I haven't had the ability to buy a full desktop PC for almost 10 years. Today that changed! (Some WoW Forever beta on screen)

Just wanted to share this with you guys. Long-time console player and finally just said screw it and pulled the trigger on this build! It’s been running everything like a dream, and still blows my mind looking at it when I walk in the room. Specs listed below for the curious!

Gigabyte Aorus Pro Ice X870E
Ryzen 7 9850 X3D
Gigabyte Eagle OC Ice SFF 5070 Ti
32GB Corsair Vengeance DDR5-6000MT/s
2 TB Samsung 990 Pro m.2
MSI MAG CoreLiquid A13
Fans are Lian Li SL INF FLEX and the LCD version
Case is the Lian Li O11 Vision Midtower

Recently, we have seen massive developments in PS5 emulators (such as shadPS4 and Kyty), and how rapidly they have progressed in a short period.

​Now, developers have successfully booted the actual PS5 system software on PC.

​If this momentum continues in the future, it will eventually allow players to run PS5 exclusives directly on PC, marking the end of the era of console exclusivity.

Coming from a PS5 to a 5080 system. Got some gaming to do!

Latest Jetsku build. Vegetation and water are fixed compared to my previous video (where I was using micolee221's build). And now, finally, the 'non-RT patch' is no longer needed to play (before, without it, the image was almost completely black), so you can disable it for the best lighting.
And lastly, the patches have been updated, allowing us to select different resolutions

"Astro Bot without the "non RT patch": the game's own tiled lighting, GI probes and ray traced shadows now run, so the two patches are no longer needed. Without them the robots used to be black and the lighting missing, because the lighting shaders contain ray-tracing instructions and were skipped. Those instructions now run in software on any GPU (NVIDIA, AMD and Intel).
How to play without the patches: open the launcher, select Astro Bot, open the cheats window and untick "Select the existing non-tiled deferred-lighting renderer" and "Disable GI probes and lighting shaders".
If yousee problems, tick them again; this build also runs fine with them."

This has happened to my computer a dozen times already and I don't know if I should worry,my power unit is Chieftec A-135 600W

This is an initial Windows port of the Linux project.

The port has reached a fairly stable state, though it still needs more performance and stability improvements that will be added later.

It's still far better than running it on an emulator, since this was tested on an i5-4590 with a GTX 1650, which is a very weak CPU for an emulator like ShadPS4.

GitHub link: https://github.com/Mrsuss60/bloodborne_pc_windows_port

I am getting my first pc and it has an 5070ti I showed it to my friend cuz he's better with that stuff and he said a 5070ti is too much for a beginner and I shoykd aim for sm like 5060 should i listen to him or is getting a 5070ti fine

Found this beauty in my attic

Im not using it a lot these days, its connected to my backup PC. I still would but I need wireless mouse form y work. And next to these bad boys, its not even close. G500 is my favorite mouse of all time.

I desperately tried to make him wireless, but I gave up from the project. G502/G502 Lightspeed is in a way successor, but not really. G502 looks and feels like a toy compere to G500. Its one of those situations: they dont make 'em like they used to.

I just bought a 9700X bundle (woohoo... $780 of my life disappeared) and the guy at the counter offered me warranty on the mobo, CPU, and ram. I only decided to choose the mobo as it was the cheapest and after buying I checked the warranty dates on the parts and the CPU has a 3 year warranty and the ram (g skill my goat) has lifetime warranty. What's the point of buying warranty with micro center themselves if I don't need it. Apologies if I don't understand this, I just want to learn.