Er...what sort of mistakes do you think you made there lol?

(not criticising, genuinely curious, this looks great to me).

After I saw the guy with dual 1080 GPU's I threw my flimsy little gaming PC across the room and stopped reading.

Rig 1:
* Core 2 Quad Q9650, 4GB DDR2, Radeon R7 240. (My main driver at the moment, still plays games surprisingly well with a GPU overclock at 720P.)

Rig 2:
* Phenom 2 x4 840, 4GB DDR2, Radeon 6950. (Will be retiring.)

Rig 3:
* Phenom 2 x6 1090T, 16GB DDR3, Radeon 5450. (Will be retiring, currently the HTPC.)

Rig 4:
* Core i7 3930K, 64GB DDR3, Dual Radeon RX 480's. (Getting it ready for Ass Effect: Andromeda.)

Rig 5:
* AMD FX 8120, 8GB DDR3, Radeon 7970. (Will be retiring.)

Waiting on Quad-Core low powered Ryzen chips to replace the Phenoms and AMD FX.
3930K rig is probably going to end up getting a socket 2066 upgrade this year, the Core 2 Quad rig I will keep indefinitely untill it blows up.

Other devices: Android x96 TV box, use it for emulation.
Xbox, Xbox 360 and Xbox One consoles, Samsung Galaxy Note 5, JXD S7800 gaming tablet/gamepad/thing and, Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 tablet.

I have an AMD A4 Quad Core 1.50 ghz

It can play pretty much every game ever. No contest.

I have a lot of PC, I'll put my latest one here.

AMD Ryzen 1700X 3.4GHz
64GB DDR4 RAM(259usd old price I think)
Radeon R9 Fury 4GB HBM sapphire nitro(Will be upgrade to Raja's spicy Vega)
Creative sound blaster rx
Crucial M.2 sata 250GB for boot
2* Kingston SSD UV400 960GB for storage

Have you overclocked that 1700X? How high does she go? What volts? Is it under water?

i5 6400
RX 480 4gb model
8GB Ram

runs every game i throw at it at 1080p easily.
so glad i build this thing. did have a budget PC that was
Amd 860k + R9 270x that I built a few years back sold it so I could build my current one it was a good PC too.

Now im waiting on the Ryzen 5 to see if I am interested in switching back to AMD
even in the mid 2000's i was always ATI + AMD

Yes, reached only 3.9GHz under air cooling, but volts totally forgot what was it, i reseted BIOS after finishing benchmarks. So, yeah, it did well on productivity performance, however on gaming performance, i don't know, haven't bought steam games for a while. :/

Core i7 6900K
64 GB DDR4
GeForce GTX 1080
96 GB SSD + 8 TB HDD

I mainly need that machine for work and I don't know too much about the details. I just let it build by a friend and stuff. I sometimes play a little with it, but most of the time I prefer my laptop, just because I don't like sitting at my computer during my free time. It feels too much like work.

My laptop isn't too hot, but it gets the job done, every game runs fine on it:

Intel Core i5 6200U
16 GB DDR4
Geforce GTX 960M
128 GB SSD + 1TB HDD

I also have a Vaio Tap 11 Windows tablet, but I don't know about the specs in there. It has some kind of Pentium in it, I think 4 gigs of RAM and of course just the Intel integrated graphics. It's also really old, from 2014 I think. But it's still more than enough to do some work or surf the web.

Lastly, I do have a MacBook Pro, because I have to test my work stuff on a Mac every now and then. It was the cheapest MacBook Pro Retina I could find at the time - and it was still expensive as fuck!

Intel Core i5 5257U
8GB RAM (DDR4? Not sure)
Intel integrated graphics (HD 4000? HD 4400? I have no idea whatsoever)
128 GB SSD

That's it!

CPU: AMD Athlon 860K @4.2 GHZ
GPU: AMD R7 265
RAM: 16GB DDR3 @1866MHz
Storage: Seagate Barracuda SSHD 1TB
Case: Cooler Master Silencio 352