IMO, on the Game Awards where it was announced, he looked extremely nervous to say much of anything. And he seemed like he was trying to downplay what the game has with his comments on it being a small team working on it. Which I don’t blame him.

I have a mix of wifi and POE cameras and they all work for me.

Can vouch for this. Been using a bunch of Reolink cameras with BI for years. Be careful with Reolink, though. Some cameras work fine and some don’t at all, unless you use some middleman software, which is still hit or miss. Ran into this recently with a camera I got for my garage.

Edit: The Reolink Lumus line is NOT compatible. They don’t broadcast rtsp.

There was some stuff that came out a couple weeks ago I think that said the extreme horniness was a bug and it’s patched now. So they won’t try to jump your bones so quickly and aggressively now, lol.

The recent God of War games come to mind immediately. They’re both made to look like a single continuous shot throughout the game and it’s obvious the developers put a lot of thought into the cinematography.

The 3D printing part isn’t as it doesn’t really involve a computer if you don’t want to. But if you do CAD design, then yes obviously. The 3D printing slicer software is still 3D software, but you can’t do as much as a full blown CAD program.

I use Fusion 360 for CAD design, which uses multiple cores.

as you only adjust one shape for the print

I’m not sure what you mean by this. CAD and 3D printing are two separate processes. You make a design in CAD and then bring that file into 3D printing software (known as a slicer), which converts the model file into a gcode file (basically a list of instructions that the printer interprets for printing) that is given to the printer. The 3D printing part is mostly handled by the printer itself. Slicing the model file is the only part done on the computer. You can also just download files to print and never even use a computer if you don’t want to design yourself.

I sometimes download premade files to print, but more often that not I make designs myself in CAD, which I then print. But yes, you are correct in that the 3D printing part isn’t memory intensive. But I do a lot of CAD design, which is.

Man, thanks for the detailed post! I’ll definitely have to look more into how I’m using my PC nowadays. I still game, but I jump back and forth between the PC and the PS5 a lot. Most of my time is spent in Fusion 360 designing for 3D printing. So I’m not sure about the 5800x3d, but maybe upgrading to a newer generation Ryzen could be in the cards. Either way, I don’t want to rush into anything just yet, but you’ve definitely given me something to think about. Much appreciated!

https://lemmy.one/post/17459 has a good list to wade through

Oh, awesome, thanks for that! I was looking at the 5800x3d, but it looks like a downgrade to me. Am I missing something? Is the single stacked L3 cache that big of an improvement still even with less cores and lower clock speed?

Yeah, that’s how I feel. Nothing is screaming to be upgraded. And it’s a workhorse now with no issues knock on wood. Just curious what others thought and I’m just wanting to do something to it, haha. Thanks!

Eh it’s just a storage drive. I’ve got the 2tb ssd in as my main drive but yeah, I’d probably upgrade both sooner than later.

OOh, now there’s an idea. I’m always looking for new things to play around with. Thanks!

It’s a little different but definitely fun. I’m not sure I like where the story goes, but I immensely enjoyed the ride.

This is really the biggest reason I haven’t done a custom setup yet. I spend too much on 3D printing as it is. And I’m never satisfied so I know I’d be tinkering forever.

Nah, no issues. This was mostly just for discussion really. I guess I could have worded it better. Like “This is my setup, if you had it and wanted to upgrade something, what would be first?”.

I mostly play single player story stuff. Right now playing Breath of the Wild on Cemu. But usually stuff like Fallout, Tomb Raider, Sony’s games, Resident Evil, and VR on a Valve Index.

I do feel like cpu/mb/ram would be the thing to upgrade next, but I’d probably do that later. I’m probably going to end up doing water cooling the more I think of it.

Oh, if there’s a r/buildapc type community I should post this in, then please let me know. Thanks!