The Last Poster Wins! [v22]

[Chakramaster]

Anyone have tips on what I would need for a desktop computer? Like one that'd be used for gaming and general usage? I know with ones with that liquid nitrogen coolant you need to change it every so often. So if I did that I'd have to learn how...and knowing my luck with computers that might be a problem xD

Speaking of, I had more issues recently. Does anyone know or use the subscription based Adobe Photoshop? I just recently tried it out and this Adobe Cloud thing, the app, the PS itself is.....odd. It AUTO downloads to the primary driver. Giving me no choice on which driver I want it installed on. So it installs on my primary driver (which is a SSD card) and it's pretty small. I've got only about 50gb left on it. It worked fine...until I tried working on a project and then suddenly. Nothing works because suddenly I've got 48gb worth of "temporary file data" on Photoshop. Which makes absolutely NO sense to me.

Like, right now I'm at 55.8/116gb of data. If I opened Photoshop, made a new doc, suddenly when I tried adding something (that wouldn't go on the template to even edit) it would tell me there's not enough space on the disc. I opened the computer files and it showed that there was only about 4-5gbs of data left. I had to trace what had the most used space. Which led me to users, photoshop, and then "temporary photoshop" data. It showed that one SINGLE "temorary" file was 48gbs of data. It had NOTHING on it even. I had never even made or used anything on PS other than opening a new project to try and start. Any explanations? I already canceled my plan and got a refund cause I did NOT wanna deal with it, but ever since it's like my computer has seemed kinda screwy.

I know I downloaded from the right place (with Adobe) so unless Adobe is handing out viruses now at the cost of $20 a month, it couldn't be that.

[Bulbasaur]

Anyone have tips on what I would need for a desktop computer? Like one that'd be used for gaming and general usage? I know with ones with that liquid nitrogen coolant you need to change it every so often. So if I did that I'd have to learn how...and knowing my luck with computers that might be a problem xD

Speaking of, I had more issues recently. Does anyone know or use the subscription based Adobe Photoshop? I just recently tried it out and this Adobe Cloud thing, the app, the PS itself is.....odd. It AUTO downloads to the primary driver. Giving me no choice on which driver I want it installed on. So it installs on my primary driver (which is a SSD card) and it's pretty small. I've got only about 50gb left on it. It worked fine...until I tried working on a project and then suddenly. Nothing works because suddenly I've got 48gb worth of "temporary file data" on Photoshop. Which makes absolutely NO sense to me.

Like, right now I'm at 55.8/116gb of data. If I opened Photoshop, made a new doc, suddenly when I tried adding something (that wouldn't go on the template to even edit) it would tell me there's not enough space on the disc. I opened the computer files and it showed that there was only about 4-5gbs of data left. I had to trace what had the most used space. Which led me to users, photoshop, and then "temporary photoshop" data. It showed that one SINGLE "temorary" file was 48gbs of data. It had NOTHING on it even. I had never even made or used anything on PS other than opening a new project to try and start. Any explanations? I already canceled my plan and got a refund cause I did NOT wanna deal with it, but ever since it's like my computer has seemed kinda screwy.

I know I downloaded from the right place (with Adobe) so unless Adobe is handing out viruses now at the cost of $20 a month, it couldn't be that.

So basically, you're looking to get a new computer for gaming?

[Pokemon Trainer Sarah]

@Chakramaster

That's really weird about the Adobe stuff. If you bought it then you are entitled to support from them so I would try and give them a call or see if they have one of those live chat things online.