The following charts are of the technical specifications of my current PC computer that I use for gaming and recording. There are two separate charts. The first one is for hardware and the second is for software.
Computer Parts I Use
| Device | Computer Part |
|---|---|
| Video Card | EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 ULTRA Gaming + PowerLink |
| Mother Board | Z690I AORUS ULTRA DDR4 |
| CPU | Intel i7-12700K |
| Ram | Trident Z Neo (DDR4-3600MHz CL16 2x16GB) |
| Main Hard Drive | Samsung 970 EVO (500GB Nvme) |
| Game Hard Drive | Samsung 980 PRO (1TB Nvme) |
| Mouse | Razer DEATHADDER ELITE |
| Mouse Pad | Rii Gaming Mouse Pad XXL Large Size |
| Keyboard | HyperX Alloy FPS RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard |
| Power Supply | Corsair SF750 |
| Case | NR200 Mini-ITX |
| Headset | Sony WH-1000MX4 (Gaming using 3.5mm with ANC on) |
| Microphone | Manono Au-HD300T (UM2 USB Audio Interface) |
| Monitor | LG 27GL850-B 27" IPS (Running 1440p / 144hz) |
Software I Use For Video And Streaming
| Operating System & Software |
|---|
| Windows 10 Home 64 Bit |
| Movie Studio Platinum 15 |
| OBS Studio (Streaming & Recording Software) |
I often get asked about my computer, something like:
– What video card are you using?
– What gaming rig did you buy? What gaming setup are you using?
– What’re the specs of your PC?
I assembled my computer myself. I chose the parts I wanted, ordered them, and slapped it all together. It’s the way I’ve been doing it for years, aside from my laptops. And to be honest, anyone can put together a computer there days.
Most parts are either color-coded and/or only fit a certain way. So you don’t have to worry about the old days of hooking up ribbon cables the wrong way or setting your CPU in incorrectly.