Just finished building a new mocap PC!

After my girlfriend recorded a bunch of audio for our next scene, I processed several clips with AI, and it took many HOURS to complete. Basically an entire day of work. That was the final straw. It's time to replace my old potato of a PC. This will be a massive upgrade for my productivity. Faster load times, faster render times, faster AI processing, this is going to help me get scenes done quicker. I'm also crossing my fingers that this allows for more consistency while recording mocaps, with less lags and pauses. The PC is all put together and configured, now it just needs Windows installed on it.

Some of you might wonder if this will affect how heavy future scenes are. After all, my old PC has always compelled me to make very efficient scenes, ones that I could actually play in VR myself. I think I will be making our scenes more heavy than they were before, with more lights and effects, but my plan is to continue making them customizable, and add a UI button that will auto-configure it for slower computers. I think this will be a good middle ground. I also plan to test all scenes on my old PC first before releasing, so I can be sure to see how well it works on an older machine.

In a few days I'll give you guys the latest updates:
-How Cyberpunk Couch Ride is coming along
-An estimate on when our new tiers are being released
-What other scenes I'm working on this month
Thanks everyone! :)

In case any of you are wondering, here's the specs:
New PC:
CPU: Ryzen 9 7900X, GPU: RTX 4070 Super, RAM: 64GB DDR5 6000 MHz, Chipset: X670E, OS Drive: 2TB Gen4 NVME

Old PC:
CPU: Ryzen 7 2700, GPU: GTX 1080 TI, RAM: 32GB DDR4 2400 MHz, Chipset: X370, OS Drive: 512GB M.2 Sata