I can’t believe I forgot about a 2 TB Samsung 970 SSD that was in an enclosure just sitting in my desk doing nothing for the last 3 years. What a great find lol.

I cloned this drive onto a Samsung 980. And just forgot about the 979. My current gaming PC has the 2tb 980 plus a 1 TB games drive. So I’m currently very comfortable. Trying to figure out what to use this for next.

Definitely never ever getting rid of any PC parts moving forward. Go check your parts bin for any hidden treasure!

I'm just to lazy. Whenever I get a new PC I will treat it better.

Way better performance and less bugs than VortexisTV's build used for the previous video, but still isn't perfect...

and it works I managed to pull a wifi far from me by 150m at 60mb download and 10 upload

GPUs? Motherboards? Cases? RGB?

Curious what everyone thinks is the easiest place to waste money in a build 😂

For me, some people definitely go way too hard on the motherboard for what they actually need.

Got on AliExpress some Honeywell PTM7950 for 6€.

It sucks to apply but ppl seem happy with It

Did I do a good job? Or too many air bubbles?

My fiancé and I went to microcenter after I convinced her to return her new MacBook and join us instead. We opted for a slightly cheaper powerspec vs the one she really wanted.
We ended up returning it the same day because it was defective on first boot.
They gave us a deal on the better one she wanted. Ended up having the 5070ti 16gb oc Frieren trio limited edition gpu inside.
She is happy. Life is good. She asked me to post it and welcome her to the master race!

At first I tried with some other games and said: "well maybe it doesn't have support for all games yet" so I tried it on fortnite and saw that the feature in general is just not there lol

Im on witcher 3 remastered and control resonant (at the damn end but got burnt out) so Ready for phantom blade at the end of the month.

I've always wanted a clean, Apple-like overlay, and I love Apple's design language, so I built a set of Apple-inspired overlays for RivaTuner (RTSS).

What's in it:

- 7 layouts, from a minimal pill to a full benchmark-style side panel with frametime and load graphs

- 3 themes for every overlay: Dark, White and Clear (Clear has drop shadows so it stays readable over bright scenes)

- Ready-made versions for 1080p, 1440p, 21:9, 4K and 32:9

- GPU limit hints: a small "Power / Thermal / Voltage limit" label appears while the GPU is being held back

- 12V cable readout for 40/50-series cards: shows the 16-pin voltage and tints amber/red if it sags under load. It's a visual hint only, not a safety system (no pop-up or sound). For a real alert, set an alarm in HWiNFO

Setup:

Needs RTSS + MSI Afterburner, plus HWiNFO for the extra sensors (clocks, VRAM temp, 12V, limits). Install is just copying two files into the RTSS Overlays folder. Full guide in the README.

Free and open source (MIT):

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

Feedback welcome. Let me know if anything doesn't show up right on your setup.