Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Apparently, there’s been an outbreak of chickenpox at my kids’ swimming lessons lately, and my sons have caught it too.
It can't be helped that he's sick, but he just says he has itchy bumps all over his body—otherwise, he's perfectly fine.
It seems elementary schools are closed for two weeks these days, and my wife seems to be having a hard time lol
However, I hear that if this happens to an adult, it can lead to some pretty crazy consequences...
Infectious diseases are scary, huh? lol
But that's beside the point.
What do you think of company computers? lol
Is the performance decent?
Or are you still using Windows Vista or something!?
The construction industry is surprisingly advanced when it comes to IT, isn't it?
With the start of electronic submission, we’ve adopted CAD, electronic submission software, digital cameras, and soon 3D CAD.
Excel is no problem, but
If you use Photoshop to draw pictures, you'll need a high-spec PC again, right?
Software often includes a section listing its system requirements.
"System requirements" refer to the minimum environment needed for the software to run; to put it dramatically, even if you click to launch it and it takes five minutes to start up,
This means it is currently running.
In addition to that, there are recommendations for system requirements listed.
This is written based on specs more than double the system requirements, and with these specs, it should start up smoothly,
This means it operates smoothly.
In particular, these days, it’s a good idea to focus not only on the CPU but also on the GPU (graphics card).
I always tell people who are buying a computer that they should get the highest-spec model they can afford.
Even if it's expensive at first, you can use it for a long time.
Prices for PCs have remained high recently, and there isn't much difference in performance.
On the other hand, the number of cheaper ones is steadily increasing, though.
If you spend around 200,000 yen on a laptop or around 100,000 yen on a desktop, you can get a pretty good one.
At that level, the software we use in the construction industry runs like a charm—it’s a breeze.
If you're using a cheap or old PC, your data might get lost, the computer might suddenly shut down, or it might freeze up.
Even though work is getting done faster on computers,I have some time to wait for my computerRight?
My old computer is giving me a hard time lol
Right in the middle of this super-busy end-of-the-fiscal-year period, if your computer crashes, it'd be total hell, right? lol
By the way, a really slow PC isIt's taking away 19 days' worth of work time each year.
That's what the statistics show. If you convert the 19th into "Ninku," you could buy a pretty nice PC!
Next time, I'll write about what a modern civil engineer's PC setup looks like!
See you later.
