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Ryzen 5950X, AMD Vega 64, 32 GB DDR4. Running KDE Wayland nicely for the past few weeks!
Is that an Akko mech keyboard I see in the picture? I have one and it’s fantastic.
It does look close but it’s a Varmilo Sakura!
Ah that’s why, mine is a Sakura as well (Akko)
Love the little lights winding their way across your desk!
Steamdeck mainly
I’m gaming on a NUC 11 Extreme kit with a Sapphire Pulse Radeon 6700 XT running ChimeraOS.
Currently it is doing really well, though some games appear to not be using anti-aliasing and I’m not sure why. But aside from that I am super impressed with how well Proton and Lutris have come along!
My pc desktop: R7 5800x, AMD RX 6700XT e 32 GB DDR4, Kde wayland with a multimonitor setup. And then my steamdeck
Dual-core laptop.
Endeavouros, 3070ti 12600k 32gb ram
Updoot for EndeavourOS!
Wow, that is quite a stunning setup!
Ty! it wont go even further here I guess, but my bank account seems to be happy it seems to be finished for a while. Or maybe I need another chair?.. Argh here we go again
13900kf / 3070 / Arch
Planning on migrating over to water-cooling once again but need to figure out runs / radiator placements in my Jonsplus i100 again as this CPU is another beast.
Mostly playing Risk of Rain / Rimworld so not really pushing the system that hard.
See image when I was running my system as 9900k / 3070 under water.
I just built this machine a couple of months ago and am really diggin’ it.My current setup.
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Yeah I was saying the other day how if I really needed to I could probably just use the Steam Deck as my main PC. A bigger drive, a dock, bluetooth M&K I’d probably be pretty much good to go I think.
A Lenovo laptop with external mouse and keyboard hooked up to a TV. Yes, I’m weird.
This Quazatron? I’ve always adored Quazatron in static screenshots in magazines. An isometric/3D-ish Paradroid?! <3! But I guess the Zedex was too alien to me to get around to it.
That Quazatron. :-)
Lovely little game with absolutely atrocious scrolling. Quazatron seems to be the Speccy version of Paradroid (which I never played, but will someday).
You can actually play it online. The controls are a bit weird for the WASD generation, but if you can get past that there’s a neat game in there.
They are the same game in many ways, but Paradroid has a flat top-down view with smooth omni-directional scrolling and can quickly become FAST AND DEADLY on any of the more dangerous decks…
FX-8350 at 4.6Ghz, RX580, 24 GB of DDR3-1866, 1 TB SSD, and 512 GB HDD running Mint 20.3 Yeah, it’s getting a little “long in the tooth”, but I end up upgrading my kids’ computers instead of mine.
Upgraded last year to a Ryzen 5 5600, 16Gb 3600 RAM, 2x 1TB NVME, AMD 5700XT graphics card. So far ive been very happy with it.
It’s such a leap from my old fx8350. It’s a joy to use now as its so fast.
I play a lot on my Steam Deck these days, but the main battlestation is just a regular old upper midrange workhorse. R5 5600x, RX 6700xt, 32GB of DDR4 3600 and a few terabytes of NVME storage.
I’m still just using vanilla Arch because I haven’t found anything better for an enthusiast desktop.
I think the only part where I kind of cut against the grain is that I’m running Gnome. It does what I want with minimal tweaking and it handles my FreeSync monitor without any headaches. It also just looks pretty, and I’m not about to pretend I don’t like eye candy on the desktop.
EDIT: Forgot to shill for the case I’m using: A P-ATX. I really wanted a small form factor computer, but I also think ATX motherboards are a better deal than ITX, so this seemed like a good option. When I bought it, the only other thing that came close (from Thermaltake) was out of stock, so I ended up with this and I’m actually really liking it, despite it being a pain in the ass to assemble.
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7700x 7900xt on a gigabyte b650 aorus elite. 3 nvme triple Pop os/Fedora/win 11 triple boot. Runs like a champ. I spend most time on Fedora.
