Ye I do same mistake all the time 
just a silly meme with “Bluetooth paired” 
Well, I usually use a Nvidia GPU as it’s better suited for tasks in quicker video re-encoding and all. Something AMD hasn’t really got well yet. Plus Nvidia has better support for gaming + streaming encoding on same card.
Ryzen 7 3700X and an RTX 3070Ti
Yes I have same experience! Mostly do my AMD card have strange software behavior. And I do think that G-sync is miles better then FreeSync in smoothness
For the “older” generation:
Good times 
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Yes
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OMG!!! I used to have a Voodoo 2 card with that game ‘Incoming’. Good times indeed
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hehe xD
The “monster” computer i did start my WoW journey with was a HP, with 15" flat screen and a 0,25mbit broadband. It was a very expansive setup, the computer with monitor and printer did cost around 3500 euro, the year was 2000-01 when my dad bought it 
HP Pavilion 7966 Desktop Computer
Windows XP Home
Intel Pentium 4 @1.7Ghz CPU
512MB RAM
80GB Hard Drive
CDRW/DVD Drive
Floppy Drive
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AMD Ryzen 5900X
32GB of DDR4 RAM I don’t remember the speed
NVIDIA RTX 3080
Monitor is an LG950GN 27 inch, 4K 144Hz
This is definitely over the top for WoW but the reason is that I love playing Microsoft Flight Simulator and that thing pulls no punches. Friggin’ ridiculous system requirements.
gtx 1060 6GB
i7 - 7700
16 gig of ram
Gets the job done. (In 1080p at least)
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I run a ryzen 3600 alongside a 5600XT with 16gb ram. Smashes ultra on 1080p and 1440p out the park.
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i7-10700K CPU @ 3.80GHz - 5.00GHz OC
ASUS RTX2070S DUAL EVO OC
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my first pc was potato intel celeron that had black screen of death every time i raided onyxia
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I grew up with Pentium 1 but the first PC I ever built for myself was a Celeron.
It was a fun process upgrading here and there, whenever I could
Ryzen 1700x and rx 580.
Hmm. My first PC was an IBM XT, with CGA monitor. But my first computer, was a Sinclair ZX81 Fun times
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More stunning is that your profile picture is a BE paladin and it says Tauren paladin
5600XT work well with 1440p?
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Biggest graphic upgrade I did in the past.
ISA 1mb SVGA Cirrus Logic 5544 card
And got a 3DFX Voodoo 3 2000 16mb PCI card back in the day.
Only reason I did that was I wanted to play silky smooth OpenGL Unreal Tournament which came free with it.
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Upgraded my old i5 3570k with a Ryzen 7 5700x with B550 Gigabyte Aeorus Elite V2 mobo and the difference is huge. Also added a 1TB WD Blue SN570 NVMe SSD (my first SSD ever ). Currently using a GTX 1070ti Asus Rog Strix 8GB and having 100-144 fps on high settings at 1440p 144hz monitor. Was thinking if my GPU is getting really old and is there sense changing it now or shall I wait for lets say another year?
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Don’t blow my cover
It works pretty well, although I only use my PC mostly for WoW so I can’t say much about anything else. I imagine it’ll still work perfectly fine on high settings in other games.
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