Everything posted by HiWire
- Merry Christmas everyone!
- Happy Birthday guzziguy!
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What TV show are you watching now?
It's hard not to binge the show. Already watched a few episodes of Season 2.
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What TV show are you watching now?
Finally finished the first season of The Expanse!
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Happy Birthday Tom (bozebuttons)
Happy Birthday!
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Happy Birthday Bryan (Aura)
Happy Birthday!
- What TV show are you watching now?
- Happy Birthday emelius!
- Happy Birthday JP numbers!
- Happy Birthday mikeymad!
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What are you listening to Part the Third
Scritti Politti - Cupid & Psyche 85 Zapp
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What TV show are you watching now?
Terry Pratchett's Going Postal
- Happy Birthday luvdunhill!
- Happy Birthday Dusty!
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Windows 11 upgrade - yay or nay?
Saw this article on Ars Technica today... seems to be relevant: Discmaster, a website archive of floppy discs and CD-ROMs files, etc. that includes automatic media playback: https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2022/10/lost-something-search-through-91-7-million-files-from-the-80s-90s-and-2000s/
- Happy Birthday Wayne!
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Get your game on!
Yes, the 4090 is a good value if it performs like Nvidia claims and if the prices are in the ballpark of what they listed. I'm not sure what availability will be like... will the high-end market be indifferent after such a long drought... at this point, some people are probably trying to figure out whether it's worth purchasing a 30-series or wait for the new products. The GeForce RTX 30-series is mature (and upgraded with the Ti products) and the drivers should be relatively stable, likewise regarding the hardware power and cooling implementations, mux output, etc. I can see the 4090 and its relatives being popular for content creators (i.e., graphic rendering, etc.), given the significant performance improvements that could pay for themselves very quickly.
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Get your game on!
Yes, that's one of the big problems of PC gaming... chasing the never-ending specs inflation (480 Hz monitors?) and parts cost. I'm disappointed that the energy/heat limits for CPUs and GPUs keep escalating too. I know you can't get something for nothing, but I'm a bit more focused on efficiency and reliability over absolute performance these days.
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Get your game on!
The jury is still out on AMD. The Radeon 6000-series have demonstrated impressive performance, sometimes surpassing their Nvidia counterparts, but it's hard to find any AMD GPUs in mainstream gaming laptops, for example.
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Get your game on!
Yes, they were pushing DLSS hard. I'm not planning to jump to 4K, so I'm hoping I won't need it.
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Get your game on!
I agree (the picture was too hard to resist). I had to deal with old computers that had weird Intel driver problems. You'd think Intel would have figured it out by now because their graphics are the default everywhere. Good to have a 3rd competitor in the market, anyway.
- Get your game on!
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Happy Birthday Jim (morphsci)!
Happy Birthday!
- Happy Birthday johnwmclean!
- Happy Birthday en480c4!