Np pic, since itās locked up under my table. No decoration inside, since no one can see it unless I unlock the chain, unplug everything, and drag it out onto a table.
i7-8700K @ 4.5 GhZ, 16GB RAM in 4 DIMMs 2 Samsung 512GB SSDās, RTX 2070, H1āi V2 cooler, Cooler Master HAF-?? case.
you do realize you can change the rainbow to any color you want or simply turn it off right :P?
RGB definitely makes my PC āfasterā. 
https://i.imgur.com/5ZJl19V.jpg
disappointed with all the unicorn vomit. the all black build should be the standard for this decade.
you know when I donāt look directly at the power cables for the graphics card, it looks like a guy hanging on for dear life in the corner of my eyes xD
I like the little gap in the shades to peak out at whats going on in what some people callā¦ real life. 
Those are relics but honestly if you had those some people would pay good money just to collect them lol!
all black is so last decade thoughā¦ all throughout ~2005-2015 all our computers were boring plain black boxes, before that fabulous silver or colored transparent boxes, and before that strictly business beige boxes D:
But yeah leaving rbg set to default rainbow effect is so meme and usually what you do for the first few weeks of ownership until you decide to settle on a color you like 
me, i like aqua and purple:
Turtle beach sound card. 
Put her together around 2013/2014 IIRC.
Intel i5-3570K Quad-core running at 3.4 GhZ.
16 Gbs of RAM
GTX 1080 (started with a 680.)
Currently running the OS (W10 Pro) off of 512Gb SSD on the main 6G/S SATA port on the motherboard. Unfortunately the Motherboard is too old to have a native NVME slot.
Have a second 1TB SSD hooked up to the other high-speed SATA port, a 1TB HDD and a 2 TB HDD hooked up to the slower 3G/S SATA ports on the Motherboard.
Recently tossed in a 4-slot PCI NVME Adapter to add a fresh 1TB NVME Drive for gaming.
Iām probably going to back-line this system and may turn it in to a dedicated server for random games for my group of internet friends in the next couple of years and build a new one depending on what kind of improvements AMD/Intel put out in CPUās and once the 3080 shortage goes away.
who has turtle beach o: thatās a name i havent heard since the mid 2000s 
that budget brand for those who couldnāt afford creative
I used pic related for years before finally upgrading to my aorus x570. I was glad my case had no tempered glass because this ugly thing was an eyesore.
I havent seen a board like that since my 2004 pc, had an intel branded motherboard and a Pentium 4 HT cpu
Was for an i5-4570. And moving from a 4/4, rx 560 to an 8/16, 2060 super was mind blowing. I couldnāt believe how smooth everything felt on ultra.
Iām old school still.
Operating System
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
CPU
AMD FX-8350
Vishera 32nm Technology
RAM
16.0GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 931MHz (10-11-10-30)
Motherboard
Gigabyte Technology Co. Ltd. GA-970-Gaming SLI-CF (CPU 1)
Graphics
LC24RG50 (1920x1080@144Hz)
8192MB ATI Radeon RX 580 Series (Gigabyte)
Storage
1863GB Seagate ST2000DM006-2DM164 (SATA )
931GB Seagate ST1000DM003-1CH162 (SATA )
931GB Samsung SSD 860 QVO 1TB (SATA (SSD))
238GB SPCC M.2 PCIe SSD (Unknown (SSD))
Optical Drives
HL-DT-ST BD-RE WH16NS40
Audio
AMD High Definition Audio Device
Was too excited after getting RTX 3080 2 months ago. Did not manage that cable. Two separate 8-pin cables. It will look better once I get my hands on Lian Li Strimer or Adata Prime PCIE cables.
3700x with msi 240mm aio
32gb cl16 3600 oc to 3777
5700x
sound Blaster z sound card
1tb m.2, 500gb m.2, 1tb ssd, 500gb ssd, 250gb ssd, 1tb hdd, 8tb hdd
1 1440p main monitor (went for pure color accuracy) 2nd 144hz 1080p, 3rd pen display tablet
Be quite pure base 500dx case
Rival 500 mouse
2016 snow white rooster ducky keyboard
http://imgur.com/a/BjbIpPC
Always crazy to know how far cpus have come in well under a decade in shrinking the die sizeā¦ makes me wonder if weāll ever see mass produced or consumer processors outside of the laboratory that use the different superconductor elements such as germanium or antimony once we hit the absolute limits of siliconā¦ crazy to see that TSMC (aka the manufacturer that produces AMDās processors) is now currently producing 3nm commercial processors.
and always sad to be reminded how fast the latency was on even older budget ddr3 ram versus what it is on ddr4 ram. I miss my old cas 5 or cas 7 ram 
regardless of of the fact that overall it was much slower than modern ddr4 ram; it just nice to see these small numbers.