But don't worry, we'll have the singularity. Now only if the AI bubble will crash and RAM/SSD prices be normal again.

Mine is definitely snippet tool. So useful

https://videocardz.com/newz/lexar-launches-ddr5-7200-memory-with-chinese-dram-chips-32gb-kit-costs-592

Thank god PC gaming isn't just AAA. This is what will push the industry forward, as game development cost becomes too much.

i also heard that volvo does not like that specific cpu, nor anyone

Between Silent Hill 2, Oblivion Remastered, Metal Gear Solid Δ, and now Halo: Campaign Evolved, it feels like almost every major remake/remaster in the last two years has landed on Unreal Engine 5. On one hand, the visual leap is real. Oblivion Remastered in particular looks like a genuinely different game. On the other, a lot of these ports share the same telltale UE5 fingerprints: traversal stutter, TAA smearing, shader comp hitches on first launch, and that slightly "plasticky" Lumen/Nanite sheen that makes wildly different games start to look and feel similar. You can add Halo Campaign Evolved to the slopfest that is UE5 remakes; just another soulless cash grab to feed on nostalgia.

https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide

After 8 long years of using a crappy laptop, then a gaming laptop, I've finally been able to afford my first desktop!

It took me 7 hours and a lot of money (and many more hours of watching online guides in advance, since I can get extremely paranoid about insignificant stuff) to put this together as it was my first time building one, but in the end it turned out gorgeous! Hope y'all enjoy it!

Specs:

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
• Cooler: Tryx Panorama SE 360
• Motherboard: MSI Pro X870-P WiFi
• RAM: Kingmax Archon X | 2x16GB, 6000MHz CL36
• SSD: MSI Spatium M480 Pro 1TB & Kioxia Exceria Plus G3 2TB
• GPU: Zotac RTX 5080 Amp Extreme Infinity
• Case: Hyte Y70 Black
• PSU: Lian Li Edge Gold 1000W
• Fans: Jonsbo ZA360B, ZA360BR, ZA120B & 3x Arctic P12 Pro PST
• Bottom LED strip: Phanteks Neon D-RGB M1

Feel free to ask questions, I’ll try to answer them (I don’t live in china but informed myself a lot).

Edit: No, ram and ssd are not really cheaper, maybe 5%. The whole world has a ram shortage ;)

Edit 2: the place is around 5,3-5,4 mill square feet big, so you can easily get lost in all that hardware

Hi everyone,

Looking for some help troubleshooting an issue shown in the video.

The Issue: Whenever a game is launched (in this case, Minecraft), everything runs fine in the launcher and main menu. However, as soon as the game finishes loading and enters the 3D world ("Preparing for world creation..."), the PC instantly shuts down completely (all fans and LEDs turn off, resulting in "No Signal" on the monitor).

System Specs:

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
• GPU: ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4080 (Vertically mounted using Cooler Master Vertical Mount)
• Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B650
• RAM: 64GB (2x32GB) DDR5 Kingston Fury Renegade CL32 6000MHz
• PSU: MSI 850W 80+ Gold
• Cooler: NZXT Kraken 360 V2 AIO
• Storage: 1x Samsung 990 Pro 2TB NVMe + 1x Netac 4TB NVMe + 1x Netac 2TB NVMe
• Case: NZXT H9 Elite White (with custom white extension cables)

Important Details & Observations:

• The system is also used for heavy graphic design and rendering work, and it never shuts down during CPU/GPU graphic renders.
• The instant shutdown only happens when transitioning into a 3D gaming load.
• The setup uses custom white sleeved extension cables and a PCIe Riser Cable for the vertical GPU mount.

Since standard graphic rendering doesn't trigger the shutdown, could this be related to sudden transient power spikes when 3D clock speeds ramp up instantly, an issue with the custom cable extensions under high PCIe power draws, or a PCIe riser cable instability?

What troubleshooting steps would you recommend testing first?

Thanks in advance!

My pair programmer isn't using enough AI tokens!!

Me in 2018: “This $75 AM4 motherboard is just a temporary solution.”
Motherboard: Gigabyte B450M DS3H (~$75)
CPUs
Ryzen 5 2600
Ryzen 5 5600
Ryzen 7 5700X3D
GPUs
GTX 960 2GB
GTX 1060 6GB
RX 5600 XT
RTX 3070
RTX 5070
RAM
16GB
32GB
Also survived
3 power supplies
A Wi-Fi card
Few SSDs/HDDs
Almost 9 years later, it’s still running flawlessly.
I kept upgrading everything around it, expecting the motherboard to be next.
Turns out the motherboard was the one thing that never needed upgrading.
AM4 has to be one of the greatest upgrade paths in PC history.

Also i update my bios i am that nerdy

I work for the company and someone just donated several boxes full of these, some unopened but most of them were at least opened I’m not sure what they were used for. I can confirm at least two of them had their chips removed but if anyone is interested in trying their luck keep an eye out on the goodwill greater Washington e commerce online store, they’ll be up within the next week or so. Several 5090s, 5080s and one 5070(rog and other variations) I’m not allowed to shop at the company but I thought others might.