Brad_Hawthorne
Hello, my name is Brad, I'm new around here. 

 
 

Liar. 

Hey all, I'm a bit late... been here for ages and no this is totally not a post in an effort to get my post-count to 100 so I can join the associates program...
 
Here's a picture of me, now you can put a face to my name:
 

 
Happy to be here!

hiya o: 

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Brad_Hawthorne
Hello, my name is Brad, I'm new around here. 

 
 

Liar. 

I thought you would be bigger...from the way you talk that is....

I'm new here
 
 

 
Welcome.    

Hey, My name is Ryan Tom. I'm a pro fortnite player, based out of the bay area. 
Fortnite Portfolio
 
 07-14-2018: 2^nd   Place - Fortnite Summer Skirmish Series  Week 1    - Prize - $18,750
09-03-2018:  21^st Place -  Forntie Summer Skirmish Series   Week 8   - Prize - $5,000
10-03-2018:  1^st   Place  - Fornite Fall Skirmish              Trial   Week 2  -  Prize $1,250
10-23-2018:  4^th   Place -  Fortnite Fall Skirmish Series Trial  Week 5  - Prize $5,000
10-28-2018:  10^th Place -  Fortnite Fall Skirmish Series           Week 6  - Prize - $11,250
10-28-2018:  3^rd   Place -  Fortnite Fall Skirmish Club standings             - Prize $7,500

Welcome.

 
     

Been using and loving EVGA products since 2006. Started with an 8800 Ultra, moved on to the GTX 460 SE (honestly probably not better than my 8800 haha) BUT I am now the proud owner of an RTX 2060 XC Ultra!
 
Specs are:
CPU: 4790k @ 4.6
MOBO: ASUS Maximus Hero VII
GPU: 2060 XC Ultra @ 2085
RAM: 16gb Corsair @ 1864
Case: Corsair 750D
PSU: Thermaltake 1200w
Cooler: Corsair H110i
 
That's all the major components. Of course there's 5 HDD's and boot/OS drive is on a seperate SSD, WiFi card, USB 3.0 PCI add-on card, Blu-Ray RW drive, blah blah blah
 
PSU needs replaced and will probably be my next purchase. That or my monitor which is starting to show its age and is clearly not a good enough monitor for my fancy new 2060. Stuck at 1080p and 60hz doesn't do the available horsepower any good but I see no reason what-so-ever to upgrade my CPU and MOBO. DDR4 is not enough of a reason imo. Plus with Intel pushing back new architecture until 2022 I think I can make that work and then start from the ground up.
 
ok, that's my story! Long-live EVGA!