u/Shadowswarm_0

Image 1 — [Gauss] Dominion Marine (Starcraft 2 Cosplay)
Image 2 — [Gauss] Dominion Marine (Starcraft 2 Cosplay)
Image 3 — [Gauss] Dominion Marine (Starcraft 2 Cosplay)
Image 4 — [Gauss] Dominion Marine (Starcraft 2 Cosplay)
Image 5 — [Gauss] Dominion Marine (Starcraft 2 Cosplay)

[Gauss] Dominion Marine (Starcraft 2 Cosplay)

No marine is complete without a Gauss rifle and a combat shield. FOR THE DOMINION!

(Sidenote: I wanted to make the shoulders beefier to match the inspo a bit better but all the shoulder pads we have right now look a bit goofy on the Moto skin. This was the best I got :P)

u/Shadowswarm_0 — 1 day ago
▲ 291 r/starcraft

Starcraft 2 is LITERALLY unplayable >:(

The SCV stands for the Space Construction VEHICLE, and yet it's attacks are upgraded by INFANTRY upgrades, not VEHICLE upgrades, as it's name would suggest. Frankly I think this is absolutely disgraceful, and another example of "Blizzard Polish" just not meaning anything anymore. Sad to see this company fall so far, smh my head.

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u/Shadowswarm_0 — 3 days ago
▲ 1 r/eGPU

USB-C Port Clarification and Questions

Hey everyone! I have a few questions regarding eGPU's, as I think one would be best for my situation but I'm not sure if my laptop is compatible. I'm currently using a Dell Latitude 7290 for my studies, and while it works well enough for everything I need it to do, it struggles with one thing, which is rendering. I was hoping to use an eGPU as a solution to give it some extra graphical power, since I have some older gaming graphics cards lying around, but I don't think my laptop supports one? I have a USB-C port that's certified for DisplayPort usage, but from my research it seems DP isn't enough, and Thunderbolt is needed to get these to work. While my laptop supposedly comes with a Thunderbolt port OPTION, I don't believe my specific one was specced with that. If that is the case and I can't use that port, I do have an internal M.2 slot open, but it's a LTE WWAN slot, which I don't think supports NVME, so that wouldn't be an option either. Is this all correct, and if so, are there any other options for boosting my laptop's render speeds without just buying a new one? I rather like the one I have and would prefer not to go drop $1k on a gaming laptop just for a minor gripe. Thanks so much!

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u/Shadowswarm_0 — 7 days ago