Just Getting Started Have Servos Need Direction

Some HP AMD's were quite good some 7 or 8 years ago.
5750 was the model, i think.

It does a mater a bit, as some manufacturers do not comply to electronic standards ( looking at you, AMD ), and some have way to many power saving options that may or may not work ( NVIDIA ), some have made some terrible design decisions ( intel hyperthreading ), and so on.
The computer industry has stagnated to a screeching halt!
All those "briliant" ideas come to bite us as users of said computers, in many, many ways.

JuniorC wrote:

Do you mind if I ask what PC you're using?

Thanks again.

Which one ???
I have 5 laptops here at arms reach and a 8 core xeon workstation, another one mining with 2 nvidia cards above my head, behind me two more PC's with 3 x 24" monitors, another laptop and two more 24" monitors near my bed and a 32" monitor connected to a Lenovo x220 laptop used to watch batlebots and other stuff in my bedroom. Also another 5 or 6 PC's and 2 or 3 laptops all over the workshop not in use. 4 more miners with nearly 30 Nvidia and AMD cards.
This is why i usually end up with no money at all, quite often!

JuniorC wrote:

You have quite the selection. My garage projects is about as bad. LOL. My wife just shakes her head when she comes out to the shop.
Is there anyone of your fine collection of computer that you prefer?
Is there any major benefits in using a mesa 7i92m instead of a mesa 5i25 or 6i25?

Not really, i use two or 3 of them at the same time in the shop, carry rarely one of the laptops, but no preferences.
I do most of the testing with 7i92, have a 6i25 constantly on not doing much, the rest as needed.
I prefer 7i92 due to ethernet connection so i can test on laptops and carry it home from time to time.

JuniorC wrote:

Thanks again for your time.

I see you have a kuka in the shop. We have several on some automated machine where I work. The are smaller. Do you work on them and if so how do you like?

You are welcomed.
It is not in my shop, i chose it for a client, installed, made a lot of wiring, added the MIG welder and wired it to be controled from the robot, made hardware modifications to have it work stand alone ( usually they are controlled externally by a central computer, so they do not work alone), programed it. He used it for several years and soll it a month ago.
I do like them a lot.