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Syndicate Event: Anarchist April
Alright, here is a DSMP Syndicate Event set for April: Anarchy April.
It's a month long event with thirty different themes for each day!
There aren't any strict rules for this event. You can create whatever you want (fanart, fanfics, fansongs, gifsets, fangames, etc). You don't have to create something for every day, there is absolutely no pressure.
However, reminder that this is a Syndicate event. Your works (for most of the days) need to have at least the core four Syndicate members in your submissions. You can focus on a specific duo or single character of course, but have the others in the background. This is just because it's hard to call this a Syndicate event if all submissions ends up excluding certain characters. Outside of those, have fun!
Please use the tag: #syndicate event anarchist april
The prompts!
Training
Brewing
Enchanting
Forging
Realm
Fight
Weapons
Potions
Pets
Books
Baking
Secret
Masquerade
Anarchy
Tyranny
Games
Outfits
Mythology
Protesilaus
Zephyrus
Lethe
Nemesis
Harpocrates
Snow
Fire
Power
Nether
End
Alternate Universe
Free Day
#syndicate event anarchist april#dsmp syndicate#the syndicate#technoblade#philza#niki nihachu#nihachu#ranboo#dsmp#mcytblr#mcyt event
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Other Odysseys: Mission Odyssey
This one is sort-of a follow-up to the "Ulysse 31" cartoon. You'll see what I mean...
Do you know Totally Spies, or Martin Mystery, or Team Galaxy? Those quite specific cartoons coming from a specific set of studios and a quite specific era, with their very distinctive style? Well, there was a fourth cartoon part of this set, so to speak... one adapting the Odyssey. A Franco-German cartoon first aired in 2002. In France we just call it "L'odyssée", The Odyssey, but in English the titled got changed to "Mission Odyssey" (probably to be more appealing to kids?).
This cartoon is another production of the company Marathon Média of the early 2000s pushing forward what has been called the "franime" - a French animation style trying to imitate Japanese anime, or rather marrying some manga visual elements with a more European animation tradition. Where Totally Spies was dealing with the "spy" genre, Martin Mystery with the "horror for kids" and Team Galaxy with "sci-fi space-travel", "Mission Odyssey" actually is meant to tackle a more "traditional" fantasy. And... that's kind of the main problem of this cartoon.
Because when you look at this cartoon... You will see how it clearly was meant to be a D&D-like fantasy show X)
Don't get me wrong, I enjoy this cartoon and I have positive stuff to say about it... But let's get the bad things out of the way. And the first bad thing is that, if you are looking for a faithful adaptation of Greek mythology, turn away because its handling of the Greek myths is very very loose.
The core story is still the same as the Odyssey: Odysseus tries to return home to Ithaca after the Trojan War, but is pursued by the wrath of Poseidon, and must wander from island to island, monster to monster, encounter after encounter, with the final episode seeing him defeat the suitors harassing Penelope (the show is 26 episodes of 24 minutes). And don't get me wrong: unlike "Ulysses 31" which invented out of blue entire episodes completely unrelated to Greek mythology whatsoever, Mission Odyssey ALWAYS takes its elements from Greek mythology, always. But A) In order to provide some padding and extend the story, Odysseus encounters a LOT of monsters and characters NOT part of the Odyssey - Pegasus, the Minotaur, the Amazons, the Gorgons, centaurs, harpies , Lycaon and the Golden Fleece are all at the program. B) The show has an habit of... reimagining the monster and entities of Greek mythology in WILD and bizarre ways.
The Minotaur? He is actually the king of his island and much more human than planned. The Gorgons? They are now two witch-sisters instead of a trio of monsters. Charybdis and Scylla? They are cursed lovers who must be set free from the spell that trap them. The sirens? They're your typical fish-mermaid kingdom. The harpies? They are now an entire kingdom and matriarchy of bird-women, instead of random evil spirits. The Titans? Oh they're just horned-bluish humanoids living in a Norse-inspired frozen land, but very much regular mortal folks. Zephyrus? The human son of Aeolus who ran away from his father's celestial palace to live with other mortals. Etc, etc etc... This show has some of the most unfaithful and misinformative and just plain weird takes on Greek mythology I have seen in kids' cartoons.
The very crew of Odysseus' ship was entirely reinvented. Of course, it is to limit the number of protagonist and make it easier for kids to follow, but outside Odysseus, all of his companions are original characters to the show, and that's where I talked about the D&D vibe: these characters feel like a D&D party the more your think about it. Putting this under this perspective, it starts of make sense why some of the reimaginations are so strange and so unlike Greek mythology: it seems the show's project had some sort of past as a more "fantasy" show before settling for Greek mythology.
Anyway, enough of the bad stuff! What about the good? Why do I enjoy this cartoon and still advise people to go check it out despite its unfaithfulness?
Because - on the one side, it is VERY imaginative and creative in its reimagination. Sure it is not at all like the legends to have Charybdis and Scylla be doomed lover cursed into monstrous shapes to never be together... But you can't deny it still feels like something out of Ovid's Metamorphosis. Yes it is bizarre to have the Minotaur be the king who built the labyrinth instead of the monster trapped in it, but you see how they play with the legend around. And there's a lot of VERY striking visuals and concepts (like the Moirai spinning their web like creepy old-spider-ladies, or Lycaon trapped at the bottom of a well and sweet-talking people nto letting him out). And it does lead to some crazy scenarios that I quite enjoy: there's an episode about the group GOING DOWN INTO TARTARUS TO FREE POSEIDON OUT OF KRONOS CLUTCHES! How wild is that?
But here's the actual "good" point: while it is takes the "creative freedom" to the max in certain areas, when it decides to stick to the Greek myths, it sticks to it in a wonderful way. It's little details here and there, but they are very much appreciated. For example: the entire story of the Odyssey is here framed as actually some sort of contest or bet between Poseidon and Athena, who are the two main gods dealing with the story, and while the cartoon doesn't linger on the concept of the Trojan War (it's for kids after all), they do replace Odysseus' torment in the line of the Athena-Poseidon competitions, with Odysseus as Athena's champion opposed by Poseidon's own minions, monsters and servants.
There is an episode where the crew of Odysseus gets to the Underworld, and here Hades is not the bad guy, which is VERY interesting for an early 2000s cartoon: he is depicted, like in the myths, as a neutral though frightening entity who honestly will be a pleasant host to visitors as long as they don't stay, and follow his rules, but will become an absolute merciless terror if anyone break his law or tries to commit a crime in his domain. In fact, they do juxtapose him with Poseidon precisely to show how unlike Poseidon who is the bad guy here, Hades is much more benevolent than his brother.
Another little detail I particularly enjoy: Penelope and Telemachus are not forgotten, and every episode begins with a scene about them. Most beautifully: each episode's main theme, monster or MacGuffin is foreshadowed by the motif of Penelope's tapestry. Each day a new tapestry, echoing the adventures her husband will have to face...
But my favorite of this cartoon is, of course, Poseidon.
I like to say that if you want a complete idea of Poseidon in Greek mythology, through modern kid fiction, you need to look at both the Percy Jackson books and this cartoon. The Percy Jackson books did a great job at showing the good and benevolent side of Poseidon, but they lacked his evil and dangerous side - which is what this cartoon is all about.
It might just be me, as I am a big Poseidon fan, but Poseidon is here an excellent traditional villain. Of course, it is all the codes we know today - he is this over-arching villain who works only through minions, underlings and indirect attacks (because, as per the rule of the gods' games in this show, deities cannot directly attack or influence or protect the humans and have to work through side-ways), he always comes up with a new evil plot each episode, and at the end of it he goes all "I'll catch you next time!". But it works with the character and material, and its a delightful classic move.
You clearly see here Poseidon as the father and ruler of the monsters and dangers of the sea, and I adore his design which is literaly a mix of Disney's Hades and Ursula with some elements from Bai Tza from the Jackie Chan Adventures. He is this blue-skinned, blond, octopus-man whose size constantly shifts and changes from a tiny thing to a giant because he keeps manifesting himself through various bodies of water and so can appear as much out of the ocean as within a cup of water you try to drink. He is clearly shown as cruel and petty, vengeful and destructive, cunning and filled with dark magic... In fact he is even seen trying to cheat repeatedly throughout the series, only for Athena to step in and be like "Nah, not on my watch".
However there's a bonus point: we have a nuanced Poseidon here. The very episode with the Cyclop is quite interesting, as it actually explores Poseidon's relationship with his son Polyphemus - Polyphemus who is here actually more of a dumb idiot and honestly a bit goofy at times (he is still a man-eating giant, but at least he is polite and timid about it), and while Poseidon is short-tempered and get VERY annoyed by his son's idiocy... He doesn't actually lash out at him, he tries to cajole him, and he even conforts him at the end by promising him to create a new eye (in this version, kid-friendly, Polyphemus' eye is a glass-device). Which is a great contrast with how Poseidon threatens and terrifies his other underlings. In fact, many times in the show we see people who are genuinely pleased and happy to see Poseidon, see him as a benevolent and friendly guy and are more than willing to help him - only to realize too late what he asks from them is actually nefarious. It is made VERY clear that, if it wasn't for Odysseus, we could get to see more of Poseidon's good side, but since he is Poseidon's unwilling enemy, all turns against him.
Even more so: this cartoon had the genius idea of analyzing how Poseidon becoming the main villain and the persecutor of Odysseus in this story ends up ruining him. Because as the episodes pile up and Poseidon is more and more foiled by Odysseus, we see him get increasingly frustrated and mad and vengeful, becoming obsessed with this guy. He keeps telling those who think of him as a benevolent god and nice patron to go kill this guy who turns out to be just an innocent traveller or a nice person (oh yeah, Odysseus in this version is your ur-good guy, no blame whatsoever, he is just Superman without the powers, you know), and as a result he loses all the support he had gathered. It is very interesting how it works by the gods: because a few times Poseidon will use the trust and respect other gods put in him to try to turn them against Odysseus, or trick them into attacking him. It happened with Hades, and with Aeolus, and with Hephaistos, and each time, Poseidon's treachery was revealed, leading him to be banished from their realm and earning their enemity. The result is that... As the show progresses we realize how Poseidon's obsession with Odysseus, destructive grudge and desire to cheat to finally beat Athena lead him to become a hated and humiliated god among mortals and immortals, and I think it is a quite a nice twist.
They do enjoy analyzing the ambiguity and ambivalence of Poseidon - for example the Pegasus episode has Odysseus meet Bellerophon, and the hunt for the Chimera is actually put aside in favor of Odysseus trying to give therapy to poor Bellerophon who is in a sort of passive-abusive relationship with his father. In a similar way, the Cronos episode is all about how Odysseus and crew have to rescue Poseidon because, even though he is their enemy, hates them and will see them dead, he is a needed part of the world and removing him literaly kills the sea (all the sea-waters turn into a strange sand-colored crystal), for ultimately he is the sea, violent and stormy, and cunning and filled with monsters, and never making it easy on sailors.
Though my favorite part is definitively how by the end, once Odysseus gets his happy ending, we cut back to Athena and Poseidon concluding their bet... Only for Poseidon to try to convince Athena to take another bet and begin another "game", begging her like some sort of friend with dares like "Okay but what about him not returnign to the sea, not leaving Ithaca? Don't you want to bet on that, on him not resisting the call of the adventure? Please, Athena, let's just have another game. Let's just bet on anything, pleeeaasse". And... it leaves you with this very strange and still kind of happy note that ultimately Poseidon is indeed, not really a bad guy, but just a short-tempered gambling addict doubled with a very sore loser X)
#other odysseys#the odyssey#odyssey#odyssey adaptations#mission odyssey#poseidon#greek mythology#french cartoons#2000s cartoons
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If Sanemi were a Greek god,which one do you think he would be?
Hehe I just returned from Greece and now I'm a pro in greek mythology I'm a noob
So the answer most people would give to this would be Ares, the god of war. Sanemi is known for his fierce, aggressive personality, his strength, and his combat skills - basically just like Ares. Both are driven by strong emotions and are totally badass when it comes to fighting.
BUT I feel like this isn't enough to describe Sanemi. Another greek god that represents both his hard and somehow soft side would be Zephyrus, the god of the west wind (also the connection to wind hehehe). He's known for the mild wind of the west that promises life. However, in some myths, we also get to see his fierce and passionate side. That mix of a harsh outside and deep emotional core makes him a good fit.
I'd say a mix of Zephyrus and Ares would be my way go go 🤍
#Kny#Kny ask#greek mythology#ancient greece#greek gods#kny sanemi#shinazugawa sanemi#sanemi shinaguzawa#sanemi shinazugawa#demon slayer sanemi
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King Under Your Control-An Azris Playlist
It's the final entry to the ACOTAR Playlist Project? Can you believe?!
I wanted to finish with a bang. Azris, the crackship to end them all. I'm also of the opinion that Azris has some of the best writers in this fandom, and this playlist is for them. This tracklist was inspired by all of the art and fics I've been blown away by. @iftheshoef1tz, @ofduskanddreams, @secret-third-thing, and @krem-does-stuff specifically. But there are too many to name.
LISTEN HERE and take a look at the tracklist behind the cut!
King-Years & Years
I was a king under your control And, oh, oh, oh I wanna feel like you've let me go, so let me go Don't you remember how I used to like Being on the line? I dreamed you dreamed of me calling out my name Is it worth the price?
Zephyrus-Bloc Party
And all you said in your quietest voice Was "I needed you as much as they do" And all you said in your quietest voice Was "I needed you as much as they do" How fast must we run before we can just take off in flight? How far must we run before they do not recognise us? So let's take this from the start, you'll be me and I'll be you
Casanova-Allie X & VERITE
I'm here lying on the bed of your tongue My heart listens to the sound of your war drum Steady tiptoeing to your neck of the woods I feel danger on your lips but it tastes good
Sex and Violence-Scissor Sisters
Everytime I spend myself it never runs too low Woah, woah, woah I can't escape my need for
Sex and violence Never let you see them hand in hand One is with the other The softest touches deeper than the ocean Give it to me faster, feel it, feel it
NEW MAGIC WAND-Tyler the Creator
Ayo, take one look in the mirror, implications so clear I live life with no fear, except for the idea That one day you won't be here I will not fetch the ball Eyes are green, I eat my vegetables
Ties-Years & Years
And you're a dancer, well, I'm a spy It's so beautiful to see you lie Are you having fun? Then give it up, you don't need that stress You're still hungry for another test Are you having fun?
Under the Sheets-Ellie Goulding
We're under the sheets and you're killin' me In our house made of paper, your words all over me We're under the sheets and you're killin' me Like all the boys before
Bad Habit-Foals
'Cause if I go Where the flowers grow Into the deep below Oh, would you forget me now? And if I could Make the days okay Wash the stains away Oh, would you forget me now?
Pink + White
That's the way every day goes Every time we've no control If the sky is pink and white If the ground is black and yellow It's the same way you showed me Nod my head, don't close my eyes Halfway on a slow move It's the same way you showed me If you could fly, then you'd feel south Up north's getting cold soon The way it is, we're on land Still, I'm someone to hold true Keep you cool when it's still alive Won't let you down when it's all ruin
Sweet Dreams-Angel Olsen
Every time I take a breath Something once living inside me has left Yes, it's alive but it's just passed through It's just left me and it's just left you On your own
Only He Can Heal Me-Bloc Party
When the trappings of the body Lead me to that hopeless place And I feel my spirit crumble Under strain and under guilt Lay me down in rivers cleansing Where the tall grass grows and grows And let me wait until My saviour comes home
In My Room-Frank Ocean
Got this lust for life in me, yeah Horny for the game, uh First they kiss, then they bite soft, uh Then that bitch wanna play it off, huh Fuck it, I'm pretty still in a pit of snakes While serpents shake some brand new scales I need a new face, I'm tired of these weirdos
Wolf Like Me-TV on the Radio
Dream me, oh, dreamer, down to the floor Open my hands and let them weave onto yours Feel me, completer, down to my core Open my heart and let it bleed onto yours Feeding on fever, down on all fours Show you what all the howling is for
Genghis Khan-Miike Snow
I know there's no form And no labels to put on To this thing we keep And dip into when we need And I don't have the right To ask where you go at night But the waves hit my head To think someone's in your bed
Magnets-Disclosure
Dancing past the point of no return Let go, we can free ourselves of all we've learned I love this secret language that we're speakin' Say it to me, let's embrace the point of no return
I’m Done with the World (& It’s Done with Me)-Foals
The fox is dead in the garden The hedges are on fire in the country lanes And all I want to do is get out of the rain An autumn day, an autumn day My daughter's asleep in the garden The leaves are on fire in the country lanes And all I want to do is get out of the rain On an autumn day, on an autumn day I’m done with the world and it’s done with me All I wanna do is get up and leave Sun falls into the garden I’m on my knees
TAGLIST: @iftheshoef1tz @ofduskanddreams @krem-does-stuff @secret-third-thing @queercontrarian @born-to-riot @yanny-77 @acourtofladydeath @witch-and-her-witcher @fieldofdaisiies @chunkypossum @thelovelymadone @velidewrites @octobers-veryown @asnowfern
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What are you computer specs? Mine is not the newest or the most powerful, I haven't started playing DAV yet but I'm not it'll run properly
So my computer is pretty old too (I think I bought it in 2019? Maybe even 2018?) and it's a laptop, so it's geriatric by computer standards lmao. But it was very good at the time I bought it, so it's hard to say what the case may be for you. I do think it's very likely that any remotely capable computer can run this if mine can, but I don't want to give guarantees and be wrong of course. Either way, I've listed my specs below. I have an ASUS Zephyrus M GM501
OS: still on windows 10 Processor: Intel Core i7-8750 (note that the can I run it website told me this processor wouldn't be able to pull it off, but it has basically the exact same performance as the i5-8400 listed in the minimum requirements so I figured I'd give it as try and it works fine 17 hours in) Memory: 16 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1070
The game even runs on medium graphics instead of low and the only somewhat issue I've had is occasionally the sound will get a bit distorted (unclear if this is actually an old computer issue, a regular bug, or has something to do with me using an external sound input/output manager device - it's not frequent enough to be a huge issue). It does recommend an SSD, which I have, so while it says it supports HDD too, I can't speak to any differences there
The only thing I found that was actually kind of annoying is on the very first boot, it has to compile shaders and for some people, this only takes a few minutes. For others, including me, this can be in the range of 30-60+ minutes. After it does this, it won't do it again, at least presuming nothing changes, and every subsequent launch will only take a few minutes while it verifies the shaders instead. So it's just the first time that sucks and while I don't know for sure if the time is correlated to older pcs or not, I wouldn't be surprised if it is. So be prepared for that
Also, if you're not sure, steam will give you only a 2 hour test run before you can't get a refund anymore (kind of an issue if you're affected by the above point), but if you buy it from EA, I heard they have a significantly more forgiving refund policy? So you could get it, see if it'll run, and then get a refund if it won't. If you have a free way to access it, such as via a steam family share or something else, you could also try that to see if it'll run before buying (I did this with jedi survivor a few months ago lmao)
#my computer is just starting to age out of being able to play new AAA games so I feel your pain#for some reason they made veilguard VERY backwards compatible though so honestly my money would be on that you can run it#if it's a computer you typically play games on at least - I wouldn't try it on just an internet machine lmao#also posting this publicly for anyone else in the same boat#generic ask tag#windydesert#dragon age#veilguard#text
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The Winds
Greek myth post 🎉
It all started with Astraeus and Eos.
Astraeus is a confusing figure in Greek myth, sometimes a minor deity, sometimes a giant (he probably was not a giant, for the record); according to Hesiod's Theogany, he's the son of the Titan Crius and Goddess Eurybia.
Eos is the personified Goddess of the Dawn, daughter of the sibling Titans Theia and Hyperion, children of Gaia. According to some sources, Eos was cursed by Aphrodite with an insatiable lust for mortal men. Regardless of where her lust originated, it definitely existed, and she had many lovers Eos' siblings were Helios, personified God of the Sun and Selene, personified Goddess of the Moon.
Eos and Astraeus' children were the Anemoi (the winds), and potentially a daughter, Astraea. You have Eos to thank for the stars in the night sky, too.

BOREAS - The North Wind
Eos (1895) — Evelyn De Morgan
The Anemoi
Oftentimes considered the God of winter, storms and generally just chilly weather, Boreas represents the North wind. He is strong and violent, with a quick temper.
In one myth, he takes the form of a stallion and fathers twelve colts to the mares of King Erichthonius of Dardania. Very Loki-core of him.
Boreas was said to live in Thrace. If you don't know where that is, it's north of Greece, between Turkey and northeast Greece. Because the Greeks were very intelligent and under the impression that the top of the Mediterranean was the top of the world itself, they named his home 'Hyperborea' ("Beyond the North Wind", a name that is technically accurate thanks to it's vagueness). Hyperborea was thought to be a place of bliss and peace.
Boreas is most well-known for his abduction of the Athenian Princess Orithyia, daughter of Erechtheus. Orithyia was hanging out with her ladies-in-waiting by the Ilisos River, after having rejected Boreas' advances numerous times, and (true to his temperamental nature) he abducted her.
Orithyia was later made into a Goddess of cold mountain winds. And she bore Boreas two daughters, Chione and Cleopatra, and two sons, Zetes and Calaïs. The two sons are known as the Boreads, were Giant priests of Apollo, and would later accompany the Argonauts on their journey to the Golden Fleece.
We have, unfortunately, lost Aeschylus' play Oreithyia.
Athenians considered Boreas a relative by marriage, and would pray to him in times of hardship. One story tells of Athenians praying to Boreas when threatened by Xerxes, to which he sunk 400 Persian ships to save them.

The Rape of Orithyia by Boreas (1620) — Peter Paul Rubens
ZEPHYRUS - The West Wind
The bringer of Spring and the most gentle of the four winds. Besides Boreas, Zephyrus is one of the less limited of the minor Greek deities.
Zephyrus become the consort of Iris, Goddess of the Rainbow, to whom he father Pothos, the God of Desire (Alcaeus of Mytilene writes that the couple also became parents to Eros, who is more commonly thought to be Aphrodite and Ares' son).
Zephyrus also fathered Balius and Xanthus, those two talking horses that were gifted to Achilles. Although Iris was not the mother, rather her sister, the Harpy Podarge. It is implied that this took place while he was in horse-form (I sense a recurring theme).
It has also been considered that Zephyrus fathered yet another talking horse, Arion, to a different horse-mother. Although Arion's parents are widely accepted to be Poseidon and Demeter.
It was thought by the Greeks that Zephyrus lived with his brother, Boreas. In the Odyssey, it appears that they all live with Aeolus, keeper of the winds. In the Dionysiaca, all four winds live together with their father, Astraeus.
In the Iliad, Zephyrus is visited by his wife, Iris, as he and his brothers are in his home. She wishes for him and Boreas to blow on Patroclus' funeral pyre, since Achilles prayed for their help when it failed to light.
In the myth of Eros and Psyche, Zephyrus transports Psyche to Eros'palace, and, later, reluctantly transports Psyche's sisters to visit her by Psyche's wishes.
In his most notable myth, Zephyrus falls deeply in love with the Spartan Prince, Hyacinthus, who rejected him and became a lover of Apollo instead. One day, during a game of Frisbee B.C.-Edition, Zephyrus directed Apollo's throw to his Hyacinthus' head, fatally wounding him. (In some versions of the myth, Hyacinthus' death had nothing to do with Zephyrus, and Apollo's aim is just garbage).

Zéphyr et Flore c. 1715 — Sebastiano Ricci
NOTUS - The South Wind
Though of as a wind of heat, late summer/early autumn, mist and rain, Notus, unlike his brothers, has little mythology of his own.
He has no known consorts, lovers or children, and is hardly mentioned, even in passing. However, his name shows itself in texts like the Iliad and the Odyssey.
The Bronze Age was, in mythology, brought about by a great flood incurred by Zeus after a displeasing Arcadian sacrifice. Zeus locked away the rest of the winds and set Notus loose to cause rain and flooding across the Earth, drowning almost everyone.
Notus, along with his brother, the South wind, are responsible for stranding Odysseus on Thrinacia, the island of Helios, for a solid month.
His abode is thought to be somewhere off the coast of North Africa. One interpretation suggests Aethiopeia, south of the Sahara, as the location of his palace.
Notus features in the satirical work of Dialogues of the Sea Gods by Lucian of Samosata. He and Zephyrus discuss the Argive Princess Io and her Zeus-induced plight. When Zephyrus describes the abduction of Europa with glee at having seen such a marvel, Notus quips that he is disappointed at this abduction, since it was nothing of note.
EURUS - The East Wind
Eurus is featured in myth even less so than Notus, appearing almost entirely with his other brothers at his side. Often, he is omitted from the quartet entirely.
Eurus is the only one among the four who ceases to be mentioned by Hesiod, who names "Argestes" as the fourth wind. On addition, he has no Orphic hymn in his honor (unlike the others).
Nonnus, a fifth century author from Panopolis, made Eurus one of the four winds in his Dionysiaca.
Like Notus, he has no known consorts, livers or children.
In the Pergamon Altar, depicting the Gigantomachy, Eurus is with the other winds pulling Hera's chariot.
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Did the other continents also have bootleg iterators like what happened with Abet Zephyrus? Or did they eventually get the design from the original ittie designer guys? Did any of them see the idea with Itties and make something different but with the same concept?
HMMMM -pulls up the map- let's say yes to the first question so Zephyr isn't all that special about it- sounds like it would've happened at least a few times, right
let's say that This group has done it (still the same continent but yanno), the ones with Butterflies in it. this group turned the faulty Iterator off n eventually rebuilt it
then one of these just cuz i find it funny that one of the Australian groups would've done dumb shit like that
what if they did it fucking Twice and ONCE they actually somehow managed to make that thing work well TOO. the most bizarre fucking thing ever cuz why not. it's australia
but yes, eventually the proper designs were sold to all continents. they then erected the Root Signals which then hold Two names- one name for the Iterator cahoot (like The Children of Eo) and a name for the Ancients/The Colonies (Aeolus Council of Iterator Colonies)
hmmm.... probably nobody went in the way "i was inspired by the idea of Iterators and made my own different thing" but there have definitely been variations and such that could've spawned in an almost adjacent way! they got their hands on the original plans and started changing things up until the product would be something different to the eyes but at the core it's still An Iterator
this dead group to the East of Butterflies' colony might've been the special kind since even durin the Ancient times it would've been largely made of water
the biggest group (or at least with the biggest reach), the one of The Creeping Ocean, was bound to be full of oddities as well!
but mostly people would stick to the official plans of the Generations, especially when it comes to the structures. those things are stupid giant and take a lot of minds to come together to create them in a basically foolproof manner
#Spot says stuff#rw#oc tag#i have NEVER written or seen Zeph's name as ''Abet Zephyrus'' god DAMN#we have the Sparrows believers who call Euros Caper cuz of her#and then we have You the first Boreas believer GKDLSJGLKSDLKC#'thats not a fucking ''Zephyr'' thats a whole goddamn ''Zephyrus'' you idiots' - Boreas n u now apparently im so proud#anyway yeah because of the unimaginable size of the iterator structures messing and changing the plans would be seen as unwise#u make one wrong calculation with One goober n it can all either blow up or we have Zephyr the second
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zephyrus/sassy core heehehe
(i know the handles are messed up. this rig is HARD to work with it took like half an hour to just do this one pose)
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Tales of Gwyn the Dark Fantasy Picture Book
I'm a passionate reader of fantasy novels and their rich lore, so I'm constantly searching for new worlds to discover, stories to discover, and people to connect with inside engrossing books. Welcome to the magical world of my dark fantasy picture book, Tales of Gwyn. There's 100 pages containing artistic dark fantasy wonders, all of which vividly depict the complex realm that is Gwyn. Every element, from the eye-catching cover to the painstakingly created graphics, has been lovingly brought to life to envelop you in a mysterious, magical, and sinisterly intriguing universe.
Come along with me as we explore the core of Gwyn, a realm moulded by the hands of six gods: Eldorin, Maelgor, Cyfandor, Zephyrus, Seraphina, and Gwiraelin. Their heavenly influence permeates the entire cosmos, illuminating and shadowing both its inhabitants and its surroundings.
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2023 MAY 30 Tuesday
TUE DO 1'23 #1 ~ Life Breathing Styles
If it isn't obvious, this is inspired from the Breathing Styles of the Kimetsu no Yaiba manga/anime series, but applied to real life actions and scenarios (without the actual fighting, or nichirin swords, as I don't have any nor the skills to wield one without cutting myself)
In terms of Life Management System specifics, this will be integrated as a Life Action (S.O.P.) as "BRAVO" Standard Actions with the latest (Alpha, Beta, and Delta) versions as follows:
DELTA Versions (implementation & improvement)
WIND Breathing ~ Regular (I) / Total Concentration (II) Breathing
[0-I] Silent Air of Anemoi Regular breathing in and out (through nose & without sound)
[0-II] Storm Eye of Venti Regular deep breathing in and out (through mouth & with sound)
[1-I] Gentle Breeze of Zephyrus Deep breath in (through nose) Hold breath and be still for a bit Slow and steady breath out (through nose)
[1-II] Stalwart Gust of Favonius Deep breath in (through mouth) Hold breath and be still for a bit Slow and steady breath out (through mouth)
[2-I] Soaring Updraft of Eurus Slow deep breath in (through nose, with expanding chest) - visualization: soaring up through an updraft (i.e. Genshin Impact) Hold breath for a short bit (thinking of what to do) - visualization: suspended at the top of the updraft Slow and steady breath out (through nose) - visualization: gliding down from the updraft (i.e. wind gliding)
[2-II] Surging Storm of Vulturnus Slow and deep breath in (through mouth, with expanding chest) Hold breath for a short bit (extra focus on what to do) Slow and steady breath out (through mouth)
[3-I] Piercing Gale of Boreas Slow and deep breath in (through nose, closing eyes) Hold breath (and emptying mind) Slow and 'whistle-like' blowing (through mouth, opening eyes)
[3-II] Indomitable Tempest of Aquilo Slow and deep breath in (through mouth, closing eyes) Hold breath (and focusing on a single thought) Slow and 'blast' blowing (through mouth, opening eyes)
[4-I] Swift Whirlwind of Notus Quick breath in (through mouth with lungs) Sharp (silent to low volume) breath out (through mouth)
[4-II] Turbulent Tornado of Auster Quick breath in (through mouth with core) Sharp (& LOUD to SHOUTING) breath out (through mouth)
WATER Breathing ~ Motions of Life, where: Sync - Multiversal Mental Motions Strat - Omniversal Temporal Motions
[Sync 0] Still Water Zero-State - visualization: Giyu Tomioka's 'Dead Calm'
[Sync 1] Undulating Horizon no thoughts, just looking (at the sea afar) - visualization: far horizon in a calm sea
[Sync 2] Shifting Tides contemplating on overall circumstances - visualization: incoming & outgoing waves in seashore
[Sync 2a] Lifting High Tide contemplating on good/positive things in life
[Sync 2b] Bowing Low Tide contemplating on bad/unfortunate things in life
[Sync 3] Perpetual Waves contemplating on current circumstances
[Sync 4] Enduring Waterfall concentration/focus on staying strong mentally
[Strat 0] Crawling Bayou no timeframe for actions
[Strat 1] Trickling Creek taking time to do proper actions
[Strat 2] Flowing Stream wasting no time to do proper actions
[Strat 3] Running River double time to do proper actions
[Strat 4] Raging Rapids double time & may skip proper actions
[Strat 5] Flash Flood rushing due to individual urgent/emergency situations
[Strat 6] Channeling Strait mass rushing due to multiple urgent/emergency situations
[Strat 7] Rogue Swell mass rushing due to singular/incidental global event
[Strat 8] Towering Tsunami mass rushing due to multiple/ongoing global event
[Strat 9] Final Cycle rushing to / halting at the end
STONE Breathing ~ Controlled Actions / Weights Exercises
Still Rock Zero-State & awareness of body
Rolling Stone body control when doing regular activities
Hollow Dust body control to minimize noise/disturbance
Precious Gem body control to ensure only gentle pressure is applied
Firm Boulder body control when holding or bracing onto things
BETA Versions (testing & development)
FIRE Breathing ~ Cardio Exercises
MIST Breathing ~ Kind Works with others
ALPHA Versions (conceptualization & programming)
THUNDER Breathing ~ Quick Movements?
SUN Breathing ~ Leadership? Respect/Fame?
MOON Breathing ~ Friendship? Affection/Adoration?
LIGHT Breathing ~ Good Works with others? (i.e. Virtues?)
SHADOW Breathing ~ Bad Works with others? (i.e. Vices?)
P.S. I'm not a Hashira, still in training, just so you know.
~ A0K
#A0K#A3kii Life Stream#TUE DO#How#To Do#Tuesdays#Life#Breathing Styles#wind#water#stone#fire#mist#thunder#sun#moon#light#shadow
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Lenovo Yoga Pro 7i Review: Keeping It Slim and Professional
There are plenty of thin and light laptops available in the market these days, but most of them don’t offer a dedicated GPU. Of course, you’ll find some exceptions, such as the HP Omen Transcend 14 (Review) or the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14but the options aren’t too many. Cue the all-new Lenovo Yoga Pro 7iwhich has been updated with the Intel Core Ultra CPUs and Nvidia GeForce RTX 40 series GPUs. You…

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Best Laptops for Electronics Engineers
Electronics engineers require powerful, versatile, and reliable laptops to handle a wide range of tasks such as circuit simulation, PCB design, programming, CAD modeling, and more. A good laptop for electronics engineering should feature a high-performance processor, sufficient RAM, a dedicated GPU (if needed), and a long-lasting battery to support work on the go. In this guide, we’ll explore the best laptops available for electronics engineers in 2025.
Key Factors to Consider
Before purchasing a laptop for electronics engineering, consider the following factors:
1. Processor (CPU)
Electronics engineering software like MATLAB, AutoCAD, Altium Designer, and Proteus requires a powerful CPU. Look for at least an Intel Core i7 or AMD Ryzen 7 processor for smooth performance. If you run high-end simulations, consider an Intel Core i9 or AMD Ryzen 9 for better efficiency.
2. RAM (Memory)
Multitasking and running multiple applications simultaneously require sufficient RAM. A minimum of 16GB RAM is recommended, but 32GB RAM is ideal for heavy simulations and multitasking.
3. Graphics Card (GPU)
While integrated GPUs are sufficient for most tasks, dedicated GPUs like the NVIDIA RTX 3060 or AMD Radeon RX 6600M are beneficial for 3D modeling and high-resolution circuit design.
4. Storage (SSD vs. HDD)
A 512GB SSD is the minimum recommendation for fast boot times and quick access to large project files. If budget allows, opt for 1TB SSD or more for better performance.
5. Display
A high-resolution display enhances clarity, reducing eye strain during long working hours. A 15.6-inch or 16-inch Full HD (1920x1080) or 4K display with good color accuracy is recommended.
6. Battery Life
Electronics engineers often work on-site, in labs, or classrooms where power outlets may not be readily available. A laptop with at least 8-10 hours of battery life is ideal.
7. Connectivity & Ports
Look for laptops with USB-C, HDMI, Thunderbolt, and SD card slots for maximum connectivity with external devices like oscilloscopes, microcontrollers, and hardware debugging tools.
8. Operating System
Windows laptops are preferred due to compatibility with most engineering software. However, some engineers prefer macOS for stability and design, while Linux-based systems are ideal for programming and embedded development.
Top 5 Laptops for Electronics Engineers in 2025
1. Dell XPS 17 (2025 Edition)
Processor: Intel Core i9-13900H
RAM: 32GB DDR5
Storage: 1TB NVMe SSD
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4060
Display: 17-inch 4K UHD+ (3840 x 2400), 500 nits
Battery Life: Up to 10 hours
Why It’s Great: Excellent performance, stunning display, long battery life, and premium build.
2. Apple MacBook Pro 16 (M3 Max, 2025)
Processor: Apple M3 Max (12-core CPU, 38-core GPU)
RAM: 32GB Unified Memory
Storage: 1TB SSD
GPU: Integrated Apple M3 Max GPU
Display: 16.2-inch Liquid Retina XDR (3456 x 2234)
Battery Life: Up to 18 hours
Why It’s Great: Powerful performance, industry-leading battery life, best-in-class display, excellent for software development and PCB design.
3. Lenovo ThinkPad P16 Gen 2
Processor: Intel Core i9-13980HX
RAM: 64GB DDR5
Storage: 2TB SSD
GPU: NVIDIA RTX A5000 (16GB VRAM)
Display: 16-inch WQUXGA (3840x2400), 600 nits
Battery Life: Up to 9 hours
Why It’s Great: Best for professional-grade simulations and CAD work, durable build, robust security features.
4. ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2025 Edition)
Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX
RAM: 32GB DDR5
Storage: 1TB NVMe SSD
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4070
Display: 14-inch QHD+ (2560x1600), 165Hz refresh rate
Battery Life: Up to 8 hours
Why It’s Great: Compact, powerful, high-refresh-rate display, great for circuit simulations and PCB design.
5. HP ZBook Studio G10
Processor: Intel Core i7-13800H
RAM: 32GB DDR5
Storage: 1TB SSD
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 3070 Ti
Display: 15.6-inch 4K OLED
Battery Life: Up to 12 hours
Why It’s Great: Excellent color accuracy, powerful hardware, ideal for multimedia-related engineering tasks.
Budget-Friendly Options
For students or professionals on a budget, consider these options:
Acer Aspire 7 (2025 Edition) – AMD Ryzen 7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, NVIDIA GTX 1650.
Dell Inspiron 16 Plus – Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Integrated Intel Iris Xe.
ASUS Vivobook Pro 15 – AMD Ryzen 7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, NVIDIA RTX 3050.
Conclusion
Choosing the right laptop for electronics engineering depends on your workload, budget, and preferences. High-end models like the Dell XPS 17, MacBook Pro 16, and Lenovo ThinkPad P16 cater to professionals handling complex simulations and CAD work. On the other hand, budget-friendly options like the Acer Aspire 7 provide good value for students and entry-level engineers. Prioritizing a powerful CPU, ample RAM, SSD storage, and long battery life will ensure a seamless computing experience for any electronics engineering task.
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What are the best laptops for gaming?
High-End Gaming Laptops (Best Performance)
Asus ROG Strix Scar 18 CPU: Intel Core i9-13980HX GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4090 Display: 18" QHD+ (240Hz) RAM: 32GB+ Storage: 1TB+ SSD
Razer Blade 16 CPU: Intel Core i9-13950HX GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4090 Display: 16” Dual Mode (4K 120Hz / FHD 240Hz) RAM: 32GB Storage: 1TB SSD
MSI Titan GT77 HX CPU: Intel Core i9-13980HX GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4090 Display: 17.3” 4K 144Hz Mini LED RAM: 64GB Storage: 2TB SSD
Mid-Range Gaming Laptops (Best Value)
Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4070 Display: 14” QHD+ 165Hz RAM: 16GB Storage: 1TB SSD
Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 8 CPU: Intel Core i9-13900HX GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4080 Display: 16" WQXGA 240Hz RAM: 32GB Storage: 1TB SSD
Acer Predator Helios 16 CPU: Intel Core i7-13700HX GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4070 Display: 16" QHD+ 165Hz RAM: 16GB Storage: 1TB SSD
Budget Gaming Laptops (Affordable Choices)
ASUS TUF Gaming A15 CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4060 Display: 15.6” FHD 144Hz RAM: 16GB Storage: 512GB SSD
Dell G15 5530 CPU: Intel Core i7-13650HX GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4060 Display: 15.6” FHD 165Hz RAM: 16GB Storage: 512GB SSD
HP Victus 16 CPU: Intel Core i5-12500H GPU: NVIDIA RTX 3050 Display: 16.1” FHD 144Hz RAM: 16GB Storage: 512GB SSD
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Asus Gaming Laptops: The Ultimate Choice for Gamers
Asus Gaming Laptops
Gaming laptops have seen tremendous advancements over the years, and ASUS has been at the forefront of innovation, delivering high-performance machines for both casual and professional gamers. Whether you're looking for an entry-level device or a high-end powerhouse, ASUS has something for everyone. In this guide, we'll explore why ASUS gaming laptops are a top choice, their key features, and how to select the best one for your gaming needs.
Why Choose an ASUS Gaming Laptop?
ASUS is one of the most reputable brands in the gaming industry, known for its high-performance hardware, durable build quality, and cutting-edge designs. Here are some reasons why ASUS gaming laptops stand out:
1. Powerful Performance
ASUS integrates top-tier processors and GPUs into their gaming laptops. Most models feature Intel Core i7 or i9 processors, while others come equipped with AMD Ryzen 7 or 9 series chips. The powerful NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics cards ensure smooth gameplay, even in high-resolution settings.
2. High Refresh Rate Displays
A high refresh rate is essential for a seamless gaming experience. ASUS laptops often feature 144Hz, 240Hz, or even 360Hz displays, reducing motion blur and providing a competitive edge in fast-paced games like FPS and battle royales.
3. Advanced Cooling System
Gaming generates heat, and ASUS has mastered cooling solutions with its ROG (Republic of Gamers) and TUF (The Ultimate Force) series. These laptops come with liquid metal thermal compounds, multiple heat pipes, and efficient cooling fans to maintain optimal temperatures during intense gaming sessions.
4. RGB and Aesthetics
ASUS gaming laptops feature customizable RGB lighting, sleek designs, and futuristic aesthetics. The ASUS Aura Sync technology allows users to personalize their keyboard lighting, adding an immersive touch to the gaming experience.
5. Durability and Build Quality
Whether you choose the premium ROG series or the budget-friendly TUF lineup, ASUS laptops are designed to withstand heavy usage. The TUF series, in particular, is military-grade certified, ensuring durability against drops, shocks, and vibrations.
Best ASUS Gaming Laptops in 2025
1. ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 – The Best Portable Gaming Laptop
Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070
Display: 14-inch QHD, 165Hz
RAM & Storage: 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD
Pros: Ultra-portable, powerful performance, excellent battery life
Cons: No built-in webcam
2. ASUS ROG Strix Scar 16 – Best for Hardcore Gamers
Processor: Intel Core i9-13980HX
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090
Display: 16-inch Mini LED, 240Hz
RAM & Storage: 32GB DDR5, 2TB SSD
Pros: Extreme performance, stunning display, advanced cooling
Cons: Expensive
3. ASUS TUF Gaming A15 – Best Budget Gaming Laptop
Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060
Display: 15.6-inch, 144Hz
RAM & Storage: 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD
Pros: Affordable, durable, good battery life
Cons: Plastic build
4. ASUS ROG Flow X16 – Best Convertible Gaming Laptop
Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 6900HS
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti
Display: 16-inch QHD+, 165Hz, touchscreen
RAM & Storage: 32GB DDR5, 1TB SSD
Pros: Convertible 2-in-1 design, powerful specs, touchscreen support
Cons: Pricey
How to Choose the Best ASUS Gaming Laptop
When selecting an ASUS gaming laptop, consider the following factors:
1. Gaming Needs
If you're into casual gaming, an ASUS TUF laptop with an RTX 4050 will suffice.
For competitive and AAA gaming, go for an ROG Strix or Zephyrus model with RTX 4070 or higher.
If you stream or edit videos, choose a laptop with an Intel i9 or Ryzen 9 processor and at least 32GB RAM.
2. Screen Size and Resolution
14-inch models (e.g., Zephyrus G14) are ultra-portable but may not provide the best immersion.
15-16 inch models are a good balance of performance and portability.
17-inch models offer the best experience for immersive gaming but are less portable.
3. Refresh Rate
60Hz-120Hz: Suitable for casual gaming.
144Hz-240Hz: Ideal for fast-paced games.
300Hz+: Best for esports and professional gaming.
4. Battery Life
Gaming laptops generally have lower battery life due to high-performance hardware. If portability is a priority, choose a model with at least 8 hours of battery life.
5. Budget
Under $1000: ASUS TUF models offer great value.
$1000-$2000: ROG Zephyrus series for premium performance.
$2000+: ROG Strix Scar for ultimate gaming power.
Conclusion
ASUS gaming laptops offer a blend of power, durability, and innovation, making them a top choice for gamers. Whether you're a casual player or a professional, ASUS has a laptop tailored to your needs. By considering factors like performance, display, and budget, you can find the perfect ASUS gaming laptop to elevate your gaming experience.
If you're looking to invest in a gaming laptop, ASUS remains one of the best brands to consider. With models catering to all types of gamers, you can be sure to find a device that fits your budget and gaming requirements. Happy gaming!
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Top 10 Laptops for AI and ML Development: A Bulk Buyer’s Guide
AI and machine learning (ML) development require high-performance laptops equipped with robust processing power, advanced GPUs, and ample storage. For businesses or institutions purchasing in bulk, selecting the right laptops is critical to ensure productivity, cost-effectiveness, and seamless workflows. This guide outlines the top 10 laptops for AI and ML development, tailored for bulk buyers, and provides key considerations for making informed decisions.
Why Bulk Buying AI/ML Laptops Makes Sense
Bulk purchasing offers several advantages:
Cost Savings: Discounts on bulk orders reduce the cost per unit.
Consistency: Uniform hardware ensures software compatibility and simplifies troubleshooting.
Scalability: Ideal for growing teams or institutions needing to equip multiple developers.
Customization: Bulk orders often allow tailored configurations to meet specific AI/ML requirements.
Key Features to Look for in AI/ML Laptops
When selecting laptops for AI/ML development, prioritize the following features:
Powerful GPU: NVIDIA RTX or Quadro GPUs for accelerated ML training.
High RAM: 16GB minimum, with 32GB or more recommended for handling large datasets.
Fast Storage: SSD with at least 512GB (1TB preferred) for quick data access.
Multi-core CPU: Intel Core i7/i9 or AMD Ryzen 7/9 for efficient parallel processing.
Cooling System: Effective thermal management to sustain performance during intensive tasks.
Portability: Lightweight and durable designs for developers on the go.
Top 10 Laptops for AI and ML Development
Dell XPS 15: Combines power and portability with Intel Core i9, NVIDIA GTX/RTX GPUs, and up to 64GB RAM.
Apple MacBook Pro (M2/M3 Max): Exceptional performance with Apple’s M2/M3 chips and unified memory up to 96GB.
ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14: Compact yet powerful, featuring AMD Ryzen 9 and NVIDIA RTX 40-series GPUs.
Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 6: Workstation-grade laptop with Intel Core i9 and NVIDIA RTX GPUs, designed for heavy workloads.
HP Omen 17: High-end specs with Intel Core i9, NVIDIA RTX 40-series GPUs, and upgradable RAM.
MSI Creator Z16: Sleek design with Intel Core i7/i9 and NVIDIA RTX GPUs, optimized for creative and ML tasks.
Razer Blade 16: Combines gaming-grade performance with a professional design, featuring NVIDIA RTX 40-series GPUs.
Acer Predator Helios 300: Affordable yet powerful, with Intel Core i7 and NVIDIA RTX 30-series GPUs.
Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio: Versatile 2-in-1 design with Intel Core i7 and NVIDIA RTX GPUs.
Framework Laptop 16: Modular design with AMD Ryzen 7 and customizable GPU options, ideal for sustainability.
Tips for Bulk Buyers
Assess Your Needs: Determine specific project requirements, such as GPU power, RAM, and storage.
Compare Prices: Request quotes from multiple vendors to secure the best deal.
Check Warranty and Support: Ensure bulk orders include extended warranties and reliable customer support.
Test Before Buying: Evaluate a demo unit to confirm performance and compatibility.
Plan for Upgrades: Choose laptops with upgradable components to extend their lifespan.
Conclusion
Investing in the right laptops for AI and ML development is crucial for maximizing productivity and achieving project goals. By selecting from the top 10 laptops listed above and following bulk buying tips, businesses and institutions can equip their teams with the tools needed for success. Whether you’re a startup, enterprise, or research institution, bulk buying ensures cost savings, consistency, and scalability for AI/ML initiatives.
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🎮 Meilleurs PC Portables Gamer ASUS en 2025 – Guide d'Achat
En 2025, ASUS reste l’un des leaders du marché des PC portables gaming, proposant des modèles puissants et innovants, parfaits pour les joueurs à la recherche de hautes performances, d’écrans fluides et de cartes graphiques avancées. Que vous soyez un gamer professionnel ou un joueur occasionnel, ASUS offre une gamme variée adaptée à tous les besoins.
🔥 Top 3 des Meilleurs PC Gamer ASUS en 2025
💼 ASUS ROG Strix SCAR 18 → Intel Core i9-14900HX, NVIDIA RTX 4070, 32 Go RAM, écran 18" 240 Hz → Idéal pour le gaming ultra-performant et l'esport.
📚 ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16 → AMD Ryzen 9 HX 370, NVIDIA RTX 4070, 16 Go RAM, écran OLED 16" 240 Hz → Parfait pour les gamers et créateurs de contenu.
🏢 ASUS TUF Gaming A15 → AMD Ryzen 5 7535HS, NVIDIA RTX 4060, 16 Go RAM, écran 15,6" 144 Hz → Un excellent rapport qualité/prix pour les joueurs.
💡 Ces modèles offrent des performances exceptionnelles adaptées aux jeux AAA et à la compétition e-sport.
🔹 Pourquoi Choisir un PC Portable Gamer ASUS en 2025 ?
✅ Performance Extrême → ASUS équipe ses PC gamers des dernières générations de processeurs Intel et AMD, ainsi que de cartes graphiques NVIDIA RTX. ✅ Écran Haute Fréquence → Des taux de rafraîchissement allant jusqu'à 240 Hz pour une fluidité optimale en jeu. ✅ Refroidissement Avancé → ASUS intègre des technologies de refroidissement optimisées, garantissant des températures stables même lors des sessions prolongées. ✅ Clavier RGB Personnalisable → Un confort de jeu amélioré avec des touches précises et un rétroéclairage RGB ajustable.
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Retrouvez les meilleurs PC portables gamer ASUS en Tunisie en 2025 sur Tunewtec – votre expert gaming en Tunisie.
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