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It just works out the box, great adhesion on the bed, klipper means no having to mess with raspberry pi's to monitor it, webcam worked first time (have to supply your own) Overall just a great experience

What I mean is an older model with plenty of spares, for example the Mars 3 pro is tried and tested and well supported with spares. And to top it all off it's been on 50% discount in multiple sales over the past year. You can get aftermarket FEPs, OEM screens and air filters for much less...

Most people would be hard pushed to tell the difference between XY resolution of 35μm and 20μm especially if you're just getting into resin printing. I'd say go with a cheaper "older" model of printer with lots of supporting documentation behind it than something newer.

honestly not really the video rendering is probably the most intensive but I can do 4k rendering without any issues, a little more speed on the renders would be nice but ultimately just a nice to have and not a need. Gaming is as far as I can tell pretty solid, hitting close to 120fps on most...

didn't even realize it was that old to be fair, was a beast when i bought it new cpu had only just come out

Gaming at 1440p 120hz, 3d printing and cad design, video editing

mine tends to run around 70c when under load, but to catch it idling is a hard thing to do :D

After over 20 years with my own computers, building them and the likes I finally had my first Magic smoke! PSU went bang, capacitors blew. Smelled bloody awful but thankfully all components were safe. Even managed to shut down the PC which was insane to me. Got quick turnaround on the RMA...

its a 12 core 24thread cpu it's always going to run hot, I've got a 360mm rad (artic freezer 2)with offset bracket and it still runs a little hot

I've not kept up with whats out but I have an AMD Ryzen 9 5900x on an X570 platform and wondering if there is any use in upgrading or just wait a few years?

I have a webcam on mine and just monitor the print through web gui, not sure an enclosure is going to really give you much benefit unless you want to print certain filament types. Most of these enclosures you see won't reduce the sound unless you dampen it, and as for fire proof those claims are...

Elegoo have brilliant support, forums and customer service not had a single issue with them. The mars 3 pro can be regularly found on deals up to 50% off and if you look at the specs compared to current offerings its holding up very well! You do need to ignore the marketing behind 4k, 8k, 12k...

Neptune 4 pro is really good out the box, easy to learn on, great machine. In the past I had a creality Cr-10 and to get decent prints felt like I needed a masters degree, night and day difference to the Elegoo neptune 4 pro

I use a white lithium grease, bought a huge tube that'll last me years. does make a difference, I tend to regrease every two-three weeks

I use a soldering iron and just pop em together gently, seen some people using jigs but i've found doing it with the iron laying flat works fine

I've not found that to be the case and I have butter fingers! got some brilliant resins too currently using a clear red that is beautiful

I bought a Mars 3 Pro on the black friday sale, really happy with the results. Honestly not as bad as people make resin out to be although I do have a spare room I set it up in and keep the door closed with a window open while printing. can highly recommend dabbling into it although there is a...

I'm torn between a P1S and a A1 bambu. Need to find more space as already have an Elegoo neptune 4 pro and a Mars 3

Just re-upped my membership, got an OLED that needs to stop gathering dust. Any good games out in recent times that people are recommending?

I could not get into D4 properly, never made it to max level. Probably better now but just didn't capture the same feel as D2/3 for me