so, i just got the most anticlimatic and exciting email from my university:
"you have completed you bachelor: congratiulations"
..... so i'm now a certified industrial designer/product developer i guess?
but still 2 years to go to become a senior product developer, so i begin my first day...
As far as i know there is no technical reason it would not work and almost all games do indeed work(only know this for certain about the quadros that i’ve used) , but some games have a bit that checks for quadro/FirePro etc. And Will just refuse to work because of this but there are work arounds
So amazon could not send the lg 38uc99 to belgium, so I started looking into other options and stumbled upon this thing ( the hp z38c) wich is basicly the same panel but more expencive but i got it for cheaper because it's second hand (it was used for like a month) :D.
-note how many more...
so amazon lost the package with the mouse :/ , but they refunded it and I bought it somewhere else and now it's here :D.
Still waiting on that monitor tho.
this summer i'll be doing more paid design, renders and vr development from home so my 10 year old 22" vga monitor and literally taped together mouse and keyboard aren't really cutting it any more. So it's time to upgrade the peripherals :D, the keyboard arrived today.
Still waiting on the mouse...
I haven't been designing cases lately (none that I can show yet anyway ;) ) but this is the process i use for most of my design work at school.
my design process usually begins with some research and a pinterest board, after that i usualy but not always make a moodboard to get a feel for the...
I have looked into this for about the same reason; that being using the deskmini gtx in a backpack with battery for vr.
And i came to the same conclusion as you but thru a different route.
This was the website i came across: https://randomfoo.net/2016/05/30/diy-backpack-vr-system
And I also...
Altough i mainly use solidworks to model and don’t really use any other program. I can’t recommend it, because of it’s instability and all around problems and the fact that if you were to make your case available for purchase you better not use pirated software and solidworks is not cheap (10k...
solidworks will run even big assemblys on a 1050(ti) as long as you are not building a nucleair reactor :)
(not more than a certain amount of parts like al the fins of a heatsink, these will be displayed as a rectangle to prevent stuttering during fast movements on screen)
and especially for...
short answer: buy the best geforce you can afford
as solidworks, visualise and blender will prefer cuda cores and clockspeed over certified drivers.
(and the only feature you would miss out on with a geforce is realview in solidworks, and this can be forced to work on geforce so you don't...
so i noticed something about the internal psu of the xbox one s, it has a standard 6-pin pcie connector.
Has anyone tried using it for egpu mods?
it's only 30€ and if it works it would be plug and play extra psu power.
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