CPU
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X - 64 Cores ( 2.9 GHz Base Clock - 4.3 GHz Boost Clock )

GPU
Asus ROG Strix RTX 3090 OC - 24GB GDDR6X - Ampere

Motherboard
Asus ROG Zenith II Extreme Alpha

Storage
Western Digital Black SN850 1TB M.2 NVME

RAM ( 128GB )
8x G.Skill Trident Z C18 DDR4 3600MHz 16GB ( running in Multi-Channel configuration )

Streaming PC Build, originally designed for and meant for a dear friend

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UPS APC BX1400U 1400VA ( 5-10 Minute of Maximum runtime if under Battery load only, PC Set to Automatic Shutdown in 2 Minute in-case Backup Diesel Generator stopped running, shutdown can be intervened by user to continue running the computer on battery power )

UPS APC SRT3000XLI Smart-UPS 3000VA ( 20-30 Minute Maximum runtime if under Battery load only )

Heavy Duty Diesel Generator connected to Automatic Transfer Switch - 30 Second Automatic Startup after detecting no power from Main Grid
( Fuel: Minimum 72 Hour runtime capable of sustaining normal everyday House Power Load, Stabilized with Diesel Sta-Bil in 63:1 recommended dilution ratio extending the Diesel life for long term storage )

High Voltage Safeties: Petzl Vertex + Vizen Arc Flash Visor + Sena Tufftalk Headmount Ear Muff, Czech CM-6M CBRN, National Safety Flame Resistant Arc Flash rated Hood and Gloves, FR Overall, 12Kg + 3Kg Co2 Fire Extinguisher ( Main ), 3Kg ABC Powder Fire Extinguisher ( Backup ), 3kg ABC Powder Thermatic ( Automatic Fire suppression ) unit, SFT 240 Clean Agent FE-36 ( Fire tubing type automatic fire suppression ).

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Operating System
PfSense

CPU
Intel i7-4790K - 4 Cores ( 4.00 GHz Base Clock - 4.40 GHz Boost Clock )

GPU
GTX 970 Zotac AMP! Extreme Core - 4GB GDDR5

Motherboard
Asus Sabertooth Z97 Mark 1

RAM ( 32GB )
4x Generic DDR3 1600MHz 8GB ( running in Quad Channel configuration )

4G LTE Failover
2x 360 Omni-Directional 4G LTE Antenna ( Unit is set to switch to 4G Internet from the nearest Cell Tower automatically if the main Internet connection is interrupted by unintentional or intentional connection interruption )

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Encryption Algorithm
AES / Serpent / Twofish / Camellia / Kuznyechik ( In a Cascading Cipher configuration mostly in a mixed combination of three ciphers in a cascade and stacked inside one another, we do a little trolling against Quantum Computer "I refuse to drink the corn syrup" D:< ).

Hash Algorithm
Mostly SHA-512 but sometimes I like to sprinkle in Whirlpool / Streebog into the mix.

Full-Disk Encryption Wipe policy
No Wipe if its a brand new Hard Disk Drive or Solid State Drive.

1-Pass (Random Data) if its a Modern Hard Disk Drive of a known or trusted brand.

3-Pass (US DoD 5220.22-M) if its an older Hard Disk Drive (for example from 1990 or early 2000) or of a questionable brand with questionable quality.

7-Pass (US DoD 5220.22-M) I might be feeling a tad bit Schizo or the previous content of the Hard Disk Drive may or may not be sufficiently spooky enough that I'd be willing to do this method.

35-Pass ("Gutmann") I'm either feeling very Schizo or I had some sort of attachment toward this specific Hard Disk Drive that may or may not previously had some extremely spooky content (either because of the drive monetary value or sentimental value) that I would be willing to spend Weeks or Months to leave my PC on running this wipe pass method because otherwise it would've been better to just Crush, Puncture and Melt the drive physically into multiple pieces then scattering said pieces into the ocean miles apart.

Full-Disk Permanent wipe policy
Clean All method via Command prompt (Windows 10) diskpart > list disk > select disk [Disk Number] > clean all > ( Wait for Hours until it says that it successfully clean the disk ) > Go to Disk management and reinitialize the disk. This method overwrite all sector of the drive into a 0 perfect for Solid State Drive but should not be done too often as it reduces the SSD life span.

The Ron Swanson Nuclear option ("Yeetus Deletus") Crush, Puncture and Melt the drive physically into multiple pieces then scattering said pieces into the ocean miles apart (done in that order). Generally only done to a dying, non-functional or inaccessible drive.

( MiB = Mebibyte ) ( GiB = Gibibyte )

Algorithm | Encryption | Decryption | Mean

AES | 44.8 GiB/s | 44.1 GiB/s | 44.5 GiB/s

Serpent | 10.1 GiB/s | 10.8 GiB/s | 10.4 GiB/s

Twofish | 10.3 GiB/s | 10.1 GiB/s | 10.2 GiB/s

Camellia | 7.8 GiB/s | 7.1 GiB/s | 7.5 GiB/s



( MiB = Mebibyte ) ( GiB = Gibibyte )

Algorithm | Encryption | Decryption | Mean

AES | 16.8 GiB/s | 16.9 GiB/s | 16.8 GiB/s

Twofish | 12.7 GiB/s | 14.6 GiB/s | 13.7 GiB/s

Serpent | 11.7 GiB/s | 12.5 GiB/s | 12.1 GiB/s

Camellia | 10.4 GiB/s | 10.6 GiB/s | 10.5 GiB/s


( MiB = Mebibyte ) ( GiB = Gibibyte )

Algorithm | Mean

SHA-512 | 515 MiB/s

SHA-256 | 396 MiB/s

Whirlpool | 244 MiB/s

Streebog | 118 MiB/s