Anyone here using the UDK?

[noogai03]

I've started learning to use the UDK; it's really powerful. The other main choice (for powerful 3d game engines) is Unity, but Unreal looks more powerful.

It's really quite confusing, but I'm getting there.

Or I WAS, until I realised my PC did not have enough RAM to run it smoothly. 
After that, it started to get slower and slower and now it can barely run LIMBO (the name is meant to be in caps) without just turning off!!! 
 

Anyway, I'm going to get 64bit Windows 7 and 4gb more RAM. That will *hopefully* solve the problem.

[noogai03]

Sorry, I got distracted from my original purpose by my rage at Windows Vista     

What I wanted to ask was if there was anyone who knew anything that might be a help.

Thanks!

[noogai03]

I now have 7gb of RAM, Windows 7 Pro x64. However, my fans are screwed up, so I can use the UDK but not much else. 

[Badger]

Hey bro.

Just edit your posts instead of triple-posting.

[noogai03]

Hey bro.

Just edit your posts instead of triple-posting.

 Yeah, I have a lot of bad, bad habits with forums and social networks. Also, I didn't notice the "Modify" button. And because the Reply button was a different colour, I clicked it immediately.

[Gropaga]

I now have 7gb of RAM, Windows 7 Pro x64. However, my fans are screwed up, so I can use the UDK but not much else. 

you don't need 7 gb only 5 gb

[FOTEPX]

I now have 7gb of RAM, Windows 7 Pro x64. However, my fans are screwed up, so I can use the UDK but not much else. 

you don't need 7 gb only 5 gb

My 3GB PC feels small and insignificant... And my 512MB Laptop has commited suicide.

[HurricaneAndrew]

I now have 7gb of RAM, Windows 7 Pro x64. However, my fans are screwed up, so I can use the UDK but not much else. 

you don't need 7 gb only 5 gb

My 3GB PC feels small and insignificant... And my 512MB Laptop has commited suicide.

I hope you're running 3GB of RAM on XP. Vista and 7 will barely run themselves on 3GB of RAM. On XP, 3GB is almost overkill unless you're trying to play CoD:BO or Skyrim while running a virus scan with Norton or McAfee.