GIVING UP ON LAPTOP GETTING MY FIRST EVER GAMING PC
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GIVING UP ON LAPTOP GETTING MY FIRST EVER GAMING PC

so i wanted to get a 5050 laptop for 90k but looking at the prices i js gave up and decided to get a pc

are these specs good for 90k (the retailer is my fathers friend thats why im getting it for dirt cheap) and is it enough for

1080p gaming,blender,after effects,davinci resolve

u/spunky2045 — 1 day ago

IS 6 MONTHS ENOUGH FOR ME

So i got forced into JEE bcuz thats what's the default path is for PCM but never enjoyed it nd kept procrastinating nd never had any interest

For my background ive self taught myself design concepts few yrs ago out of curiosity when i was learning illustrator nd other tools nd also did create tonns of zines nd designs for the sake of enjoying

I never thought designing would be a sustainable career (i was mostly in the typical jee bubble) but stumbling across NID nd UCEED i found something i really wanted to persue nd had actual interest

I really wanna do designing nd have a career in something im naturally interested in

i really dont care abt the IIT tag i just want the best possible career in designing

is 6 months enough for me to prepare for it bcuz ive no idea about this nd it just aligned with my interest

also educate me on some reality checks about this im willing to learn

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u/spunky2045 — 2 months ago