NBornkilla
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here we have a guy that like to play the game in the easiest mode
PC The Offtopic, A17 thread.
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No insinuation intended. To be clear I said "maybe," meaning, "Maybe Gobarg agrees with The Gronk's opinion, or maybe not. Even though I know I don't agree, I don't know if Gobarg does, and I don't want to presume Gobarg also disagrees with The Gronk." I used your name because The Gronk's post, which I was replying to, was responding to your post, and I did so specifically intending to emphasize that we each speak on our own behalf.
Cheers. :tea:
The Gronk
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I also like killing the zombies, there's always a walkway above and a series of alternating thick and thin pillars instead of an actual wall which means I can hit the Z's from many different angles. I just like having a layered battle-plan as well as layered defences. I do tend to over-prepare 
The Gronk
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You can drop the gfx card down a generation or two, have a single HDD and a single monitor. It'll run reasonably well and cost a hell of a lot less. Probably around £600 - £800 gbp or around $1000 - $1500 aud. If you have a donor computer for the little stuff like a case and fans you can also lower the cost a bit.
JaxTeller718
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For Ravenhearst we increased zombies on horde nights but removed all radiateds and instant better performance. Radiateds are a performance killer for sure. Instead we invented stronger tiers of vanilla zeds and replace radiateds with that and people can enjoy horde nights again.
spud42
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OCAU is an Aussies friend..
3770K OC to 4.2GHz
GA-z77x-UDH3
16GB ram
2 x 120SSD i is windows and the other steam library
GTX970 ( bought for $125 and sold my 2 GTX680's for $75 each...)
water cooled, tripple 26" 1920x1200 viewsync monitors....
1 TB HDD
not one thing bought new. the lot probably under $600AUD , i get around 80 FPS
Well I guess this is where the confusion sets in...The mainstream notion of AI is, that if your no longer able to tell, that your chatting with a program and not a human. Than that is equal to true AI.
It is not!
This is really VI... Which can be extremely complex, but it will never be true AI.
It is worth noting here, that as far as I know, no one has the slightest idea how to develop an Quantum AI...
We haven't even been able to construct convincing neuronet models using conventional computer mechanics yet.
A QC may make this neuronet integration easier with time, but no one knows how.
And let's just get the 1st iteration of the thing first, before the imagination starts to run wild
Edit:
What it currently looks like a QC would be excellent at, would be f.eks spacenavigation. Very very very complex calculations, can be answered with very good probability, near instantly... You do them over and over, to keep on course... Could be very efficient.
In research of all fields the currently envisioned QC would be invaluable! You could simply not compete without it...
Ahh, I deleted my question because I assumed zombies and players would also be included in the scan. And because they normally move around such an optimization wouldn't gain much.
Last build for my son I just went with a 1TB M.2 SSD. It was about 300 dollars. That makes it only about double the cost of a 250GB SSD and a 1TB 7200rpm HD. It was shocking how much faster not having any kind of drive that had to spin up improved boot times. You hit the power switch and blink and you can log into Windows 10.
