Golden-Wolf

I got i3-4130, GTX 570 at med-high settings 60fps solid. 1050x1680 res.

I say keep it. I've collected old parts over a couple of months. I might soon build a server to hold data, run video game servers or save projects to it. I've got 4.45 TB after snatching free HDD's. Also, I got two Amd CPU's. One is an x2 dual core for the am2+ socket (working) and the other is an X4 for the AM3 socket (working). The other parts are a GT 210, 4GB Crucail Ballistix Sports memory, disc drives, and two stock coolers. All of which are working.

Do know any good websites for used other than ebay or cragslist?

I am looking for a working Am3 motherboard. It is for a project that I am doing. Hopefully under $30

Thank you fpo.

I am still learning Python. But say I programmed the entire game in Blender game engine in Python then if I raised enough money on kickstarter would I be able to transfer it to the Unity game engine and edit some of the python code into C# to run better. Sorry for the run-on sentence.

I am using MagicVoxel. There is a modified Blender (UPBGE) I use that is dedicated to the Blender Game Engine and improving it.

My intentions are to not make the most graphic intensive game, but to simply use 3-d voxel graphics. It is going to mostly likely be a unique platformer that is inspired by Super Mario (on the NES) and FEZ. First release will be on steam. Thank you fpo for the series.

My goal is to make a quality game using Blender and the Python programming language. How would I exactly start making my game? Where are some good modeling tutorials? What are some good sites for Python? How would I make my own tools or lines of code to make the game unique? (Don't tell me to go use Unity and Unreal. I have chosen the Blender game engine I know it is limited.)

That is the scary part. One day cryptocurrency could be worth $10,000 and the next day it could be worth $500. It is just like the stock market. Also, $80,000 of electric is crazy. Although the 1.5 million in return makes it worth it. It is pretty stupid how popular bitcoin has become. I am just trying this burstcoin thing out for a few months. If it works out I might consider expanding. If not then I will shut it off. I am only making a $60 investment and my system consumes a max of 300 watts. So, my electric shouldn't be that power consuming. Thank you Psittac for the video on bitcoin. It was very helpful.

Thx AugOwnz. I will be sure to save my burst.

Thank you Psittac, I am going to take the risk. I am doing a lot of research for this before I go for it and thank's for the heads up about the value of cryptocurrency going down overnight. I do have a few more HDDs that I will use but need to be wiped.

I know at first I will be making about a dollar a month, but by the end of the year the Burstcoin value is suppose to go up. I know the risk. It is just that I want to make a miner and maybe by the ned of the year after expanding HDD space I will be making over $20-$50 a month or more. But will it be fine to run in a shed (in Florida weather)? Also, I calculated that 3200 burstcoin will be enough to pay off my computer. I do know about the electric too.

I am going to mine for burst coin using the hardware that is I have scavenged from old computers. Specs: (Anything mark "$FREE$" I got off older computers that were working): -AMD Athlon II X4 610e 2.4GHz Quad-Core $FREE$ -Gigabyte - GA-78LMT-USB3 R2 Micro ATX AM3+ Motherboard (I havn't purchased this yet) $20 -Crucial Ballistix Sport 4GB (1 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 $FREE$ -Western Digital Caviar Blue 320GB 3.5" 7200RPM $FREE$ -Seagate Barracuda 320GB 3.5" 7200RPM $FREE$ -Toshiba P300 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM $FREE$ -Gigabyte GeForce 210 1GB -Deepcool TESSERACT SW RED ATX Mid Tower (I haven't purchased this yet) $19.99 -550w 80 plus insignia power supply (I haven't purchased this yet) $10 -Ubuntu Linux (Cause it is free Cost: $60 I don't want to run this 24/7 in my house. I would like to place it in my shed, would it be a good idea (I have Florida weather)?

Thank you everybody for the help. I am going to do this burstcoin mining. I have been able to cut the cost of building the system to $60 with the parts I found on cragslist, it also comes with a 7800 1Gb GPU. Also, PSU for $5 550W. Again thank you all for your help.