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Ideally I see the fans in my PC twice: When I first built it, and when I'm retiring it. But who am I kidding, my current PC, it will probably be my last, so I'll never see those ugly fans again.

Maybe not for long, local AI models are getting more capable. And I think a lot of people and even professionals are more comfortable paying for their own electricity than paying a giant premium for tokens in the cloud. Not to mention the privacy / data leak concerns.

Easier maybe, but totally useless. With frametimes you instantly get the full picture based on how high are the spikes and how they are distributed.

I think the "invention" of the 1% lows have really spoiled the discussion about performance. People treat it as if it is some kind of golden standard, when it's as arbitrary of a line as can be. Why not 0.5% lows, or 2% lows? It's just another data point to look at, that people attribute too...

I'd risk my 2080Ti to make it 22GB. It's not very useful as is, but with 22GB many common LLMs could be fully loaded to vram

NGL this looks like donkey. The first game was already creepy enough, this is outright disturbing. Also this supposed to be the protagonist from the first game? There is literally zero resemblance.

Sure, who cares. By the time it is on PC we'll be fatigued by all the gameplay footage. I have netflix but I probably won't even look at it until it hits public youtube.

You know that's not an useful comparison, the distribution of pre-orders is not linear along the entire window. Usually it is highest at the start and close to the end, with a big lull in the middle.

I don't know of any game that released that specific data point. The marketing gurus are not stupid they deliberately release numbers that you can't compare to anything else directly. Cyberpunk 2077 was pre-ordered 8 million times, but it's not known how many of that was in the first week, and...

Actually new ideas should be ripped to shreds. Just because you have a new idea doesn't automatically make it good. And even if it is good, input and pushback from others in the team could make it great. But we are in the era of toxic positivity where any pushback or disagreement is frowned...

Wrong. Steam is an excellent indicator of how games are doing. One could say it is the only reliable indicator as this is the only number that corporations can't astroturf or hide. Remember when ubisoft wanted it gone? The "oh but think of games pass" excuse was trotted out for indiana jones...

This is so stupid on so many levels. First off, making up the details with AI is not equivalent quality. It is a fake image that we know can and will deviate from reality due to hallucinations. Second, I'm pretty sure bandwith is far cheaper than the computation required to generate video with...

That's KITT's evil twin.

OK, ChatGPT, stand down.

I've seen the game streamed by several people, it looks like a very lazy remake. I was never a big fan of Halo, but this seems to have lost what little appeal the original had. The AI which was the standout thing about halo is awful. The balance is bad, sometimes too easy sometimes too hard on...

What's the news item here, that they are not getting closed?

My copy always crashed when trying to use the track editor.

It's funny, how when things go the corporations way then the so called vocal minority doesn't matter and has no power, but when some of their actions or releases are received poorly then it's all the vocal minority's fault for hating on it. Schödringer's minority more like it. They both hold no...

That's approximately 2.5 - 3 million copies in a week, not that impressive for GTA TBH.

LOL, You wish.