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Some stuff you can outrun but IIRC, when Vesuvius destroyed Pompeii the explosion burned all the O2 in the air, and thousands suffocated even before the ash began to fall. When mother nature pops a zit, be careful. Some things you can't outrun, even in an Aurora.

Yeah, the same generation that is eating Tide Pods.

Good question and I have wondered about the same thing. However, gaming rigs generally have a powerful GPU that COMSOL doesn't really need, and don't usually have 64GB ram, so there is this difference. In a laptop, I don't think we can overclock much. We're kinda stuck with whatever they have...

Won't let me upvote since I'm not a member, but surely deserves a ship!

You got that right, brother. View: https://youtu.be/M1F0lBnsnkE and gimme some of the Honky Tonk Woman. . . View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwVR40xgQ7k

Even if there are a lot of Carracks, they are intended to be so fantastically customizable that I don't think anyone would be wise to make assumptions about them. I'll bet there will be at least 20 subsystems one can custom for any ship, making no two the same. If the ship grows like so many...

I am learning in preparation for buying several machines with different requirements. One of the issues is we want to run COMSOL on a workstation grade laptop, like a Lenovo ThinkPad...

I think it matters what you intend to use the fleet for. Personally if I were going somewhere dangerous, I would prefer a fast fleet with lots of punch, so probably a Polaris/Carrack/StarG ensemble surrounded by a dozen small ships, some of which would run perimeter and others would scout...

so the connector for DDR4 is called m2, and one wants to verify it is running at full 3,200 Ghz?

Does this mean one should only look for CPUs that support DDR4? https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/ddr4-ram-specs-release-date-future-computer-memory/ Who is using DDR4? Most of what I see for cheap is DDR2. Seems that must be why it is cheap.

http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/ct250mx500ssd1?cm_mmc=Social-_-Facebook-_-LinkPost-_-mx500promo Do you look at transfer rate? For a good gaming machine, can you use SSD to replace inadequate DDR ram, or should oyu buy the more expensive (seemingly) fast DDR?

Them's fightin' words. You're sure you want to talk to a real philosopher that way? I don't have anything at risk. I haven't paid for the game, don't have time to play, and don't have a machine that could handle it if i did. I am involved here because it looks like the best game I have ever...

Whiskey.

They left off all the important ones: the state of paranoia, the state of confusion and the state of euphoria are all missing. Likewise the states of fear, self-loathing, and incontinence from tequila intake.

I don't think you'll ever see it here. "Full group functionality" seems would require the members to each be fully functional, and for that you need another group. We trade functionality for beer, here.

It really is important to remember that no one is really buying ships. They're supporting a game. There is no contract to deliver any ship at any given time. The ship is merely a benefit of early support and needs to be viewed that way to make any sense at all. You understand, none of us have...

Glad to hear you're through the worst. Get well soon!

That is a problem, but also note you have to have sufficient energy to deorbit the rods, which means you're lifting rockets to tie to those rods. I don't honestly think anyone would do something like this until we have a replacement for rockets. Needs something propellantless.

http://obutto.com/gaming-cockpits/r3volution-gaming-cockpit/

Yeah. Personally I would not spend cash on ships that aren't in game. You can get them when they come, so why not invest in the ones you can fly when you spend the money?