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Wow...love it when prices drop...

Cool... Love vehicles...

Darrell Anderson had cancer is what I meant. I recall he posted about it on the Groboto forum which later got hacked.

Cool. Reminds me of Groboto3d. Too bad Darrel Anderson got sick and abandoned Groboto.

Interesting. I am already a Adobe CC customer (Photoshop CC 2019 & Lightroom CC 2019) as I do more photography then 3D. I think Substance Painter would be overkill for my needs. Tomorrow I'm signed up for a free Corel Painter webinar on creating textures with Don Seegmiller. I've owned Corel Painter longer then Adobe Photoshop.

I tend to purchase Corsair or Seasonic power supplies...

At home I have four home built computers. One is a low end AMD AM3 running Linux (Zorin-OS) and used as a Samba file server. The other three i7-4770, I5-2600K and AMD FX-8320. At first they all ran Windows 7 Home Premium and the FX-8320 would run easily with the I5-2600K. However after upgrading to Windows 10, initially the FX-8320 was fine but after a few Win10 updates the FX-8320 started to stall and freeze for a couple of seconds, then be ok. I tried a few bios setting tweaks recommend on sites like Tom's Hardware and others. Nothing seem to resolve the issue. I formatted the hard drive and re-installed Windows 10. The problem persisted. So before Christmas I formatted the hard drive and rolled the computer back to Windows 7. I notice a big performance gain running Windows 7 on the AMD FX-8320 over Windows 10. Perhaps the Threadripper has a similar issue with WIndows 10.

I presently have a I7-4770 with 32 GB of DDR3 memory with a Nvidia GTX 1060 video card 6 GB vram. I am debating on upgrading with an AM4 motherboard (prefer gigabyte mobos as all 4 of my computers at home use Gigabyte), 32 GB DDR4 and either Ryzen 7 1700x or Ryzen 7 2700. Does the price difference warrant much of a performance gain between the Ryzen 7 1700x and 2700? The Ryzen 7 1700x is $299 (Canadian dollars - Newegg) and the 2700 $409 / 2700x $449 - again Canadian dollars at Newegg. Cheers & many thanks..

I presently have a I7-4770 with 32 GB of DDR3 memory with a Nvidia GTX 1060 video card 6 GB vram. It replaced a GTX 750 TI with 4GB vram. I know of SLI and mismatched video cards will not work in SLI. However on Sicklefield's youtube channel she has three mismatched Nvidia cards in her computer for DAZ work. I've seen posts by other DAZ and Poser artists who have mismatched Nvidia cards claiming it spends up gpu rendering. Again I'm not talking about SLI or AMDs Crossfire. Will I gain any benefit by adding the GTX 750TI in 3DCoat or Vue? Cheers & Happy New Year...

Liking this...

Created using DAZ Studio 4.10, Corel Painter 2019, Lightroom Classic and Photoshop 2019. Rendered via DAZ Studio's Iray implementation.

Working on some Christmas illustrations. Created "Christmas Eve Napping" with DAZ Studio, Photoshop and Topaz Impression...

Wings3D and Milkshape were the first two 3D apps that introduced me to 3D. Milkshape I long ago abandoned as I hate point to point modeling. BUT Wings3D still has a soft spoke in my heart... http://www.wings3d.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=2721

Wow...that's good to know. Was not aware of this... Many thanks for asking for this function...

Installed Paint.net and Wow...worked... Never knew Photoshop had this TGA problem... I use Photoshop/Lightroom 90% of the time when my computer is powered on... I also have ArtRage 5 & Corel Painter 2019 but did not try them on the TGA. Cheers and many thanks to Andrew & Carlosan...