CPU: Core i3 2.93 Ghz

I'm OK with my rig.

Self built. Totally just stole the previous poster's table too.

Parts
Motherboard	Asus M3A76-CM
Processor	AMD Athlon II X3 440 3.0GHz @ 3.6GHz
RAM	No name 4x 1GB
Graphics card	PNY XLR8 9800GT EE, with Arctic Cooling Accelero Extreme
Monitor	old HP 17" 1280x1024
Storage	2x 500GB
PSU	Corsair CX400
Case	Antec 300

• My PC

• CPU: i5-760 Lynnfield 2.8GHz
• GPU: Radeon HD 5870
• Motherboard: ASUS P7P55D-E LX
• Case: COOLER MASTER Storm Sniper
• Memory: 4 GB
• OS: Windows 7 64 Bit
• Hard Drive: WD 500GB
• Mouse: Logitech G500
• Keyboard: Microsoft SIDEWINDER X4

Mobo: ASUS AM478 Plus
CPU:  Athlon II X2 250 
HDD:  A couple of WD 320GB SATA. 
OS:  Win 7 64bit  
RAM:  6GB 
GPU:  Radeon 4830 (half-gig, I think)
Case:  Antec Three Hundred  
Mouse:  Logitech MX518 
Keyboard:  Whatever was cheapest at the store I was at about 8 years ago.

lol i'll just leave it here =)  Core 2 Duo E6550 + GF 8800GTS (a small one with 300+ mb)+ 2GB RAM + 1 half dead IDE HDD and 2 1TB ones. Dust included and i don't bother closing it in fact i lost a panel somewhere. as you can tell I'm a console gamer but witcher 2 runs on this BEAST normally on very low settings in 720p.

 

• Asus P8P67 Pro
• i5 2500k
• EVGA GTX 570 SC
• 8 GB G.Skill Ripjaw RAM
• Antec Twelve Hundred case
• Thermaltake Black Widow 850 watt
• Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus
• Western Digital Caviar Black 1 TB
• Gateway Monitor (1680x1050)
• Logitech Cordless Mouse and Keyboard
• Shitty speakers.
• Logitech G930 Surround Sound 7.1 wireless Head Set.
• Windows 7

I think I'm set for a while unless I want to upgrade to an SSD, get a better monitor, and a non ghetto set of speakers.

Self built. Totally just stole the previous poster's table too.

Parts
Motherboard	Asus P8P67 Pro - LGA 1155 Socket
Processor	Intel Core i7-2600K 3.40Ghz
RAM	8GB (2 x 4GB) Corsair DDR3 1600 Mhz
Graphics card	Asus Geforce GTX 570 1GB
Monitor	23/24" Dell Widescreen Monitor
Storage	2 x 2TB Samsung Spinpoint F4
PSU	Crosair TX Series 750W
Case	Cooler Master CM 690 II
Mouse	Logitech G500
Headphones	Senheiser 558
Keyboard	Logitech K300
Speakers	Creative Gigaworks T20 Series II
Mousemat	Razer Dragon Age II Mouse (I won it!)

Should last quite a while. Not a big fan of SSD's, maybe when they drop in price. I'll post a picture in a while.

Edit: That dusty picture above just reminded me to hoover out the dust filters in my case, thanks!

I don't think I have posted in this yet...

It's an Alienware... don't judge :/ 
 
Core i7 920 2.66Ghz 
6GB 1333mhz RAM 
ATI Radeon 5870  
7200rpm 500GB HDD + the same external
Liquid Cooling  

I don't know what the mobo is... 
Aurora model. 

My PC is not the greatest but it gets the job done. Built it myself on the cheap.
 

Mobo: Asus P6T 
CPU: Intel i7 920 (maybe gonna overclock it...just a little spooked by the process, would appreciate any advice if anyone wants to give it)
GPU: ATI 5870 
RAM: 6 GB of DDR3 Corsair 
HDD: a 500GB internal and a 1 TB external with an internal 1 TB Caviar Black in the post. 
SSD: 64 GB 
 
@theguy: While Alienware generally over charges, that's a nice rig, similar to mine, although I do wonder why the fuck you have liquid cooling...

Intel dual core T5550 1.83ghz with GMA 950 integrated graphics, 2gb ram, Windows 7, media keys that don't have drivers, a Bluetooth button but no Bluetooth, and Wifi 802 point something. With a screen that is 1280*800 and I don't know how many inches that is on. It's a laptop, and the battery hasn't worked for over two years but there's no point replacing the battery as the computer hardware is too power-inefficient. Also, it's plastic white because in 2008 when I was 16 I liked the look of the plastic macbooks, but it's not a macbook it's an acer. Despite the list of shame this laptop has been wonderful, and I put in a new 250gb HDD in January. It runs San Andreas at max everything. Also, it does support 64bit but it came with a 32bit version of Vista so I thought it was only 32bit and put that version of Windows 7 on it. The thing that bothers me most is the file browser performance in Windows, which is instant on my 64bit install of Ubuntu. But I'm upgrading soon coz' I want a proper PC for productivity and entertainment.

Mobo:  Foxconn a7gms
RAM:  4gb Crucial
CPU: AMD Phenom 9850 quad OCed to 3.5ghz
GPU: EVGA Gts 450
Speakers: 2.1 Bose (sub on this thing is godly) Triton Headset, Panasonic Throwbax
Monitors: 24" Gateway 60hz, Acer 21" 60hz
HD: 640 seagate
Heatsink: Thermaltake SpinQ
Case: Raidmax Smilodon Dirk-Tooth 
 
Built this 2 years back and it's still going well. Planning on getting new case and Mobo soon to accommodate even newer plans. 

Intel dual core T5550 1.83ghz with GMA 950 integrated graphics, 2gb ram, Windows 7, media keys that don't have drivers, a Bluetooth button but no Bluetooth, and Wifi 802 point something. With a screen that is 1280*800 and I don't know how many inches that is on. It's a laptop, and the battery hasn't worked for over two years but there's no point replacing the battery as the computer hardware is too power-inefficient. Also, it's plastic white because in 2008 when I was 16 I liked the look of the plastic macbooks, but it's not a macbook it's an acer. Despite the list of shame this laptop has been wonderful, and I put in a new 250gb HDD in January. It runs San Andreas at max everything. Also, it does support 64bit but it came with a 32bit version of Vista so I thought it was only 32bit and put that version of Windows 7 on it. The thing that bothers me most is the file browser performance in Windows, which is instant on my 64bit install of Ubuntu. But I'm upgrading soon coz' I want a proper PC for productivity and entertainment.

http://www.amazon.com/Razer-Lachesis-5600dpi-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B003YCOMA0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1308710844&sr=8-1
 
That is Lachesis. Unless you have baby hands, I wouldn't recommend it. :)

I love this thing to death. So far I've been able to max out every single game I've thrown at it @ 60 FPS+, Witcher 2, Bad Company, ME2, Dead Space 2, New Vegas. I know it won't last long, so I'm enjoying it while I still can. :)

Been using this one for almost 2.5 years.
If the GPU wasn't so loud and warm, I think  this could last 2.5 more years.
Intel Core i7 i7-920 (2,67GHz) His Radeon 4870x2 2GB
Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1333MHz 6GB CL9 Asus P6T Deluxe
Antec Twelve Hundred Gaming Case Dell UltraSharp 2408WFP 24" 1920x1200

I built this PC in May 2009 and it's still running like a beast. I plan on upgrading the GPU within the next few months to a 6970 or 6990 for BF3 and Skyrim. Anyone know when the best time would be to pick one up? Don't new card usually drop in October? I'm hoping the prices will go down on those then.

Mobo: ASUS P6T Deluxe

CPU: Intel Core i7 CPU 920 (Overclocked to 3.2GHz)

Cooling: Cooler Master V8

GPU: ATI Radeon Sapphire HD 4890 Factory Overclocked

RAM: 6134MB RAM

PSU: Corsair 650w

Optical Drive: LG Blu-Ray/DVD/HD-DVD

HDD: Western Digital 1 TB 7200RPM

Monitor: 26" Vizio Media Monitor

KB/M: Saitek II Eclipse Special Edition / Razer Deathadder

Case: Antec 900

Speakers/Headphones: Logitech Z-2300 / Plantronics Gamecom 777 and Sennheiser HD 555

-Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 4300 @ 1.80GHz
-Windows 7
-Graphics Card: ATI Radeon HD 3600 Series 512 MB
-RAM: 2 GB
 
I know it sucks. :(

Q9400, 4GB RAM, 8800GT. 
Nothing fancy, but gets the job done. It's been almost 4 years since I got my 8800GT, and despite that it's handling things pretty well. I've been itching to upgrade but I just couldn't justify it with no games really giving me a tough time running well, but I might finally give in and upgrade it later this year for BF3 and DX11. Maybe an HD 6950 or a GTX 570, or whatever else there is at the time. We'll see.

In the process of upgrading my PC.

Motherboard: Nvidia nforce 780i.

CPU: Intel Pentium Quad Core Q6600 2.4 GHZ

GPU: Nvidia 580gtx.

RAM: 8GB ddr3 1600 mhz memory

Hard Drive: 500 Gb slow ass Western digital hard drive.

Obviously I still have my CPU and hard drive left to upgrade before being done and then I think I can run BF3 with reasonable settings, which is really the main goal with this upgrade.

Also if anyone have any reasonable suggestions for a pretty powerful CPU i'd appreciate it.

So its been a few weeks I did this but anyway, a "minor" comp upgrade: 

• New Case, Fractal Design R3 XL Titanium. Best case I've ever owned (previous owner of the HAF 932)
• New PSU, Seasonic Gold 750W
• New CPU cooler, Corsair H60, best price/performance no-maintenance liquid cooling.
• Planar SA2311W 120Hz 3D Monitor, 1920x1080 

• Astro A40 with Mixamp, dual optical (dolby digital/headphone) link with Xbox and PC 
• 5TB total storage 
• HT Omega Claro Halo DH/DDL Sound Card  
• Microsoft X4 Keyboard, Logitech G500 Mouse   
• TrackIR 5 Head Tracking   
• 50Mbps connection  
• Corei7 920 overclocked to 3.6Ghz  
• ASUS P6T Motherboard  
• EVGAGTX 570 superclocked 
• 12GB DDR3 RAM

CPU: Intel Xeon X3370 - 4 Core 3.0GHz

MOBO: ASUS P5Q-SE2

RAM: 4GB DDR2

VIDEO: ATI HD5770 - 1GB

MONITOR: Samsung Syncmaster BX2235 - 21.5" LED

OS: Windows 7 Professional

Yet another update! When will it stop?
 
I was planning to change over to an i7 based rig, however certain things conspired against that and I somehow ended up with a new AMD motherboard (don't ask how!) as an exchange for the 1 I already had, also changed my case and added some lights:

Gallery

Mobo:     

CPU:       

Cooler:   

GPU:        

RAM:      

PSU        

Case:      

SSD:       

Mouse:      

Monitor:  

@Savior82: Would you like to give me your "old" i7 once you get the 2600k? :D:D. I'll even pay shipping, that's how nice I am! -Ghooble

@Ghooble: Allright that actually looks good, I guess i will pick one up! Thanks.

AMD Athalon II X4 620 2.6 Ghz
8 GB DDR3 Ram
Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5770 1 GB 
500 GB Barracuda SATA drive
1.5 TB Western Digital external drive
Logitech Z313 Sound System
Acer 22" Monitor 
 
Not top of the line by any means but it has served me well for a couple years. I'm doing a major upgrade in the fall.

I'm looking to begin building a PC.   I'm just looking for input from people with more experience than myself when it comes to building gaming PCs. What I'm looking to get is as follows:
 
Intel i5 2500K
GeForce GTX 560
4 gigs of DDR3 1333 (starting off but eventually will have 8 gigs.)
650W power supply (already own it)

That's what I'm looking to put into it. I'm not sure on the mobo just yet. Will take suggestions but I'm not looking to spend more than $220 per part.  I'm just looking for something that I can play games on now and in the near future. Thanks.

that looks like a nice set up but I can't help you with the mobo since I've always been an AMD kinda guy.

I just recently replaced my old system of approximately 4 years, a core 2 duo E6420, 8800GTX, etc, with the following:
 

I'mma upgrade fairly soon, but as long as I can run new shit in 1080p on high settings, why bother.
 
CPU:Intel Q6600, 2.4Ghz, clocked to 2.8 "should easily be able to clock more, and I have, but it's getting old and doesn't like it anymore"
GPU: Two Sapphire 5770 in Crossfire
RAM:4gb Corsair vengeance DDR2
Mobo:Gigabyte P45 DS3
Chassi:Antec Nine Hundred
PSU: Corsair something 620watt.
HDD: P.O.Sslowfreaking250gbcrapthatIshouldthrowawaybutneverdo
Cooling:4 Noctua 140mm fans, 1 200mm, Stock CPU cooling.
 
Plays everything on Max in 1920x1080 cept Witcher 2 so far. And Cpu temp never goes over 45C, though the secondary GPU can reach 55C sometimes.

Gigabyte G1. Assassin LGA 1366
Intel Core i7 990X 3.46GHz (o.c. to 4.5GHz)
Noctua NH-D14 cpu cooler
6GB (3 x 2GB) Kingston HyperX T1 DDR3 2250MHz 9-11-9-27
6 x 300GB WD Velociraptor 10000 RPM HDD in RAID 0
1.5TB WD Caviar Black 7200 RPM HDD for backup + recovery (using DriveImage XML)
2TB WD Mybook Essential for peripheral files (music+pictures+movies) and 2nd backup + data migration for future storage upgrades
2 x EVGA superclocked GTX 580 1.5GB in SLI
LiteOn 12x Blu Ray Burner
LiteOn 24x DVD Burner (on a PCI SATA card)
Silverstone 1500 Watt PSU
Coolermaster HAF 932 Chassis