24 Jul 12:31
--https://hangouts.google.com/call/nms4wmz...rbfukfmx4e come draw with me guys
23 Jul 08:49
--I would have LOVED that game when I was a kid. And learned so much more physics younger. :-)
23 Jul 08:46
--NASA is actually using KSP as educational software for schools now, it is a great way to get kids to understand how rockets work.
23 Jul 08:45
--Well I'm such a space geek that I consider KSP basically a good way to learn orbital mechanics
23 Jul 08:44
--I keep meaning to get something to play...but never end up doing it. I might get that one that is the sequel to Limbo. Looks cool
23 Jul 08:44
--I'm running 16Gb ram with extension possible to 64gb, an i7-6700 and a 4GB gaming NVidia GPU. Runs sweet and decent enough for the basic 3D stuff I need :)
23 Jul 08:43
--This was the only article on digital painting workstation requirements I could find: http://www.fantasio.info/2014/01/the-101...nting.html
23 Jul 08:41
--I got the impression that PS and other painting programs can use more CPU and RAM, while games tend to really rely on the graphics (the CPU and RAM is important, but most in terms of not bottlenecking the GPU).
23 Jul 08:40
--Good gaming rigs with the exception of screen recommendations are mostly aligned with grunty design machines. It matters more if you are going to do 3D work of course
23 Jul 08:40
--And then there are the guys who like to tweak their systems like people used to tweak their car engines. OCing is cool but I'm not sure if I really need it.
23 Jul 08:39
--Like now a lot of it is either budget gaming, 4k gaming, and VR gaming rigs.
23 Jul 08:39
--One of the things that annoy me is that most of the build guides and advice for PC builders out there are geared towards gaming, makes it hard to figure out exactly what fits my requirements.