I said it in the past, now in the present and I'll say this probably in the future: VaM is a hustle. But if you are willing to put work into it, you'll get a big reward.
It's really a complex piece of software and you have to understand it as a sandbox. Your fantasy is your border. Once you understand the rough basics it will be much easier to create basic stuff. But until then, you spend a lot of hours. 2 hours is nothing.
Your machine specs are totally fine. You have to know VaM eats hardware, literally. There's no "Now I have the ultimate VaM machine!"-state. Every new generation of hardware will be overwhelmed by this at some point. There's a lot of hardware threads in here so just search around a bit. Then you know what is important and what creates pressure on your system.
It's really a complex piece of software and you have to understand it as a sandbox. Your fantasy is your border. Once you understand the rough basics it will be much easier to create basic stuff. But until then, you spend a lot of hours. 2 hours is nothing.
Your machine specs are totally fine. You have to know VaM eats hardware, literally. There's no "Now I have the ultimate VaM machine!"-state. Every new generation of hardware will be overwhelmed by this at some point. There's a lot of hardware threads in here so just search around a bit. Then you know what is important and what creates pressure on your system.
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