti 16G
2x2tb ssd
1 sata
1Nvme
soon after upgrade :
ryzen 9 7945hx 16c 32t 5.4ghz
64gb ram
other specs are same as rn

 

I just have a Dell OptiPlex 7050. It uses AMD Radeon RX550/550 (GPU), Intel Core I5-7500 (CPU).

 

My old rig sucked. Now I have something newer and it's better but I have PC crashes and weird stuff going on which is just annoying. It's the entire operating system which feels like a gimmick

Ryzen 7 3800x, 16GB ram, 2060super, Win11

I have a G27 wheel setup but I don't use it for beam anymore. I only play beam with a dualshock controller. Should proabably get a xbox controller sometime since theyre more comfortable

also Windows 11 sucks and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Wish I could downgrade to windows 10 but it's too late for that now

 

Windows 10 Pro
Intel Celeron 2957U @ 1.40GHz 1.40 GHz
12,0 GB RAM
average 9 - 12 fps
Barely runs WCUSA or Utah

 

I currently have a gaming PC with a 144Hz monitor. Current specs:
Intel i7-10700K, 8 cores / 16 threads, 5.1GHz
16GB RAM
RTX 3070 8GB
1TB SSD + 2TB HDD
Planning an upgrade:
AMD Ryzen 9 7900X, 12 cores / 24 threads, 4.7GHz
32GB RAM

 

How do you actually survive?
I hated beamng when it ran at 20fps, couldn't imgagine trying to play it at 9 lmfao

youd be studying a single car crash at 9fps. The car would take so long to crash

 

in older versions it runs 15-20 with one car and a basic map. I just check the updates and drive sometimes. This year probably i will get a new pc and im gonna try actually PLAYING it.

 

Yeah good idea. I just upgraded, and after having this pc for a few months, kinda wished I spent even more on it since I'm maxing out the system. Save up, Get the strongest CPU and GPU