@Shrimpf I'm a Waterfox boy these days.

gay

😉

Aaaaa I ain't gay

Neither am I, friend.

😉

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Show

Of hands

Who here is gay

👌

No, I mean show me your hands

Are they big?

I can show you something else that's big. 😉

Is there a site I can see what potential upgrades I can make to my laptop?

I've got a Lenovo y700 but it has a HDD and 8gb ram. Feels slow as fuck even when running Photoshop even though it's only 3 months old

Or enlighten me why a i5 laptop is slow as fuck running stuff so simple

@kaetaa just saying i5 doesn't mean much. Which gen? Model?

An SSD would be a good start in any case

Chink SSD

SSD, then I7, then 16g

@kaetaa

I think you can offload rendering to GPU in Adobe settings if your laptop has one too

But I'm not a big photoshop guy

Ssd makes that big a difference in things outside of boot time ?

Not really.

opening applications

copying/moving files

I don't see why wouldn't have one unless you're absolutely strapped for cash tbh

Also this.

It's extremely pleasant.

But it's not a huge game changer for workflows.

also no noise <:alithink:327930371796893698>

Opening large files in cad / psd

No noise/vibration, less power usage / game files&loading times

Browser cache speed

Tons of irl usage ir affects to

But the speed boost is non-noticeable unless you actualy do some work on your comp

SSD can be bought for cheap

also >boot time