go to performance tab and it should say what cpu

i7

Yusssssssss

Thats very good!

and you probably got plenty of ram as well

I think it's 8 rn. I wanted to upgrade to at least 16 if/when I made it a gaming PC

8 works, but 16 should help reduce stutters, especialy if you multitask at all

Exactly why I planned on 16

So 16 gb RAM, I guess GT 1030 for graphics, and I'll have to find a hard drive with decent storage

Or I may go further and take the RAM to 32 gb

32gb is way overkill except for a few specific things

1. cities skylines 2. minecraft with tons and tons of mods 3. video editing or other workstation tasks

But if you can get it cheap it will make your system more responsive, and you never need to close applications XD

I mean I do enjoy modding Minecraft

But it takes so many to make 32 gb useful

i can barely use 32 with running a 5-10 player server, 1,12,2 with over 300 mods while playing at the same time

+ internet tabs etc

Only gets to around 28GB but thats an insane case, if you don;t host servers 16gb works great

if you dont use it all, it just caches programs and makes them open faster, not bad but thats up to you if its worth it

I'll think about it. I want performance above all else.. No hiccups, crashes, etc.

fair enough, but i would upgrade to the gt 1030 first, before any ram or anything like that

since then you would acually be able to start playing the games 😄

O boi is this revelation exciting.

At the same time though, I'm not sure how often I'll play them. The vast majority of my game library is SNES and earlier

That includes a 4-switch Atari 2600 I personally fixed up to play

You can probably emulate the snes and earlier just on the pc without even a graphics card at all

even upscaled and stuff

I'm talking about physical copies; I own the actual systems. I got rid of the Xbox to focus on expanding my collection to that end

Ah

well, im getting off for the night, see ya tommorow hopefully 😄

Had to buy this monitor for mom since I broke the last one on accident..

Rate? Lol

Looks nice. Nice thin bezels

*by accident 😉

Does anyone know how much weight a typical laminate room can support?

Just got a 200 lbs desk

I'm feeling anxious the room floor might break apart

Uh

I don't think you want to be in the room if it can't support a 200lb desk lol

Maybe that's just my personal opinion but

Seems reasonable lol