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[ottoyu34]

Welcome!

Please introduce yourself and let us know more about you.

Let me start off,
My name is ottoyu34. You can find me in few other forums with the same name. Computers being one of my biggest hobbies. I'm into overclocking (for 24/7),watercooling,system building,gaming,folding,etc.

See you around.

[markelle14]

HELLO! im Mark from PH and i got my g752vy laptop!

Wondering how can I edit my profile?

thanks!

[Mustang_Driver]

Hello everyone i just purchased the asus rog gl753vd-ds71 and am still new to a few things that maybe some of you might be able to help me through. i am in Canada and haven't used said computer since i bought it as i don't want to install anything till i migrate the OS to a M.2 2280 ssd card which i just had installed and will be looking forward to any advise i can get

[justinwotis]

Hey everybody,
my name is justinwotis and I am mainly interested in building new systems. I am on here mainly to learn, and maybe ask a question once in a while. Cheers!

[IT_Grandpa]

Hello All,

I am a large systems engineer, specializing in computer aided manufacturing and logistics with emphasis on cloud computing. I started out my IT career in the early 1980’s and my first compute experience was with a Univac UYK-20 (you had to manually load the tape reading bootstrap with flip switches behind the front cover). And yes, I do remember card readers, zebra drives, 1400dpi reel to reel tape, 14” floppies; and a 256MB hard drive that took 3 people to install. There is a lot of you going “HUH?”.

During my career I have worn many different hats; database administrator, windows server admin, unix/linux admin, SAN storage admin and network engineer/architect (anybody remember token ring or apple talk? LOL).

I remember when the public internet consisted of a few universities that they connected together. Back then there wasn’t any email and web browsers had not even crossed anybody’s mind. In fact, there wasn’t any kind of graphics at all, only text (anybody remember “gopher”). Needless to say I have seen technology bloom!

Lately I have found a common ground with my grandson with PC gamming. I have a couple of Alienware laptops that I have used primarily for work use (good for AutoCad). These laptops were not bad for some of the earlier games but no match for the newer titles (w/ NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M). So, I decided to build a gaming desktop and take the opportunity to bond further with my grandson who is demonstrating a knack for IT.

Here is what I'm thinking of putting together:

• Motherboard - Asus Rampage V Edition 10 EATX LGA2011-3
• CPU - Intel Core i7-6850K, 3.6GHz, 6-Core Processor
• Cooler - NZXT Kraken X62 Liquid CPU Cooler, 280mm (I’ll replace the fans with something else, probably)
• RAM - G.Skill TridentZ RGB, 32GB (4 x 8GB), DDR4-3200 (14-14-14-34-2N)
• Case - In Win 509 ROG Gaming eATX
• GPU - Asus GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 11GB OC Edition
• PS – In Win C900, 80 Plus Platinum, 900W
• Disk1 - Samsung 960 Pro, 1.0TB, M.2-2280 Solid State Drive
• Disk2 - Samsung 850 EVO, 2TB, 2.5" Solid State Drive
• Fans – 2 x Corsair ML140 Pro LED Red, 97.0 CFM, 140mm Fans
• Display – 2 x ASUS PG278QR, 27", 1ms, 165Hz, WQHD (2560x1440p), G-SYNC Eye Care Gaming Screen LCD Monitor
• UPS - CyberPower CP1500AVRLCD Intelligent LCD Series UPS, 1500VA, 900W
• Keyboard - Corsair Gaming K95 RGB
• Mouse - Logitech G900
• RGB Hub - Silverstone SST-LSB01 RGB Light Strip Control Box with 8 Port Signal Control
• Other lighting accessories

Let me know what you think.

[Menthol]

Grandpa,
welcome to the forums, very nice build
sounds like your expertise could be very useful to others on the forums, I don't have your background but I also share this interest with my sons and grandsons

[Ryukiri]

Hi guyssss!!!!!!

thank you for all your support from Italy!

[Mrbeliever]

I run own and operate a local computer repair store .
I am hoping to get some quick answers. About Q-Code 29
on a new build. :rolleyes:

[zoomIT]

Hello.

So I'm young dude in his mid forties who just, this past November, did his 1st PC build in like 8-9 years. But damn it's more fun than ever!!
Especially since PC gear/tech is SO MUCH sweeter now than when I started back in 1999. Even my mid-range build (parts should be listed by my profile) is very potent stuff.
I'm playing 1440p @ veryhigh to max resolution in new titles like: Witcher 3, Mafia 3, Gears of War 4 and flat out max settings in DOOM @ close 100 fps!!

In the meantime I've been running fast Laptops with lesser gpu's & well... it's just NOT the same, is it?

So I looking forward to being part of scene/"PC Master Race "again 😉

Cheers & ROG ON :cool:

[sylwester078]

Hi

My name is Sylwester (Sly), I live in the UK . Working as a chef in one of the italian restaurants.
I graduate with computer programming and still great passionate 🙂
Recently I build my new PC using Intel, NZXT, Asus and samsung monitor and LG keyboard and mice.

[DriftinFool]

I'm Mike. After deciding to replace my 6 year old rig, figured it was time to step up to ROG mobo and GPU with a 7700k. Been poking around looking for info and tips on overclocking and general knowledge since this is my 1st ROG setup.