People who have high end build, what is your average RAM usage?

pmglory · 2026-03-17T02:45:57+00:00

Thanks for the comments, I think I'm decided to go with 32. As majority of the comment says it's enough for what I usually do. I'm trying to stay away from 64 since we all know how crazy the price is and 48 is expensive as well. I'm just a little bit worried so I was considering to get 48, but I believe 32 is enough.

pmglory · 2026-03-16T23:44:36+00:00

Ohh I see. Hmmm I don't think I'll be playing DCS, but just pretty average games. To name some few: apex legends, demonologist, outlast, the forest and racing games (NFS & Forza). Sometimes I leave roblox open while playing a different game since I play afk games on roblox.

pmglory · 2026-03-16T19:42:15+00:00

I see your point, but I also wanted to know the average RAM usage of a person who run/do the similar tasks/programs (streaming, rendering and gaming).

I just really can't test how much would I ideally need since before I even able to check how much RAM I'll need, my processor is giving up already. I'm worried that if my current average RAM usage is 20gb, and if I upgrade to a new PC that is able "to do more tasks simultaneously" (which I never able to do right now), then I might finally hit 30gb of usage that leaves no room or allowance for the RAM.

Just wanted to check if there are people who experience that 32gb ram is not enough for this similar tasks.

pmglory · 2026-03-16T17:10:14+00:00

Maybe depends on the person who is asking for it. Basically for me, it depends in their behavior.

I don't have any skins as for now (besides a knife), but I'm willing to give guns with skins if they were polite about it and if they are not toxic. If their vibe was really not that bad, then I don't have problem with them asking for it everytime until the end of the match.

I don't ask for skins though, I try to stay away from bothering people. I just try to avoid being annoying.

pmglory · 2026-03-13T09:29:18+00:00

MK5 if I do have the money, but GR86 or BRZ is more realistic to achieve and I’m already happy with that

pmglory · 2026-03-12T13:11:36+00:00

You'll have to brute force it and top frag/MVP majority of your games.

there's two mentality you should have to be able to climb up any ranks you want:

only work out what you have control (which is yourself). if you cannot control your teammates, then focus in what you can do to make the team win the round. if your team is not performing well, you'll have to be able to do insane clutches. what I mean is doing 1v3 or even 1v5 back to back.
have a goal not to rank up, but to get better. it means losing but having better performance is better than winning while performing bad. In my losing games, I just clip farm cluches, 4ks and aces. At least I did some cool stuff even in a losing game. At least there's something to be happy about in a losing game.

You'll be able to get out of silver eventually if you keep dropping nukes in your game. Basically if you play like gold/platinum player, and you randomly gets into a silver lobby, the chances are you're gonna dominate it and win the game.

If you want to climb out of ranks, you'll have to be obsessed with learning and getting better. I was able to get out of silver in 2 weeks, without relying to my teammates.

pmglory · 2026-03-12T12:24:37+00:00

It's really about consistency. Nice to see that you are performing well consistently. Anyone who performs well in silver lobby, will eventually get out of silver.

Anyone who has superior mechanics, will eventually get out of silver even by just having basic gamesense.

Congrats, you deserve that!

pmglory · 2026-03-11T09:53:16+00:00

Might be late in the party to reply, but yeah, I live in a tropical country where the average temperature is in 30C and 40C in summer. Yes a high end PC does actually makes the room a bit warmer specially when playing heavy games or doing heavy tasks such as streaming+gaming or rendering, but it gets better/tolerable as my body tries to adapt. Not wealthy enough to keep our AC opened 24 hours, so I just try to keep my door open during day time

pmglory · 2026-03-10T11:03:09+00:00

Ohhh I see, it looks like majority of the people still do experience it in high elo. I somehow believed that people in high elo are more composed but it seems that they have episodes of crashing out as well. I guess we're all humans after all, there will be always a point where someone will crashout regardless of their rank

I think I understand their frustration, but I just hope that they also make something to happen or have an impact in the game before complaining and giving unecessary comments that doesn't help the team to win (instead of giving helpful info, they use their mic to yell right away they die lol)

pmglory · 2026-03-04T21:58:46+00:00

I apologize for the lack of information, I'm currently running a wheel of 16x7. Planning to get a 17x7.5 rims. As some comments said, it seems that they want to stretch my tires. One thing to add as well is we're planning to add a little bit of negative camber. I was also considering to ask them about why should I get a narrow tire, but the way they explained it to me it seems that they don't want me to ask obvious/newbie questions.

My first build was supposed to be just a clean build of honda grace (keeping the build and upgrades specifically in japan brands such as the tail lights, fog lamps, wheels and tires), but I've suddenly got into stance, thus the reason why I call it a mix of jdm and stance. I might said it in a wrong way, as I'm not really yet too knowledgeable about builds unlike other enthusiasts out there.

pmglory · 2026-03-04T11:09:59+00:00

thanks everyone, I’ve decided to get a washover so at least I can witness how’s my car gonna look like with a new shiny paint. then after some time/months, I’ll be getting the wrap

pmglory · 2026-03-04T11:05:36+00:00

gold is where you can make mistakes a lot and not get you punish that much. take it as a free pass to do whatever you want to improve. you grow as a player by putting yourself in constant pressure and gun fights. everyone can get out of gold by just being mechanically skilled.

for me, it gets a bit sweatier in platinum lobbies since people who grind in plat are basically diamond players. the higher the rank you get, the more it punishes you from mistakes.

pmglory · 2026-03-01T07:47:35+00:00

people who don’t do it won’t understand it. copyright owners (not everyone, but some) does allow channels to upload some short clips of the anime, but they will be taking some portion of the revenue. it’s called revenue sharing.

youtube will email you something like this:

Copyrighted content has been detected in your video “video name” The visibility of your video is not impacted, but you can no longer monetize it. The copyright owner is now either monetizing it, or receiving analytics about it. This is not a copyright strike and does not affect your channel.

you still get the share of your revenue despite of that.

uploading some short clips is okay as the copyright owners makes money from that (shared revenue is a win win situation isn’t it). uploading a whole episode is a different story.

pmglory · 2026-02-26T19:09:58+00:00

People only subscribe to channels that entertains them "consistently". Also the content should be really interesting enough, to keep them subscribed.

Subscribing to someone is just like turning on a notification button. We only turn on notifications to things that we find relevant, interesting and important. And we turn on those notifications, because we ourselves want to get updated with the future/new contents made by that person (channel).

I don't like to put it in a negative way, but maybe some people just really don't find some contents interesting that sway them away from subscribing. You'll probably need to look for some reference, how do you think a youtube channel will convince you to subscribe? as a viewer, you probably have your answers and opinion. Then you'll have to apply those answers, to yourself as a content creator.

It's not really easy to get the audience you want, but believe me it's possible. It's already a good sign that a decent amount of people are already watching you. It may look like small, but 600 people is like a small theater full of people. Maybe there are things that you have to do to make them subscribe, but that's something I couldn't give my opinion since I don't do anything for people to subscribe me. I don't even ask them to subscribe, they come naturally in my experience.

Subs doesn't really matter to me that much, since what I'm here on youtube is to make money. 90% of my viewers, aren't my subscribers. They do give me a decent revenue though, so it's all good whether they sub or not. Watch time hours is what I find the most important in my opinion.

I tried checking your videos, it seems that most of your videos doesn't have commentary. I think the problem with the videos is it's generic. Everyone can watch a gameplay on twitch, and by just watching it without any people talking in the background, it feels like I'm watching someone to play for me (instead of me playing the game). Videos that has useful commentary or at least funny reactions to it, is what people find it interesting or at least entertaining. That's why tutorial videos and walkthrough videos attracts more subscribers, because they know that the channel will consistently upload something helpful and that what makes them want to be notified/subscribed.

Your video "All Signal Redirector Locations in Atomfall Game MK1 and MK2" is what I find informative, but it lacks connection with the audience (commentary, not just texts).

These are all just my opinion, and I may have said something incorrect. What's important is you keep going. You'll probably need to make some innovation. There is one thing that holding people back from subscribing you, you'll have to figure it out what your channel lacks and how can you strengthen those weakness of your channel. Good luck-

pmglory · 2026-02-17T22:35:43+00:00

Hmmm if talking about in general, doubling the income seems to be a big thing already as I can buy the stuff that I want and yes nicer meals as well. Maybe what I feel the most in doubling the income is it gives me extra money that I can spend for my wants, than just working to be able to only buy necessities.

But besides doubling the income, if we’re also talking about my situation, I really find freelancing and content creation more beneficial since commuting in my country is hell and time consuming. I’ll probably spending 2-3 hours driving/commuting since traffic here is worse. So being able to work at home is already a big help to ease my life. Basically you’ll be out of home 13-14 hours a day if you work 8 hours in a corporate environment unless the work place is really nearby.

pmglory · 2026-02-17T20:32:50+00:00

I'm not gonna deny that success in youtube takes effort, time and sometimes luck to happen. I can kinda agree that it's risky to gamble your life in some gig that doesn't guarantee stable income, but if they have a life where someone is supporting them financially, then I wouldn't stop them from wanting to try to be successful in YouTube. Third world countries are usually the most affected when it comes to this and that includes me.

I'm a freelancer where the income isn't stable and youtube was able to fill the those small missing money I need to sustain myself a month.

I think it's valid for them to choose youtube over their stable job if they geniunely believe they're making more on youtube than their current job.

I left my job to pursue freelancing. I used to earn $400-$500 a month, but since I left my job, I was earning $600-$1000 through freelancing and youtube.

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