[SMALL SURVEY] Do you have a Gaming PC ?

Yes, I guess mine would be counted as a gaming PC. A slightly old one, but still, a gaming PC.

I have "business" laptop for serious business. It has GTX760M on board, and it's more than enough for all the games I've ever played.

what about the real gaming laptop i just ordered? https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16834234294

you can't tell me a 1060 6gb + i7-6700HQ isn't strong enough :P
currently on 960m 2gb + i7-6700HQ, did the purch so wife can be up here with me (she gets the 960m ofc) ^^

Modest gaming laptop

i have 3 desktops and 2 laptops i use, plus my work laptop.

one of the desktops runs linux with no gui. it's only gaming use is that it runs minecraft and terraria servers sometimes.

another desktop is an i3 using the on-chip hd2000 gpu. it's in my living room connected to my 55" tv via hdmi and plays games that work well with controllers on the couch. it has to stream about half of them from my main desktop which is an i5 with a geforce 660. i do most of my gaming on that.

one laptop is an old netbook i installed chromeos on. i don't play any games on it. the other is an i3 with hd4000 graphics and a touch screen. i mostly play adventure games on it if i'm using it for gaming. haven't played any games on the work laptop yet, but haven't gone on a work trip since i got it either. it's an i7 with on-chip graphics, a large ssd, and lots of ram.

i also have an nvidia shield tablet i play android games on, and once tried streaming assassin's creed 4 to it from my main desktop (worked fine, but why would i use such a small screen?)

I am still running on a 7 years old laptop which has gt525m as a GPU... If you ask me i am happy or not about it.. There are still plentiful games from past that i can play so it does not bother me that much but of course i want a gaming pc :)

I have a mid-range laptop which I can use to run the most games I'd want to since I don't require fancy graphics from a game but a solid gameplay or an interesting story/plot.

Where is the option "Yes but I'm not very happy as it might need a little upgrade" ? :)

I've got a semi-gamer PC, i5-4460, 8GB RAM and an R9 290. However, the video card is being repaired, since it overheats all the time...

yep, built it by myself following tutorials here and there. not a mastah race but its ok, i'm happy.

I7 6700K
GTX 980TI
16GB 3200 MHz DDR4
Asus Maximus VIII Hero

Very happy with my setup but hope to upgrade to a 1080TI at some point after it's released. xD

I have a desktop PC which sucks ass since it's an old 32-bit CPU, I'll have a decent new PC next month for sure

mine is potato pc .
amd a4 3300
no gpu
4gb ram
1tera hdd for my porn

can play all my games on 800p huehuehue~hue`

Not much, but can play most games.
FX6300 + R9 280.

no, i use my brother's pc when i need to play.

Just to clarify, by "gaming" pc you mean "ridiculously overpriced piece of equipment you don't really need to enjoy games to their fullest"?
If yes, then I don't have one.
If no, then I have a decent gaming pc I built for some $500 which can run every game out there.

I built my desktop in 2015 with some high-end, second-hand parts from a friend and some newer, cheaper parts. I used some parts from my old pc and paid 430€, and 90€ more for a SSD last year. Pc is fast and can run almost every 2-4 years old game at max settings. I don't have the money for newer 'heavy' games, so I don't really care :D
I'm really happy with it.
I don't like laptops because they tend to be very, very slow if they are cheap, and very, very expensive if they are any good.

The most important part of a gaming pc is the graphics card which my decade old one needs upgrading so I guess no :( Wish I saved up more to buy one last xmas.

I have a medium gaming laptop that I got for christmas last year.
Like, I can play "older" modern like Sleeping Dogs and L.A. Noire on the best quality setting with no problem, but current high quality games usually lag (but are still somewhat playable if they're not an AAA title).
It'll do until I can afford my own setup, I'm just missing out on expensive AAA titles anyway. :)

a true gaming rig. sadly the cpu is a little aged but i hope to fix that as soon as i saved up some bucks. maybe i should skip a meal per day or stop giving games to random strangers on the interwebs!

you just can't game with a laptop or stuff. always makes me shake my head when i see people with a 'gaming laptop' hooked up to a big screen, mouse and keyboard. plain ridiculous.

I used to (i5 Ivy Bridge quadcore, GTX670, 8GB RAM, SSD) but it is now gathering dust as I mostly use my notebook (i5 Sandy Bridge dualcore, GT540M, 8GB, slowass HDD)...

yeah, i have one. built it last summer and added a new graphics card in december (had the old 970 from the last pc up to that point). pretty satisfied with it so far. what i need now is a new monitor. but those lovely 21:9 monitors are super-expensive, and i am out of money. xD

i7-6700K@4.6GHz
MSI Z170 Carbon Mainboard
32GB DDR4-3000 RAM
MSI Geforce GTX 1080 Gaming X
Kingston 840 1TB SSD
LG 34UM65 34" 21:9 monitor (2560*1080)

I do, mine is getting old though :( I'll probably have to update it soonish

Hipster laptop and no gaming power. :'<

(Too poor to buy one, though really really want.)