Adonis, when it comes to food, I know how to cook it.
The best steak I have eaten in my life was recently done on my green egg.
I got that bastard up to 700 degrees, with my 15 inch cast iron skillet inside that has been routinely seasoned with lard (better than any teflon leaching pan).
I had 2 dry aged prime ribeyes cut to 1 3/4 inch thick.
I brushed the steaks with EVOO, and rubbed them with very coarse ground black pepper (actually rolled with a rolling pin while in a Ziploc--an old chef showed me this years ago while I was bartending), and coarse Celtic sea salt.
Seared steaks for 3 minutes per side in the skillet. Removed steaks from skillet and let roast over the charcoal for 4 1/2 minutes with the vents shut down. Meat came out perfectly medium rare to medium. For ribeyes I actually like the meat a little more done than normal, but never more than medium, this is to carmelize all of that wonderful beef fat (tallow).
If this were a strip steak or a porterhouse, I like it rare to medium rare.