All you need to know is that I just have a crappy 570 SLI setup, and I won't be upgrading until Metro Exodus comes out.

Damn, all that money for your rig, you'd think you could afford a nicer desk. ;)

GTX 1060 6GB
i5 6500
8GB DDR4
minimalist Corsair case
1TB 7200rpm HDD (may upgrade to SSD this holiday if I can get a good deal)

I think that should be all the interesting stuff. It's powered by Super Flower Golden Green 450 W, with everything set up in a really boring but relatively nice-looking black case (i.e. BitFenix Merc Beta) not worth taking pictures of. My gaming is also powered by the SteelSeries Rival 100 mouse, QPAD MK-50 keyboard (brown switches), and HyperX Cloud Stinger headset. The funny thing is that I dislike gaming brands and such, but these seem to have been the best equipment available for the price I paid (as far as I can tell).

I like your desk, I have a pretty large one myself and I use the space for a TV, books, controllers, etc. It all sounds nice but honestly it feels cluttered, much rather have a more simple desk.

M y room/machine isn't clean enough and my house is always dusty, so no.

I will say the specs though xD

GTX 970 Gigabyte G1 Gaming (Best model, I forget the specific name)
i5 6600k
8GB DDR4
1TB 7200 rpm Black HDD
250gb Evo SSD
Gigabyte G1 Z170X Motherboard
Enthoo Pro White case

Also a Blu Ray Drive

My friends kept telling me to just wait for the new GTX series of cards but i'm pretty happy with the 970, it's a beast considering I built this rig in February of 2016 and the card is 3 years old .. might upgrade if i'm still around for the GTX 1100 series. I think it's time for me to get a new monitor though and definitely another SSD

Productivity:
Ryzen 7 1700X @3.90GHz
32GB DDR4 RAM @2400MHz
Zotac GTX 1080 8GB GDDR5X Mini
Gigabyte GA-AB350M-Gaming 3
Crucial 250GB M.2 (Boot)
2xKingston 1TB SSD (RAIDED Storage)
750W PSU (Thermaltake Smart)
Cooler Master Silencio 652S

Secondary PC as a home server:
Ryzen 5 1600 @3.70GHz
32GB DDR4 RAM @2400MHz
Sapphire R9 Fury 4GB HBM
MSI B350M GAMING PRO
ADATA 128GB M.2 (Boot)
Kingston 480GB SSD (Storage)
630W PSU (Thermaltake Smart)
Cougar M100 Black Steel MicroATX

No big changes since the last thread.

I upgraded from GTX 970 to GTX 1070 for €250 in September 2016. And I added another internal 4 TB HDD and an external 5 TB HDD because I bought a lot of PC games and don't like to delete stuff. ;)

Before that, I upgraded my GTX 580 to GTX 970 for €200 in September 2014.

Most other components are still of my PC build from October 2013:

• Haswell i5-4670K
• ASUS Gryphon Z87 mainboard
• 16 GB DDR3 RAM
• 250 GB SSD
• 4 TB HDD

And the rest of my PC is even older: the PC case is an unobtrusive "black box" from Cooler Master without those fancy LED lights: 

My two monitors are from 2007 and 2011, both with their advantages and disadvantages.

My good old Dell 2407WFP from 2007 (16:10, 1920x1200, S-PVA panel, 60 Hz) is still my main display. It has better color accuracy, better viewing angles, better black level and a (slightly) higher resolution than the other monitor. Therefore it is used for most non-gaming tasks and most "slow" games.

The Acer GN245HQ (16:9, 1920x1080, TN panel, 120 Hz, integrated IR transmitter for 3D vision) is the specialist for stereoscopic gaming (2 x 60 Hz) or fast games (120 Hz). If I need more screen space (mostly for Excel), I can use both displays together in extended desktop mode:

I thought about upgrading my monitors this year, but I'm still waiting for models with all features I want (G-Sync + HDR10 + at least 1440p + at least 144 Hz).

So I went to VR gaming instead this year, which is a much bigger change in immersion than a new monitor with higher resolution and a higher dynamic range:

OS: Windows 10
CPU: Intel Pentium N3540 2.16GHz
GPU: Intel HD
RAM: 2GB (1.88 Usable)
STORAGE: 30GB SSD
PSU: 15w

Kneel before the powah.

Dell T3500 24 gig ram 256gig ssd and 1tb hd. T.V. here in canada is the 6290 same specs as u.s. model shown. 40 inch. 4k

Windows 10
i7-7700k 4.20 GHz
16GB RAM
4TB HDD
GTX 980Ti