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I'm thinking eGPU case, power supply and Bob's your uncle.

Phht. Nowhere close.

Ignore this post

It's been some time since I've posted and I have to admit I'm impressed with the current entries.

Same here.

Not much. Building a Hackintosh with a Intel i5-4570 quad-core processor with plans to upgrade to a i7 4770 or 4771. Computer started out as a used Lenovo Thinkcentre M73 small form (Free from work when we moved and upgraded all the computers. Was a 100% working unit) Test run cleaning, stacking in 8 gigs of RAM instead of 2 and installing Ubuntu and it works fairly well with a old-as-dust 160 gig 5200 RPM HDD. That will get changed to a SATA3 SSD or a PCIe x1 M2 SATA drive. GPU is going to be tricky, but it will be a Nvidia Low Profile format. Stay tuned........

Nope.

Played with it once or twice, but it was glitchy in 2012, and by 2014 it was pretty much done. That's how I got my Avatar <====

No I didn't. I asked about potential requirements for KSP2, not whether or not my current system will run it. I already know my current system is lacking. Please refer to my OP. Another request has been sent to lock and/or delete this thread. Please refrain from posting on this thread.

I didn't ask that specifically.

I've been doing that since 2013. I'm kinda tired of doing that, so that's why I asked the question. Thanks anyways peeps. I'm going to close this thread.

@AlamoVampire You have struck a new low......I will return with ammunition to destroy anybody's ears and eyes.......I will return......

Oh very true. This 10 year old computer still does a lot of things very well, but games it started to fizzle out about 4 years ago. Looking at the new Mac Mini M1 with the maximum RAM (16 G) or Mac Studio Base model (hotter M1 processor and 32G RAM). Either one of those should work just fine....for a while.

I apologize if this has been asked before: With all the development of KSP2 shown, and if the screenshots are a good representation of the game in its final and presentable form, what kind of computer will I need to run it properly? I seriously doubt my 2012 Mac Mini i5 is going to cut it or even get past the loading screens.

As for you......... And I raise EVERYBODY... This piece of trash: