Vasboch

Considering the newer existence of tools using the Apple Game Porting Toolkit and other software like it (Something like this software called Whisky or crossover), I'd love to see a video covering how easy/hard it is to run "windows only" games on the mac. For example, I installed and ran cyberpunk 2077 on my m3 macbook air and it worked surprisingly well. To see the difference between older games to newer ones and actually gain some decent reasoning behind some decreased performance in older games compared to new. Sonic adventure 2 battle only runs at about 10FPS in game vs the almost 30FPS that Cyberpunk 2077 managed.

Highly recommend revisiting eGPU's as thunderbolt is still being held back by PCI-e speeds and the display return channel quite a few people may be using. Recently learned that Apex Legends is one of many games to outright have problems when running on an eGPU without an external display out. Frametimes above 300 ms when moving- in a movement shooter. Beyond that, applying the video to budget lan setups allow for people to stop thinking that you need a high powered tiny desktop for LAN parties. Think steam deck vs. older office laptop with thunderbolt & dock & gpu, vs budget gaming laptop.

Joined under my forum name, I hope I can help in general when it comes to F@H! https://stats.foldingathome.org/donor/Vasboch

I mean, if LTT lets us do it, I don't think it would be that specific of a topic, they would make it more broad so people would be more creative.

So, I had an idea while searching for reviews on affordable truly wireless earbuds. Would the community, aka everyone here, want to try to write our own scripts in a competition type format? Either in teams or alone, I really think that LTT would thrive using the community to source the video subjects. Thanks for reading!

Got it, and need to make sure there are no metal shards.

I already got it custom painted... I am too into it now.

That was the plan to begin with. I know that it would be hard, but, most thing are with proprietary cases. If it didn't work, then I would build using any ITX case. And if it works, I challenge anyone to try it. (LINUS!(But don't drop it)).

sleeper, that is console sized. I can use this... sff 1060

Meh, I can make my own mounts and if I use the right power supply it could work. (HDPLEX 400W) I am also planning to use a PCIe riser to turn it 90 degrees.

So, first off, I have no clue how I am going to fit everything in this case, so if you know how to do a model in a program, that would be helpful. Second, I have 4 different choices for specs. (Cost is no problem.) Pentium Core i3 Core i5 Core i7 Finally, I am making it for a console/streaming, Youtube recording/editing, and general pc things. if you make any changes to any list, please link it in USD. NEW: If you want to help fund this project, here is the link: FUNDS

Specs: Intel core 2 duo e8400, Radeon 7450 (dell), 4 GB DDR2 667MHz, 250 GB WD black. Story behind this pc. I had a dell optiplex 960 (core 2 duo) with a graphics card (HD 7450) given to me 5 months ago. Everything was going great with my pc until it started shutting off randomly. It turned out that the first ram slot was fried. I didn't have a pc for about a week, until I was given one by a friend. (I will call him rick.) So, the pc that rick gave me stunk for gaming, I couldn't even play minecraft. I had the idea that I should take the cpu and gpu from the dell and put it in to rick's pc. That is to now. I need to go buy some thermal paste for the cpu and get back up and running. until then, I am using my hp laptop with a 1st gen core i5 520, and an nvidia g105m.

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