On this system setup page, you will find a list of everything that is used during the live streams on Twitch.TV, or Youtube. The same computer is used when creating and editing videos for Youtube.  The computer is very fast with all the latest parts available. The graphics card is the latest NVIDIA GeForce RTX at 24 GB and costs a lot of money but is well worth it, in the end, to give the best gaming experience possible with flight simulators like Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and XPlain 11 that use a lot of graphics memory when you have three monitors or an ultrawide monitor like I have. You certainly notice a difference in performance compared to a cheaper computer with a price of £300 or £500.  I started with a £500 computer back in 2010 before getting into gaming then in 2015 decided to upgrade to a better computer I built myself for £700. Then I upgraded again in 2019 with a custom build costing me around £1400. I made some of the money back by selling the old computers on eBay because it was no use for me to keep the computer and better going to someone who needed a computer. The computer I have now as seen on this page cost me between £3700 and £3900 to build and was built by me. The case is a big Dark Base Pro 900 Orange V2 and needed to be a big case to fit all the parts especially the graphics card and Corsair iCUE H150i PRO XT RGB Liquid CPU Cooler that has three fans. The medium size computer cases are too small to fit a Corsair iCUE H150i PRO XT RGB Liquid CPU Cooler. See below to see all parts inside my computer and everything else I use. Click in the text area to see original listings from where I bought all my parts on Amazon.co.uk. Some areas have no links embedded due to no longer being sold and items being upgraded by the manufacturers and updated by the original retailers. You can also see photos taken of my system setup with the Canon SLR Camera shown in the first image on the System Setup Gallery page.