Installed the Quadro P4000 that I won from nvidia, excited to see how it does!
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My dream GPU, along with the Radeon PRO WX7100Installed the Quadro P4000 that I won from nvidia, excited to see how it does!
I'm cleaning out older stuff from my apartment, moved a lot of used electronics and accessories, and getting rid of some others (bye bye Prodigy case). In the midst of all the rummaging I found some previously used parts, like a generic pico-like PSU, that could come in handy in testing my new case.
Is that the ASRock STX DeskMini?Started work on yet another review..
@HeroXLazer The Z370, GTX1060 variant, yes 
Naively looked for a new rig ... 400 euros for a GTX1060 6GB, 700 euros for a GTX1070 (non-ti) ... 200+ euros for 2x 8GB DDR4 ... T.T ... will wait.
Yeah at the moment I wouldn't buy new anytime soon, I'd rather look at a recent second-hand one of someone that didn't notice the price hike.
I am with you both on that. Still considering a Raven Ridge based system as the total cost would be $688.07 CAD for the necassary parts. That said, I'm porbably better off getting a Nintendo Switch as it's cheaper, more portable, and I spend more time researching that than the computer.
PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant
CPU: AMD - Ryzen 5 2400G 3.6GHz Quad-Core Processor ($237.28 @ Memory Express)
Motherboard: Gigabyte - GA-AB350N-Gaming WIFI (rev. 1.0) Mini ITX AM4 Motherboard ($158.18 @ Newegg Canada)
Memory: Kingston - HyperX Fury Black 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR4-2133 Memory ($143.49 @ PC-Canada)
Storage: ADATA - XPG SX6000 128GB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive ($79.08 @ Memory Express)
Power Supply: SeaSonic - 300W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular Flex ATX Power Supply ($70.04 @ PC-Canada)
Total: $688.07
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2018-02-25 20:14 EST-0500
Went to family get together. Ate, chatted, and enjoyed myself. Studying up on Ruby programming using Ruby Koans.
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Started work on a 3d printable "case". Not really a case, takes some inspiration from Duniek's PurePC and LukeD's Orthrus. Decided to drop my switch hybrid concept until I can figure out a nice way to do it, but I need something to house my new pc.
Also as a teaser.... I just impulse bought a CR-10 mini 3d printer, a 2.5 watt engraving laser, and an ER11 set for a whopping $540 shipped... Needed a printer that was bigger than my ANET A8 and the rest was because of a recent post I made in the 3d printer thread, figured Id pull the trigger and try it out... you know, for science.
e -- Mini, not regular CR-10.
Also as a teaser.... I just impulse bought a CR-10 mini 3d printer, a 2.5 watt engraving laser, and an ER11 set for a whopping $540 shipped... Needed a printer that was bigger than my ANET A8 and the rest was because of a recent post I made in the 3d printer thread, figured Id pull the trigger and try it out... you know, for science.
e -- Mini, not regular CR-10.
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I finished configuring my Sublime Text install, been post-poning it for way too long. Here is the list of plugins I installed:
- Package Control: A must-have package manager
- Colorsublime: Color theme browser/installer
- Origami: Pane/window splitter à la emacs/vim
- SublimeCodeIntel: Smart autocompletion
- TerminalView: Terminal inside Sublime Text 3
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Applied as an extra for a show the people wouldn't say the name of, organized my computer desk, and started compiling everything I need spec-sheet wise for the FreeCad tutorials.
Also I signed up for FloatPlane, and set up version control for my Unity game. Radian is next to get that treatment, after the tutorials get better fleshed out. I'm fairly certain that I'll be using MkDocs for the tutorial series, but we'll see - I've just got a domain that's been sitting with nothing on it is all.
Also I signed up for FloatPlane, and set up version control for my Unity game. Radian is next to get that treatment, after the tutorials get better fleshed out. I'm fairly certain that I'll be using MkDocs for the tutorial series, but we'll see - I've just got a domain that's been sitting with nothing on it is all.
Moved about a third of our stuff today. It's a challenge moving a lot of this stuff by yourself - my kids are only 8 and 9 years old - they aren't as strong as I! Also, due to delays in various care systems, my dad's partner isn't moving into a care home yet, so I'm sleeping on a couch, with no privacy effectively, for 2-4 weeks.
Will be moving another third tomorrow and then the rest will trickle out as next week progresses. I hand keys back on the 9th.
Thus, expect my content production to be sporadic for a short while (a month or so). Sorry!
Hard times for you, I wish you the best of success and luck, hopefully you can soon plop down and have a relaxing day.
Today was spent at the hospital. Sadly, they weren’t expecting us for another 20 weeks. We got to spend 45 incredible minutes with our newborn daughter. Thankfully that was enough to say goodbye.EDIT: And then I found out that our first child who's on the way will be a daughter.
I wouldn’t wish a day like this on anyone, but man, was she incredible.
@Aichon The best of luck dealing with this enormous grievance for you and your partner.
@Aichon I am so so so sorry for you. Best of luck to you and your partner.
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