Acton Open Day LT Museum Acton 28th September 2019
Sept 28, 2019 20:14:29 GMT
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Post by Eddie on Sept 28, 2019 20:14:29 GMT
The Virtual District Team exhibited our Phase 2 version of the VDL today at the LT Museum. The stand was very busy all day with enthralled youngsters who patiently waited in a long queue to operate a District or Piccadilly Line train. We met a number of enthusiasts who had downloaded our route already. Others had seen it on You Tube. We first started work on this 12 years ago, so it was a milestone for the Team.
Whilst youngsters trained on the D Stock, Darren was building the next version of the D-Stock cab. It looked tremendous, a huge step up in realism.
For those interested in the specs of the rig I brought along to run the route ( some people wanted to know )
Antec 1200 tower case modded to take a Cooler Master sealed liquid cooler for CPU, for OC.
Asus Strix ROG 370 Motherboard.
Samsung Evo 970 SSD M2 250 GB for Windows 10 Home Premuim
2 X 1 TB Hybrid Seagate HDDs with 32 MB cache.
16 GB 2666 MHZ Corsair Vengeance RAM
Intel 8700-K 6 core CPU running at stock 3.7GHZ. Will be overclocked to 5 GHZ for future proofing.
Gigabyte Aorus GeForce 1080 Ti with 11 GB onboard ram.
It is a very powerful PC built for Flight Sim mainly.
Here is a picture of the set up before the public were admitted.
Whilst youngsters trained on the D Stock, Darren was building the next version of the D-Stock cab. It looked tremendous, a huge step up in realism.
For those interested in the specs of the rig I brought along to run the route ( some people wanted to know )
Antec 1200 tower case modded to take a Cooler Master sealed liquid cooler for CPU, for OC.
Asus Strix ROG 370 Motherboard.
Samsung Evo 970 SSD M2 250 GB for Windows 10 Home Premuim
2 X 1 TB Hybrid Seagate HDDs with 32 MB cache.
16 GB 2666 MHZ Corsair Vengeance RAM
Intel 8700-K 6 core CPU running at stock 3.7GHZ. Will be overclocked to 5 GHZ for future proofing.
Gigabyte Aorus GeForce 1080 Ti with 11 GB onboard ram.
It is a very powerful PC built for Flight Sim mainly.
Here is a picture of the set up before the public were admitted.
