Recent content by Riccochet

First thing I did was set a negative voltage curve to keep voltages down. Even picked up a couple mhz in PBO doing so. Highly recommend.

Everything you do you, every action you take in the game has an effect. Eat too much people call you fat. Kick chickens and you'll be greeted as chicken kicker. Be too friendly with too many women and they won't want to talk to you. It's amazing how much thought went in to the game for when it...

I don't remember people whining about it. It was a really forward thinking game when it came out. Like if you eat too much you get fat and the town people make fun of you.

One of my favorite series of games. Hopefully they do the franchise justice and stick to what made the game amazing.

I was thinking a mix of Apex, Minecraft and Borderlands

Every game isn't made for you. Every game isn't made for me. I don't like RTS games. Guess what, I don't play them. If you don't like online games then don't play them. There are millions of people that do. And you can solo ARC Raiders. Play as passively as you want. It uses aggression based...

You don't need a single player to be successful. ARC Raiders is a fantastic game.

The game looks terrible

I read it as it being an OEM only part. So, system integrators and big names like HP and Dell.

Not that I agree with the whole situation, but from Nvidia's perspective it makes sense to focus production on the 5060 as that's their best selling card. Otherwise, this all just sucks.

I'm speculating that they positioned the 5080 to provide the ability to run ultra levels of settings at 1440P where 16 GB is plenty. I run everything at max on mine and have never hit a VRAM limit. Can it do 4K? Yeah, no doubt, but there may be some limitations. Right now 1440P is the fastest...

I just watched GN's synopsis. Aaaaand, much of nothing. A better integrated GPU with frame gen and voodoo math to make it look better. And some AI AI AI AI AI oh

x86 rules the roost in healthcare technology, which is where I'm parked. We require Windows, and not emulated Windows. An SOC isn't going to work. At least not right now. Maybe for thin clients as Citrix is being adopted at higher rates.

that's fine in you don't require x86 compatibility

any updates on this?