Poseidon Project (Gaming Computer)
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wrote on 29 Jun 2020, 19:30 last edited by
That's some space age stuff. I haven't played a comp game since 2009
but I'm considering a console for the winter 
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That's some space age stuff. I haven't played a comp game since 2009
but I'm considering a console for the winter wrote on 29 Jun 2020, 20:04 last edited by@Louis-DT-WR ps5 is coming out soon
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@oldman It's just for playing games, not that I really do that. As you say, it's just for browsing forums, watching YouTube/TV and writing code on.
I may play a game here and there but it's more about the build than anything else.
wrote on 1 Jul 2020, 00:08 last edited by@Calum said in Poseidon Project (Gaming Computer):
@oldman It's just for playing games, not that I really do that. As you say, it's just for browsing forums, watching YouTube/TV and writing code on.
I may play a game here and there but it's more about the build than anything else.
That's a ridiculously nice build but I am sort of hoping you're being sarcastic there, if you only did it for bragging rights and being able to watch cute cat videos on youtube well... I wouldn't have taken a plunge like that. Even for 4k gaming, this is way overkill for most games unless you're fanatical about both quality and quantity. Still, it remains a very crisp and tidy looking setup which most people won't have so hats off to you!
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wrote on 1 Jul 2020, 05:24 last edited by
@Minia I don't own or want to own a TV. So this doubles up as a TV. The desk has four presets so when you are sat on the sofa you can lower it down to eye level.
I can justify the cost because its the main feature of my living room and I bought it over twelve months. So it's like financed whip
I was eyeing up my Steam library and there isn't a single game that I want to install lol. But I wouldn't mind getting Forza Horizon.
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@Minia I don't own or want to own a TV. So this doubles up as a TV. The desk has four presets so when you are sat on the sofa you can lower it down to eye level.
I can justify the cost because its the main feature of my living room and I bought it over twelve months. So it's like financed whip
I was eyeing up my Steam library and there isn't a single game that I want to install lol. But I wouldn't mind getting Forza Horizon.
wrote on 1 Jul 2020, 10:45 last edited by@Calum Oh I have no complaints, but it makes it a very expensive TV. I have't played Forza, but I have enjoyed Project Cars a good deal with the wheel setup and a Valve Index VR headset. Honestly great stuff, cheaper than having a track day car for sure lol. Enjoy your fantastic setup man
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@Calum Oh I have no complaints, but it makes it a very expensive TV. I have't played Forza, but I have enjoyed Project Cars a good deal with the wheel setup and a Valve Index VR headset. Honestly great stuff, cheaper than having a track day car for sure lol. Enjoy your fantastic setup man
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@Minia I do need VR to be fair. I've never used a VR headset, but I think I would be so absorbed by racing games in VR.
wrote on 1 Jul 2020, 11:12 last edited by@Calum I've been in the VR game for four years now. Honestly it's phenomenal how things have progressed, the amount of games which feel like they come from professional studios is still limited but the experience and immersion you can get is fantastic. I'm helping to develop a WW2 mecha-tank VR game at the moment, exciting stuff since that is kind of my niche. I enjoy the co-op stuff. Still early days for VR though, but Project Cars is one of those games that have full VR support and feels great.
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@Minia I do need VR to be fair. I've never used a VR headset, but I think I would be so absorbed by racing games in VR.
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@Calum the vr racing games are dope I used a controller must be mega if you also have the steering wheel
wrote on 1 Jul 2020, 14:21 last edited by@declan You seen mixed reality? That was next level
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@declan You seen mixed reality? That was next level