Recent content by Adhgh

I may not be wanting a workstation.. notebook is what i need.. cause i will be moving a lot... anyhow thanks for the advice...if you find any such good deals, i will be more than pleased to know. Regards...

yes thanks all, i would also say that 3Ds and maya are pretty the same, anyhow I am becoming more interested in zbrush as i hear much about it, i would ask again if zbrush is compatible with maya, so that i can export files from it to maya and vice versa... if anyone knows how to do such a...

Well... I've been modeling and rendering scenes in maya quite while ago, like 3 months, i like this software.. still i don't think it is the ultimate one(as if there is such a thing), anyhow i would guess there is a software that completes maya and would give me almost what all the 3D world...

Not an option thanx for that.. it seems i certainly don't have the option of Dell Precision, its too expensive.. any suggestions please?? Adham

Maya 6.5 on a laptop?? Hello, I'm planning to buy a laptop(or a notebook if the name matters), what i want in the laptop is to run maya 3D fine( and other programs like photoshop, flash...design software in general), i also want a big HDD(60GB maybe good),high memory for good performance...

i mean another user uploads from your PC and downloads on his PC, for instance in kazaa there is two ways of traffic for every user( upload, download). anyway, it turned out there is no such a problem exactly, but its that P2P are not secure for many reasons i have no idea about? Thanks

Thanks even though you didnt give what i want, i will give an example for this issue: you are (X), and you have(Y) shared files and (N) not shared files. N are private. oneday in the upload section you see (U) another P2P user uploading a file from N. my question is why this happens?, and...

P2P: hey guys, i need your help, I'm tring to find out about the security problems that faced P2P companies, and why they were unable to deal with them, and by this i tend to mention the unauthorized access to other ones' files, where this is a major security question. thanx Adham