I've been a gamer since the 80's. My first PC was a 286, with, I believe, 2 megs of RAM. Running D.O.S. 6.0; I optimized every aspect of my computer. In order to do so, I read and memorized the hardback manual that came with the computer so that I could properly edit config.sys and autoexec.bat. This was all for the sake of gaining extra frames per second, when playing DooM. From DooM to Quake, to Unreal Tournament, I was an FPS pro back in the day...as well as part of the community; I'd create levels/maps/textures for DooM Legacy, Duke Nukem 3D, Quake & Unreal.

Fast Forward to the year 2016, I'm not much of a gamer now a days..though I find myself returning to classic Diablo 2. Hell, this game easily withstands the test of time, proven by blizzards online support with Battle.net .
*edit* 2023, I'm bored of Diablo 2.

From back in the day, up until now, I've kept current with technology, primarily focusing on hardware and the software / drivers related to it. Because I'm all about speed, benchmarks and FPS, I make everything revolving around the technology my point of interest.

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Now in 2023, I'm kind of casual gamer. Instead of spending thousands on a top of the line computer (investing even more every couple of years), I decided to buy an Xbox Series X. It's a great system, for it's value.

Currently playing with my rating:

Diablo 4 : Needs massive improvements

Armored Core 6: I enjoy it, but it's the same as it's always been, with better graphics.

Starfield: Space isn't my thing, but this game delivers an adventure.

My Tag or signature has always been:
You can call me PROPS.