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- Apr 26, 2019
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System Name | The Worker/ Laptop |
---|---|
Processor | Ryzen 5 3600/ i5 1035g1 |
Motherboard | MSI b450 Tomahawk Max / Lenovo proprietary |
Cooling | Arctic Freezer 33 eSport One |
Memory | 16Gb DDR4 3200 Mhz Corsair vengeance LPX / 12gb ddr4 3200Mhz (4gb are soldered :( ) |
Video Card(s) | Gigabyte gtx 1660 Ti OC @2030Mhz core and 7400Mhz memory / Intel G1 UHD |
Storage | 1 970Evo plus 500gb, 2x250Gb Samsung 850 Evo,3 TB HDD / 250gb WD SN530 |
Display(s) | Asus mx259h / 15.6 FHD TN |
Audio Device(s) | Onboard / Onboard |
Power Supply | CoolerMaster G750M |
Software | W10 64bit |
When I was just a kid I didn't have a good attitude with computers, I even freak out when I didn't find the correct letter on the keyboard, but since that moment I started doing things on the computer that I had.
My first laptop has gone through so much messes that I don't even know how it survived for 10 years. I started downloading cracked games, dealing with viruses and with windows problems since the beginning. I didn't really know what to do, but I learned so much things taking wrong decisions and trying to figure out how to resolve the mess I created. That poor computer started with windows 7, and then I installed not 1, not 2, but 3 freaking linux distros + the regular windows installation just because I liked them. Then I learned how to resolve a grub error with the bootable devices.
It has suffered a lot, but I disassembled it, cleaned and even replaced the processor, solved gpu's artifacts and another 100 different problems.
Then I started heavy gaming, and I built my first desktop pc. And guess...... Also this has suffered, but not like the first one. Then I upgraded it, changed GPU, Mobo, Ram and processor.
I also started knowing overclocking basics, trying everything to squeeze out the maximum performance from what I had atm mainly because I think it's fun to beat limits imposed by oem manifacturers.
Now I started university and guess another time... I chose the computer science course, because I also like programming when I'm not trying to burn components to beat OC records.
I still have all of the prevoius pc I used and for me they represent the long journey that I had with IT since I was 8 years old. I've learned so much basically myself and I don't regret anything I have done, because that messes gave me the opportunity to learn and improve.
Now I use my main rig to game, surf the net, watch and edit videos.
My first laptop has gone through so much messes that I don't even know how it survived for 10 years. I started downloading cracked games, dealing with viruses and with windows problems since the beginning. I didn't really know what to do, but I learned so much things taking wrong decisions and trying to figure out how to resolve the mess I created. That poor computer started with windows 7, and then I installed not 1, not 2, but 3 freaking linux distros + the regular windows installation just because I liked them. Then I learned how to resolve a grub error with the bootable devices.
It has suffered a lot, but I disassembled it, cleaned and even replaced the processor, solved gpu's artifacts and another 100 different problems.
Then I started heavy gaming, and I built my first desktop pc. And guess...... Also this has suffered, but not like the first one. Then I upgraded it, changed GPU, Mobo, Ram and processor.
I also started knowing overclocking basics, trying everything to squeeze out the maximum performance from what I had atm mainly because I think it's fun to beat limits imposed by oem manifacturers.
Now I started university and guess another time... I chose the computer science course, because I also like programming when I'm not trying to burn components to beat OC records.
I still have all of the prevoius pc I used and for me they represent the long journey that I had with IT since I was 8 years old. I've learned so much basically myself and I don't regret anything I have done, because that messes gave me the opportunity to learn and improve.
Now I use my main rig to game, surf the net, watch and edit videos.