Sakura #Bitwit

I primarily built this PC for a VR race sim setup, but I also use it for regular gaming, school (especially CAD modeling), running my Plex server, and just general use. The goal is to run games like Assetto Corsa on my HP Reverb G2 with good details and solid FPS, but I haven't been able to test it just yet as I'm waiting for some other parts for my sim setup. Outside of that, this PC can handle just about anything you throw at it; when playing Metro Exodus on max settings, fully ray-traced, and 'Quality' DLSS, it rarely drops below 100 FPS on 1440p. And of course, if it can handle that game that well, everything else is a walk in the park. When playing one of my favorite games of all time, Dark Souls 3, with all settings maxed, it sits right at the built-in FPS cap (60 FPS, i cry) and just ~31% GPU utilization even with other programs running on my other monitors (usually Discord and a browser). The only things I'd really consider changing with this build are (1) a nicer motherboard and (2) a PSU with 3 PCIe plugs for future-proofing.