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Title: a VJ's joy of using PC - part 2
Date: 2013-07-08 18:25
Category: blog
Author: admin
Slug: a-vjs-joy-of-using-pc-part-2
Tags: geeksauce, vjism, english
Thumb: /library/IMG_0839-500x333.jpg
I was super nervous about having to use my new
Thinkpad
with a new operating system and a new VJ software which I am not used to
right at the first huge gig in the burning summer sun, covered with
dust, in front of tens of thousands of people at [Love Family
Park](http://lovefamilypark.com) yesterday together with [Jem the
Misfit](http://www.jemthemisfit.com)...especially after [what i've gone
through](/a-vjs-joy-of-using-pc-part-1.html)
last week...<!-- PELICAN_END_SUMMARY -->
![](/library/IMG_0839-500x333.jpg "IMG_0839")
...but I have to say: I am proud of my black monster! It didn't only
survive the outdoor rave, the system and the software were rock solid
throughout the full 10 hour set. Maximum CPU load was around 20%, RAM
usage around 14% and the maximum average core temperature was around
79°C - in average around 70°C. Amazing!
I guess I should push the baby harder next time...