IGN (In game name): Propertyofclk Age: 20 Name one of the rules: No spamming Any previous experience on an minecraft server?: Played on many servers and ran one of my own.
I'm looking for something with gaming capabilities as well as being able to render large scenes (I'm a game design major) I want to stay around the $1000 mark, for the PC itself, less is better lol. I already have the OS and peripherals I need. Here's what I put together but since its my first build I wanted to see what others thought of it.
Budget: $1000 US currency
Buying the parts: ASAP
System Usage: game scene/object rendering. Gaming capabilities, preferably able to run games like skyrim, COD and mine craft at max. If it has to be medium settings to fit the budget that's fine.
Are you including monitor, peripherals, OS etc in your budget?: nope
Preferred Websites / Stores for parts: newegg
Overclocking, yes or no?: no
SLI / Crossfire, yes or no?: yes
Monitor Resolution (if upgrading, post the resolution of the monitor resolution you want): n/a
Other:
Why are you upgrading?: current laptop is too slow for what I need.
Like this:
Mine are just setup a little different because I have multiple layers, they are staggered so the mobs can make their way to the bottom. A spawn pad is basically just a square or rectangle pad of cobblestone or dirt or whatever (just not half slabs and glass) that doesn't get any light and allows mobs to spawn on it
They don't spawn in peaceful mode. They are leftover from the last time you loaded the world in easy, normal or hard. If you kill the slimes you run into on peaceful no new ones will spawn until you load it on another difficulty.
I think it's pretty neat! like the exp. farm, how did you make it?
Thanks! The XP farm is just your basic mob trap it has layers of spawn pads and the mobs just walk around in there falling off the layers one at a time until the get to the bottom part of it and there are water currents that bring them to the center where they drop down 22 blocks into that part in my basement and it only takes 1-2 hits with your first to kill them and harvest the XP.
I've been working on this world since a week or so after TU7 came out, all of this was done legit on survival, hard difficulty most of the time and normal difficulty when it wasn't.
First house I setup when I started the world. (XP farm behind it =P)
Storage area underneath the house, Entrance and exit are only accessible via hidden redstone doors inside and outside of the house.
Each set of chests has a sign showing whats in it
Stairway to a bedrock mine.
Automated potion system. Each button is wired to different dispensers that drop the ingredients from the ceiling.
Auto harvest watermelon farm and wheat farm under the storage area.
XP farm.
Something every minecraft home should have! Cake making station!?!?!?
Tree farm, behind the XP farm.
Enchanting room
Secret passage behind the enchanting table.
What it leads to.
If you throw an item in the water it opens a door in the dome.
What that leads to =P (haven't decided what I'm going to do with this yet)
It doesn't seem that the projects support CUDA or OpenCL but im not positive.
I don't need peripherals, I would need a copy of windows 7 64 bit(not sure which version), Not sure what overclocking is lol, at least 1TB of HDD space, hopefully within the next 6 months or so. As for games/programs, Minecraft, BF3, MMORPGS, Skyrim and other games like that. Programs: Unity 3D, ZBrush, Maya 3D, 3Ds max, pretty much all the programs in the Adobe CS6 master collection.
Edit: If the monitors are going to be an issue as far as price I can just not include those in the budget. That being said, would I be able to stay a little ways under $1000 and still get a decent build with everything I need it for?
Then don't buy an Xbox. You already have it on PC and the 360 version isn't going to be any different. Get over yourself.
It will not be coming out for PS3 ever. Unless Mojang some how gets out of their contract with Microsoft. Currently the contract they signed is a exclusive deal with Xbox which means no other consoles will be getting it.
Most exclusivity contracts are for a set period of time and most game developers lost interest in porting the game to other consoles once that period of time is up, so while its not likely its possibly it could come to PS3.
I hope they consider bring Minecraft to the ps3, There losing A LOT of money only putting it on the Xbox. And if they think I'm about to go out and buy an Xbox just because of this. There flipping joking.
Nobodies expecting you to go buy an xbox. It will most likely come to PS3 at a later date, until then just play on your PC. Problem solved.
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Age: 20
Name one of the rules: No spamming
Any previous experience on an minecraft server?: Played on many servers and ran one of my own.
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I edited the first post with the information from that thread.
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Budget: $1000 US currency
Buying the parts: ASAP
System Usage: game scene/object rendering. Gaming capabilities, preferably able to run games like skyrim, COD and mine craft at max. If it has to be medium settings to fit the budget that's fine.
Are you including monitor, peripherals, OS etc in your budget?: nope
Preferred Websites / Stores for parts: newegg
Overclocking, yes or no?: no
SLI / Crossfire, yes or no?: yes
Monitor Resolution (if upgrading, post the resolution of the monitor resolution you want): n/a
Other:
Why are you upgrading?: current laptop is too slow for what I need.
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Haha thank you! But I can't take all the credit as someone else came up with the idea I just tweak it to fit my needs lol.
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I'll add you next time I'm on.
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Like this:
Mine are just setup a little different because I have multiple layers, they are staggered so the mobs can make their way to the bottom. A spawn pad is basically just a square or rectangle pad of cobblestone or dirt or whatever (just not half slabs and glass) that doesn't get any light and allows mobs to spawn on it
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Thanks! The XP farm is just your basic mob trap it has layers of spawn pads and the mobs just walk around in there falling off the layers one at a time until the get to the bottom part of it and there are water currents that bring them to the center where they drop down 22 blocks into that part in my basement and it only takes 1-2 hits with your first to kill them and harvest the XP.
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First house I setup when I started the world. (XP farm behind it =P)
Each set of chests has a sign showing whats in it
Stairway to a bedrock mine.
Secret passage behind the enchanting table.
What it leads to.
What that leads to =P (haven't decided what I'm going to do with this yet)
Whew... So whats everyone think =D
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To answer your questions,
It doesn't seem that the projects support CUDA or OpenCL but im not positive.
I don't need peripherals, I would need a copy of windows 7 64 bit(not sure which version), Not sure what overclocking is lol, at least 1TB of HDD space, hopefully within the next 6 months or so. As for games/programs, Minecraft, BF3, MMORPGS, Skyrim and other games like that. Programs: Unity 3D, ZBrush, Maya 3D, 3Ds max, pretty much all the programs in the Adobe CS6 master collection.
Edit: If the monitors are going to be an issue as far as price I can just not include those in the budget. That being said, would I be able to stay a little ways under $1000 and still get a decent build with everything I need it for?