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System Name | ❶ Oooh (2024) ❷ Aaaah (2021) ❸ Ahemm (2017) |
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Processor | ❶ 5800X3D ❷ i7-9700K ❸ i7-7700K |
Motherboard | ❶ X570-F ❷ Z390-E ❸ Z270-E |
Cooling | ❶ ALFIII 360 ❷ X62 + X72 (GPU mod) ❸ X62 |
Memory | ❶ 32-3600/16 ❷ 32-3200/16 ❸ 16-3200/16 |
Video Card(s) | ❶ 3080 X Trio ❷ 2080TI (AIOmod) ❸ 1080TI |
Storage | ❶ NVME/SSD/HDD ❷ <SAME ❸ SSD/HDD |
Display(s) | ❶ 1440/165/IPS ❷ 1440/144/IPS ❸ 1080/144/IPS |
Case | ❶ BQ Silent 601 ❷ Cors 465X ❸ Frac Mesh C |
Audio Device(s) | ❶ HyperX C2 ❷ HyperX C2 ❸ Logi G432 |
Power Supply | ❶ HX1200 Plat ❷ RM750X ❸ EVGA 650W G2 |
Mouse | ❶ Logi G Pro ❷ Razer Bas V3 ❸ Logi G502 |
Keyboard | ❶ Logi G915 TKL ❷ Anne P2 ❸ Logi G610 |
Software | ❶ Win 11 ❷ 10 ❸ 10 |
Benchmark Scores | I have wrestled bandwidths, Tussled with voltages, Handcuffed Overclocks, Thrown Gigahertz in Jail |
Practically 1080 Ti was the best card back then, a good custom one overclocked better than a Titan X/Xp so it didn't matter even when it had some shaders and mem/membus cut.
even after 7 years, it still holds up.
Yep the good ole days! Unfortunately i don't expect things to ease up going forward unless AI develops a conscience and drops an EMP kaboomy for a quick factory reset. It would be nice to replicate 2017 with the top consumer-level card closely trailing the flagship model for a more reasonable asking price.
BTW, I've still got my 1080 TI running paired with a 7700K - nowadays its more of a work and occasionally gaming machine in addition to my dedicated gaming rig. I've thought about selling it and moving on... but nah, "if its been good, keep it in good hands"