Datacenters are bulk-buying graphics cards and RAM faster than consumers can access them, leaving us with crazy prices and empty shelves. This isn't just about gaming—it's about whether people like us can actually afford to pursue a hobby that matters to us.

I started a petition asking manufacturers and distributors to set aside stock for regular consumers and for policymakers to consider regulations on massive bulk purchases. The data center industry is growing at 10%+ annually, and right now they're winning the supply war while gamers get priced out entirely.

Anyone else frustrated watching GPU prices stay inflated while your friends give up on building their rigs? If you think there should be a fairer balance between corporate needs and consumer access, consider signing and sharing—it matters.

really wanted to build my own, did a lot of research, but got a good deal on this skytech prebuilt which would’ve cost more to build it myself. got a good deal on the monitor as well. coming from xbox, this thing performs and looks amazing. runs pretty much any game i throw at it with max settings at 1440p.

specs i know of:
model: skytech prism 5 (montech king95 3D case)
cpu: amd 9800x3d
gpu: amd 9070xt
motherboard: asus b650
ram: orion 32gb
ssd: kingston 2tb
cooling: skytech 360 aio
monitor: asus nitro 27” 1440p oled
keyboard: vgn neon75 HE
mouse: vgn f2 pro max

Heya, Id like to buy this exact monitor, I know it is an MSI (duh obviously) but how can I find out the exact type it is? I'm completely knew and clueless when it comes to all of this stuff😅

Build back in June 2021, so not the latest and greatest. But still doing a great job.

I’ve been thinking about it for some time. I‘m mixed between going through with it and hesitation because I feel like it’ll make it look cooler, but I also feel like it’ll make it look too cluttered. What do you guys think?

Hey looking into getting my first pc , not sure if I should go build my own or prebuilt. My budgets is 1-2k , what do you guys think about this power spec is it worth the money , or should I stick to building my own .

Ok so I ran out of space for drives. Is this going to be an actual issue long term or is it just horrible to look at.

Hi, all.

So I got incredibly lucky. I had a $900 2022 Lenovo laptop (RTX 3050m 4gb) that I bought off Amazon. I luckily got Amazon to extend the warranty as part of a negotiation on a separate faulty purchase they sent me. Lenovo let me send in the laptop 22 days after the warranty expired and still honored it. After they realized it would take a long time to get the parts for the older laptop, they offered to swap it with a new Yoga Pro 9i Aura Edition Gen 2 with the 5050. Because it was taking a bit longer than expected, I got them to send me the 5060 Ultra 9 386H CPU instead. It utilizes the full 100W TDP, and I could not be happier with this machine. Other than a pretty poor battery, it runs demanding games incredibly well. Here is Black Myth: Wukong at 3.2k with very high graphic settings. I get Cyberpunk at 3.2k and 2.5k with high settings at 90 and 115 fps, respectively. I also just tried Forza 6, and it locked at 120hz with very high settings and 2.5k. The 3.2k tandem OLED screen is absolutely gorgeous. I did not think this thing would perform even close to this well--especially being so much more efficient than the current Legion Go + OneXGPU (RX 7600M XT 8GB, 130 watt). The laptop is miles and miles ahead.sometumes you get lucky, I guess.

Hi everyone. I would like to update my gaming PC. Right now I have 520M pro motherboard and Ryzen 5 7500 if I’m not mistaken. My Mobo is A520M-A Pro
I have 32GB Ram and 1tb. RTX4046 8gb.

I would like to update the Motherboard. CPU and Graphics Card for Call of duty. I would like to get something for 4k your recommendation please 🙏🏾

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/WgKp99

Hey everyone!

I built a small app to solve a problem I've had for a long time: playing with inverted mouse controls.

The app lets you invert the X axis, Y axis, or both, and it works not only in games but also across Windows itself.

One thing that surprised me is that Windows still doesn't offer a simple, built-in way to invert mouse axes system-wide. I wanted something straightforward that would let me use my preferred mouse controls without having to rely on individual game settings.

So I decided to build my own solution!

If you're someone who prefers inverted mouse controls, you might find it useful. I'd love to hear your feedback, suggestions, or ideas for improvements.

Thanks for checking it out!

5700X3D, 9070XT, 64GB DDR 4 3600, 2x 2TB nvme drives

Everyone says I should upgrade to an RX 9070, but I'm happy with my RTX 5070 and I'm still satisfied with the 16 GB of RAM.

I am cuban

Got tired of the default RTSS/Afterburner text overlay, so I designed a cleaner set.

- 8 designs: from a minimal FPS + temps pill to a full benchmark-style panel

- 4 themes: Dark, White, Clear and Float (no background at all)

- Live FPS, 1% / 0.1% lows, frametime graph, CPU/GPU temps, load, power and clocks

- Ready-made packs for 1080p up to 5K2K and ultrawide

- Basically zero performance impact, same as any RTSS overlay

Free and open source, with a step-by-step setup guide with pictures:

https://github.com/realHfde/Apple-Style-Inspired-RTSS-Overlay

Happy to help if anything doesn't work!

Let me know what you think, this might be my last personal build ever, this was insane and idk where to take it from here lmao 💀

Hey everyone so Right now i am using cyberpower ut2200e ups for my gaming pc. Its a simulated sinewave ups and my pc instantly turns off while gaming. Only while gaming. So i am looking for something suitable which can give me enough time to do a clean shutdown. Online ups are expensive. So i found this option after doing some research its a pure sine wave inverter with 90ah battery. My psu is Gs pn850m

Finished this build for a client using the Montech King 15 Pro and NX600 CPU cooler. Really happy with how this one turned out.

The King 15 Pro gives the build a clean showcase look, and there's plenty of room to work with when putting everything together. The NX600 is a nice addition too, providing air cooling for the CPU to help keep temperatures under control during gaming without needing a liquid cooler.

Everything came together nicely, and the finished build looks great. The client was happy with the result, which is always the goal.

Definitely a combination I'd consider using again for another gaming PC build.

Rest of the specs:

Intel i7-10700K

EVGA 2080 SUPER FTW3 (what a beauty)

Corsair RM850e Power Supply

1TB NVME

They wanted something simple that can handle 1080p Medium-High settings and this 2080 8GB SUPER is still very much capable. They also wanted RGB aesthetics so this Montech case was a perfect fit.