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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from dogwitch in 2022 PC Builds Update
Been literal years since I last shared my builds on the LTT forums so here's the upgrades they got for 2022.
My main PC this year was upgraded to a 5800x3d from a 2700x. I upgraded the PSU and GPU last year. The PSU went from a 760watt Platinum to a 850watt Titanium Seasonic, and the GPU went from a RTX 2080 to a RTX 3080. The case is a NZXT Tempest and I love how much expansion room it has only downside is the gray interior.
Specs:
R7 5800x3d
32gb 3600mhz CL16 RAM
MSI RTX 3080 Gaming Z
850watt 80+ Tianium Seasonic PSU
Asus Crosshair 8 Hero Wifi X570 Motherboard
Creative Soundblaster XFi Titanium Fatal1ty Sound Card
NZXT Tempest Case
512gb 970 Evo Plus for boot
512gb Inland Professional for games
5tb 5900rpm Seagate for storage
3tb 7200rpm Seagate for whatever
Monitors are a Dell 165hz 1440p 24in and a old Alienware 60hz 1080p I think 20in panel.
Keyboard is a cheap Corsair unit and the mouse is a Roccat Kone Pure mouse.
For sound I use a cheap Creative Labs 2.1 speaker set and a basic pair of Hyper X headphones.
The mic I use is a Samson Meteorite that never wants to work.
The spare PC used to be a old iBuyPower PC that I got at the flea market and I rebuilt it with the old CPU and PSU from my main PC in a new Fractal Meshify C case. The old case was a NZXT Phantom.
Specs:
R7 2700x
16gb 3400mhz CL18 RAM
Asrock B350 Pro 4 motherboard
MSI GTX 1060 6gb
Fractal Meshify C Case
760watt 80+ Platinum Seasonic PSU
270gb Crucial MX300 SSD for boot
1tb 7200rpm Seagate HDD for storage
Monitor is a 24in 144hz 1080p MSI panel
Keyboard is a cheap Logitech and the mouse is a old Roccat Kone Pure mouse
Speakers are just some basic cheap Creative labs speakers
HTPC:
Old HP Compaq 8200 I got for $28 and slapped a GPU plus some more RAM in
Specs:
i5 2500
8gb 1333mhz RAM
R5 340 2gb GDDR3 GPU
120GB Inland SSD boot
1tb Seagate HDD storage
TV is a random 1080p 32in Samsung Smart TV
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from Hafizdkren in This Review Gets Stranger and Stranger
The fact they transition so smoothly between each sponsor spot is kinda scary even if the whole video and script was doing sponsor things.
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from adarw in This Review Gets Stranger and Stranger
The fact they transition so smoothly between each sponsor spot is kinda scary even if the whole video and script was doing sponsor things.
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from kirashi in Did you change the font to comic-sans?
I can't put my finger on it but something feels different, definitely not the font, totally looks normal.
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from Andrewrobert in This Review Gets Stranger and Stranger
The fact they transition so smoothly between each sponsor spot is kinda scary even if the whole video and script was doing sponsor things.
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from An0maly_76 in Did you change the font to comic-sans?
I can't put my finger on it but something feels different, definitely not the font, totally looks normal.
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from sub68 in This Review Gets Stranger and Stranger
The fact they transition so smoothly between each sponsor spot is kinda scary even if the whole video and script was doing sponsor things.
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from DylanLee98 in This Review Gets Stranger and Stranger
That video just keeps getting weirder and weirder
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from BiG StroOnZ in My 3 Desktops Jan 2020
WOW it's been forever since I was last on here so may as well post some build updates with my newer machines
Main rig, this is the main machine I use at home:
2700x CPU
32gb 3200mhz CAS14 RAM
Gigabyte X570 Gaming Ultra Motherboard
Gigabyte RTX 2080 OC GPU
Soundblaster XFi Titanium Fatal1ty sound card
512gb 970 Evo Plus M2 SSD, 270gb Crucial SSD, 3tb HDD
Seasonic Prime Platinum 760watt PSU
Old NZXT Tempest case
Secondary rig, I keep this one at my parents house it's made out of mostly old parts with exception of the GPU and case:
i7 5820k
16gb 2400mhz CAS 16 RAM
Asus X99 TUF Sabertooth Motherboard
EVGA GTX 1660 Super
512gb Inland M2 SSD, 512gb Tigo SSD, 2tb 2.5in Seagate SSHD
750watt Seasonic PSU
Cooler Master NR600 case
Spare PC, my old Alienware I keep on the side for when I need a extra PC:
Alienware X51
i7 3570
16gb 1600mhz RAM
GTX 660 OEM Dell 1.5gb DDR5
1tb HDD
330watt external Dell power brick
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from kla3 in My 3 Desktops Jan 2020
WOW it's been forever since I was last on here so may as well post some build updates with my newer machines
Main rig, this is the main machine I use at home:
2700x CPU
32gb 3200mhz CAS14 RAM
Gigabyte X570 Gaming Ultra Motherboard
Gigabyte RTX 2080 OC GPU
Soundblaster XFi Titanium Fatal1ty sound card
512gb 970 Evo Plus M2 SSD, 270gb Crucial SSD, 3tb HDD
Seasonic Prime Platinum 760watt PSU
Old NZXT Tempest case
Secondary rig, I keep this one at my parents house it's made out of mostly old parts with exception of the GPU and case:
i7 5820k
16gb 2400mhz CAS 16 RAM
Asus X99 TUF Sabertooth Motherboard
EVGA GTX 1660 Super
512gb Inland M2 SSD, 512gb Tigo SSD, 2tb 2.5in Seagate SSHD
750watt Seasonic PSU
Cooler Master NR600 case
Spare PC, my old Alienware I keep on the side for when I need a extra PC:
Alienware X51
i7 3570
16gb 1600mhz RAM
GTX 660 OEM Dell 1.5gb DDR5
1tb HDD
330watt external Dell power brick
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from Senzelian in Build Updates
I can probably get something to move the ITX PC onto but the smaller ATX PC on the white desk the desk has a set of drawers down the area under where the PC sits so it's impossible to center it out. Those 2 setups anyway aren't really setups I do more then play the PC on if I need space I'll either use the main PC desk or move somewhere else.
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SuperShermanTanker reacted to Jurrunio in Build Updates
that 1070ti in the White Leopard (isnt that background from Apple's MacOS?) has more sag than bitcoin prices. Maybe give it some support/
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from PerfectPlasma in 4k HTPC for 4k Netflix and YouTube
I don't think the AMD APUs and GPUs are compatible with the DRM that they have for 4k netflix from what I looked up you need either a Nvidia 10xx series GPU with 3+gb of VRAM or a Intel Kabylake or higher chip
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SuperShermanTanker reacted to Deli in 780 Value
Vega and GTX780 are completely different class of GPU. 780 is more like a 1050Ti now, while Vega is like 1080/1080Ti. Will the release of a high end GPU affect the price of an low end GPU??
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SuperShermanTanker reacted to purplepenguin202 in $1600 Main PC 5-21-17 UPDATED
It would appear that the cooler sticks out more than the gpu (towards the side panel) which isn't apparent in the second picture, but it gives the illusion of being closer in the first picture.
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SuperShermanTanker reacted to vanished in $1600 Main PC 5-21-17 UPDATED
oh wow, that's really something
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from genexis_x in $1600 Main PC 5-21-17 UPDATED
5-21-17 Update
I got the new fan controller and fans for the front of the case and I took out the mount for the extra HDD cage and I put a 120mm fan I had laying on my shelf in the bottom along with mounting a dust filter on that fan. I also have did some tuning and adjusted the fan curves and cooling on the system. I also moved my 120mm Noctua LTT edition fan from the front of the case to be a second fan on my Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo when I added the 2 new fans in the front which are Corsair ML120 fans. The bottom fan is a slim Thermaltake fan with a blue LED in it I just used it because it was whatever I had spare sitting on my shelf.
I'm currently waiting on a side panel window to arrive and after that comes I may start to add some LEDs for some cool lighting. What do you guys thing I should do for lighting?
If any of you have any tips or comments don't be afraid to say it I'm open to suggestions and tips for future upgrades and stuff for the machine.
Specs and Parts:
AMD Ryzen R7 1700x
32gb of 2400mhz DDR4 RAM
ASUS Prime X370 Pro motherboard
AMD Radeon RX 480 8gb
5.5tb of HDD in 4 HDDs
270gb SSD
Seasonic 760 watt 80+ Platinum PSU
Nanoxia Deep Silence 3 case
Previous update on 5-16-17:
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SuperShermanTanker reacted to vanished in Folding for heat? Heck yea!
that's a horrible idea... it's gonna die pretty quick doing that
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from RGProductions in This is SO Tempting Cat + Water
I can only immagine what it's reaction would be it could either be funny or have one mad cat... Just one little drop of water...
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from unijab in Need Help With CentOS Server
So I'm trying to set up a server and for some reason it won't let me install or set up firewalld and I really need help with this because even though it will let me use IPtables I have no idea how to use that program
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from wilamu in Need Help With CentOS Server
I went ahead and tried to set up IPtables and I think I got it set up I'm going to try and set everything else up and see if it works
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from wilamu in Need Help With CentOS Server
Thanks
it says CentOS 6.8
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from unijab in Need Help With CentOS Server
Thanks
it says CentOS 6.8
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SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from TheUncannyScrub in Checklist To Be Prepared For LAN Party
Checklist To Be Prepared For LAN Party (Adjust if needed if you use a laptop):
1. PC 2. Monitor 3. Keyboard 4. Mouse 5. 2 Power cables 6. A wired internet cable 7. Display cable for your monitor that can hook to your PC 8. Mouse pad 9. Headphones 10. Game controller 11. Have the games that are going to be played at the LAN party pre bought, downloaded, and updated 12. A PC clean of dust and disgusting stuff that builds up on the inside If you don't have any of those listed please let a friend who is coming know and see if they can help out Extra stuff that would be handy to have to contribute to helping others set their PCs up: 1. Extension cord and power strip 2. Network switch 3. Snacks and Drinks 4. Plates and cups 5. Folding chairs 6. Compressed air can (to help anyone who needs a quick dust off of their PC or to get crumbs out of a keyboard) 7. Extra mouse pads Extra personal stuff that is handy: 1. Water bottle or reusable bottle 2. Phone USB cable to charge phone (you can plug your phone into your PC to charge it no need for the wall plugs as outlets may be scarce) 3. Small USB fan 4. Webcam and/or microphone 5. A pillow or cushion to sit on 6. Extra cash for dinner And if you want to be extra safe making sure everything works and nothing breaks: 1. Extra cables 2. Screw driver 3. Extra mouse/keyboard 4. USB drive with Windows installer on it Now remember to check and make sure everything works before you bring it, be prepared to sit for multiple hours and make sure to keep yourself cool and hydrated. Also most importantly HAVE FUN. If I missed anything feel free to add it below -
SuperShermanTanker got a reaction from kaiju_wars in Checklist To Be Prepared For LAN Party
Checklist To Be Prepared For LAN Party (Adjust if needed if you use a laptop):
1. PC 2. Monitor 3. Keyboard 4. Mouse 5. 2 Power cables 6. A wired internet cable 7. Display cable for your monitor that can hook to your PC 8. Mouse pad 9. Headphones 10. Game controller 11. Have the games that are going to be played at the LAN party pre bought, downloaded, and updated 12. A PC clean of dust and disgusting stuff that builds up on the inside If you don't have any of those listed please let a friend who is coming know and see if they can help out Extra stuff that would be handy to have to contribute to helping others set their PCs up: 1. Extension cord and power strip 2. Network switch 3. Snacks and Drinks 4. Plates and cups 5. Folding chairs 6. Compressed air can (to help anyone who needs a quick dust off of their PC or to get crumbs out of a keyboard) 7. Extra mouse pads Extra personal stuff that is handy: 1. Water bottle or reusable bottle 2. Phone USB cable to charge phone (you can plug your phone into your PC to charge it no need for the wall plugs as outlets may be scarce) 3. Small USB fan 4. Webcam and/or microphone 5. A pillow or cushion to sit on 6. Extra cash for dinner And if you want to be extra safe making sure everything works and nothing breaks: 1. Extra cables 2. Screw driver 3. Extra mouse/keyboard 4. USB drive with Windows installer on it Now remember to check and make sure everything works before you bring it, be prepared to sit for multiple hours and make sure to keep yourself cool and hydrated. Also most importantly HAVE FUN. If I missed anything feel free to add it below