Soarinex

So basic photoshop requirements list the following: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/system-requirements.html and I'm looking at a basic laptop for some basic/intermediate photoshop work, a little bit of schoolwork also. Here are the specs. Intel Core i7 2nd Gen Dual Core 2.7mhz (minimum) 8GB DDR3 (I would assume) Intel HD 3000 Graphics Is this good enough? I know a good amount about PC's but I just want to make sure before shoveling out the cash.

Thanks that's actually a really good idea, I was purchasing a new keyboard anyways.

Does anyone know of any products that are similar to a stream deck with the many buttons, but can have different "settings" so lets say I'm streaming so I want the stream deck to have a set of options and macros/keybinds for when I'm streaming, but when I'm playing a game I want a different set of keys? Is this something that a streamdeck does by default, or is there another product I should be looking for.

Thanks I'll look into it.

I have a server running on a vps and I can't just log into a panel and turn it on/off and its one of those things where crap breaks sometimes, I'd like to be able to have it start the program (.bat file) and close it via a command in the prompt or I can create a shutoff bat file.

Is there a way I can text a program on a computer and have it start/stop a program?

I have an internal HDD I can put it on

I don't have a usb on hand.

If I connect the hard drive to my new computer in my computer and put windows installation media on it can I also install windows to that drive on the new pc even if it has the media on it?

Be sure to make sure your power supply can handle your new card! Including pin connectors and max wattage!

I think your confusing RAM with VRAM. Your motherboard requires DDR3 RAM if thats what you mean? Your graphics card VRAM isn't affected by your motherboards RAM type.

I'm planning on building a new pc over the next few months. Here are my parts so far... Case: Fractal Design Focus G White Motherboard: ASUS PRIME B350-PLUS Power Supply: RAIDMAX RX-700AE 700W Ram: G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series DDR4 16GB (2x 8GB) Processor: RYZEN 5 1500X 4-Core 3.5GHz Graphics Card: Radeon RX 550 (4GB VRAM) Storage: 1TB Seagate Is this a decent build? Would I be able to stream from this some basic games?

Thanks.

I need to know whether the RX 560 is worth the extra cash or not.

The beeps can be the mobo telling you a code. Then you can match that with the info on their website.