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Looks great, I think the running cost vary quite a lot, my mate had his for 3-4yrs or so and it only cost him a set of tyres.

Cuda and RT makes my life so much easier, used to be ages waiting for stuff to render on cpu's only to see it was wrong.

Martini Henry has been unnerfed and is now a beast again. :smile:

Go with the 1060, I've always bought the **60 variants for our workstations and they are pretty decent.

Going to pull the trigger on a Ryzen cpu soon, is the 1700X worth it over the 1700 do we think? I don't play games but it will be running Unreal engine and various render programs, cad software etc.

Fair enough, It was mainly advice for newbies to die less. Tbf I hate the medic class, all about assault and at rocket gunning snipers.

As in don't run and gun like you can with the assault classes, try and keep enemies mid range where machine guns are less effective etc.

I think you have to match the class to how you play more in bf1, Medic and scout for example are more long range hanging back type play.

I'm still struggling to see why your having such difficulty, I think the bullet mechanics work really well in bf1, to such extent it's hard to go on ridiculous killing sprees without a tank, which is how it should be imo.

Depends on the gun, everyone seems to love the hellreigal but I think the mp18 is better even tho statistically it's worse.

Yeah mine took a while to update too. I've noticed you now get extra grenades after a few minutes, seems stupid because the nade spam was bad enough before.

In fairness isn't the lense worth almost 3k alone, in that respect its good value.

bombers useless imo its all about the attack plane.

Yep but it doesn't get used enough really brakes are always seized when I get in it. Still can't bring myself to sell it.

Mines been ran on Texaco 95 ron for 60 000 miles had no issues at all, driven pretty hard for most of those mile too. The engine is also comparatively strong to other 182s it's come up against so I don't think it makes a difference, it is only 2 grand car after all.

Yeah the 8 cores is going to be great for people like me who use render engines and cad software.

AMD Ryzen 7 1700 looking like its the one to buy for overclockers. :smile:

Depends what your doing. ;)

Ah that's cheap compared to some of the quadros we have.

I'm toying with getting it, but not at £40.

If the prices are similar then definatly go for the trophy, I assumed you could get a edc for a few grand less. Budget some money to change those god awful wheels tho... :tongueout:

Depends on the modding qs. If your buying to keep and modify I think I would go with the 200edc, it looks better on the the black alloys in the yellow or reddish colours. A remap and some new springs and you basically have a trophy. If it's just a stop gap car then probably just go straight...

Just modify it? Only needs some extra standoffs putting in.

Amd have left a bit late unfortunately, intel has pretty much become standard now so I imagine a lot of software is optimised for intel.

Always annoys me that works but when you do it to someone with the tank it never kills then.

Trouble atm is the data back from scanners moving around is still rubbish. They also already have cameras fitted for the colour overlay, even that's not particularly fantastic data tho.

Only thing I've noticed is I now get a s**t load of ribbons every game, its pissing me off because they pop up in the middle of the screen and I get shot.

We do all sorts but the bulk of our work is measuring heritage buildings, statues etc. Then we produce anything from 2d drawings to Vr for various uses. My favorite is the stuff we do is projection mapping, so we produced the model for the vid below for example.

I work with scanners daily and there's no way the technologies there or even close. We still struggle to deal with clouds bigger than 30-40 mil and the scanners are gathering the data at 500 000 points per second. As Sharky outlined above, the scanners pick up colour but its a snap shot of the...