No. 438 broke my PSUI'm not sure ifReaction(=Recreation)has already shared this information already here but just in case:
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Quick update:
Almost 400 render done, all animations done.
As I said before, this is going to be a shorter update, I expect to get roughly 500 +/- render done overall.
With that said:
Have a great one
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Yay! (to the last part) but also OH NO! (to the beginning)No. 438 broke my PSU
But that aside, it looks like there will be more than 500.
You might want to have the "Yay" and "OH NO" switch places, it gives off the wrong impression like this
Use that $5 I threw at you this month and buy a GOOD power supply... FFS...No. 438 broke my PSU
But that aside, it looks like there will be more than 500.
Bought a psu from your $5, but it looks quite small and it only has one cable, I don't know how to connect my gpu and mainboard to itUse that $5 I threw at you this month and buy a GOOD power supply... FFS...
Huh? Sorry if this is off topic, but what PSU did you buy? To what GPU/GPU's and how much watts? You should'nt really cheap out on the PSU cuz that's usually the component you change last if your upgrading. A more powerful GPU is mainly the reason you switch to a more powerful GPU. The rest of the components doesn't require much power. The reason I ask is because I build PC's with custom waterloops so this is a hobby of mine.Bought a psu from your $5, but it looks quite small and it only has one cable, I don't know how to connect my gpu and mainboard to it
Obviously they were joking around.
I'm baffled that this wasn't obvious from the get go.It was a joke
I got the joke about the price. I was just interested in what PSU he got to replace the old one.
A good oneI got the joke about the price. I was just interested in what PSU he got to replace the old one.
Yeah when you work with 3D renders, it seems like you can't cheap out on rig power, sadly. At least when you put out as good quality as you do yourself with this game. A lot of others go for the cheap, basic 3D programs, so it's understandable that yours asks for quite a bit more.A good one
But seriously, I've spend more than enough money on computer hardware since I started dev'ing (and lost it again), by now I know it's better to buy something good, than something cheap^^
Amen to that. You'd be suprised how many priorities PSU last, when you want a PSU to last atleast 5-7 years and last for 2-3 gpu upgrades (single cards). It's a good investment.A good one
But seriously, I've spend more than enough money on computer hardware since I started dev'ing (and lost it again), by now I know it's better to buy something good, than something cheap^^
i thought you were buying workstation not normal pc.A good one
But seriously, I've spend more than enough money on computer hardware since I started dev'ing (and lost it again), by now I know it's better to buy something good, than something cheap^^
LMAO... I just had to whip this up...Bought a psu from your $5, but it looks quite small and it only has one cable, I don't know how to connect my gpu and mainboard to it
In my many decades with computers, there's one component that has failed the most on me, and that was PSUs... namely, cheap PSUs! I bought a more expensive PSU a decade ago and I am still using the same one in my new system. When you consider that I kept buying new PSUs constantly almost annually and add up the "cheaper" costs, it adds up to more than what I spent on this one, more expensive PSU. Cheaper PSUs are not cheap, not when you have to keep replacing them. I learned my lesson.A good one
But seriously, I've spend more than enough money on computer hardware since I started dev'ing (and lost it again), by now I know it's better to buy something good, than something cheap^^
It's like with cheap printers, you'll have to buy them every two years, because they always break, add to that more expensive ink, because of course it's more expensive... Or you buy a not so cheap one and it'll work for a decade, and ink somehow doesn't cost that much.
As good as your PSU is, I wouldn't want to run a modern system with a 10 year old PSU. They weren't built for the fast load changes of modern hardware (especially GPUs) back then. But it's true, very few people pay attention to buying a decent power supply, if at all then they only pay attention to the wattage. People pay thousands of dollars for their GPU, CPU, motherboard, and ram, but when it comes to the power supply, they buy a $30 non-branded part that produces louder coil whine even on standby than a branded power supply under full load.
