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PC Gaming ERA | November 2019 - They'll Soon Be Back, And In Greater Numbers
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Go, where I got it from, and sometimes even what it wants me to do. xD
I just bought this to replace my broken ultrawide, and I love it:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07H...lRBZ6SJ0e-ert-IId3Xug&hsa_cr_id=2517288140801
I love me some Pharaoh/Zeus/Emperor-style games though I am amused that one seems to shrink the size of structures and make the citizens giants.
I don't think they are Diablo-likes where everyone I see is that "We are hardcore and dark!"
So I'm trying to figure out how nvidia new up scaling tech works(I think it's only for 16 and 20 series for now). Nvidia has a help guide that states you change the resolution in game while having a gpu scale box ticked.
nvidia.custhelp.com
However on the rdr2 guide it specifically mentions some odd resolutions you can up scale from.
"If, however, you still wish to run at High across the board at 4K, at 60 FPS, consider using our new upscaling and sharpening technology to upscale gameplay to 4K from 3264x1836 or 2880x1620, for a sizeable performance improvement, and only a minimal reduction in image clarity."
Where did Nvidia grab these resolution numbers? Are they selectable options in game?
NVIDIA Support
nvidia.custhelp.com
However on the rdr2 guide it specifically mentions some odd resolutions you can up scale from.
Red Dead Redemption 2: NVIDIA’s Recommended GPUs For 60+ FPS Gameplay
We’ve run the numbers on Red Dead Redemption 2: GeForce RTX GPUs deliver high-quality experiences at 60 FPS in Rockstar’s eagerly anticipated game, and the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti is the only card capable of running at 4K.
www.nvidia.com
"If, however, you still wish to run at High across the board at 4K, at 60 FPS, consider using our new upscaling and sharpening technology to upscale gameplay to 4K from 3264x1836 or 2880x1620, for a sizeable performance improvement, and only a minimal reduction in image clarity."
Where did Nvidia grab these resolution numbers? Are they selectable options in game?
Check out the japanese only, Nintendo DS exclusive Soma Bringer :v
Edmund has played a lot of the game while explaining the mechanics in videos on his Youtube channel. Lots of gameplay to watch.
Edit: He posted a new video exactly one minute after this post!
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If this is a stealth way of port-begging Dragon's Crown on Steam, you have my sword (and axe) (and overdeveloped tight muscles).
That is a great choice but 32 inch is too big for me, maybe 27 inch is the sweet spot...
thanks for the help!.... I have this one in the cart but I'm not sure about this..
Samsung 27-Inch CJG56 144Hz Curved Gaming Monitor (LC27JG56QQNXZA) – WQHD Computer Monitor, 2560 x 1440p Resolution, 4ms Response, Game Mode, HDMI, AMD FreeSync
Is there a reliable source for playerbase numbers and server status' for older PC games?
I've had a thing lately for old school shooters and just wondering how my mileage is going to be by picking up something like Quake or Unreal Tournament on Steam.
I've had a thing lately for old school shooters and just wondering how my mileage is going to be by picking up something like Quake or Unreal Tournament on Steam.
played through a decent chunk of it earlier this year - I enjoyed it quite a bit at first, but the deficiencies in the combat system become more and more apparent as the difficulty increases and you encounter more and more enemies that can KO party members in a single combo. it's just not very well balanced, but some people seemed to have enjoyed it more than I did, so maybe it'll scratch a certain PS2-era ARPG itch for you
Current gpus sucks... We really need 3000 series. A 2080 ti can play 4k/60 but a mix of medium and high? give me a break.So I'm trying to figure out how nvidia new up scaling tech works(I think it's only for 16 and 20 series for now). Nvidia has a help guide that states you change the resolution in game while having a gpu scale box ticked.
NVIDIA Support
However on the rdr2 guide it specifically mentions some odd resolutions you can up scale from.
Red Dead Redemption 2: NVIDIA’s Recommended GPUs For 60+ FPS Gameplay
We’ve run the numbers on Red Dead Redemption 2: GeForce RTX GPUs deliver high-quality experiences at 60 FPS in Rockstar’s eagerly anticipated game, and the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti is the only card capable of running at 4K.www.nvidia.com
"If, however, you still wish to run at High across the board at 4K, at 60 FPS, consider using our new upscaling and sharpening technology to upscale gameplay to 4K from 3264x1836 or 2880x1620, for a sizeable performance improvement, and only a minimal reduction in image clarity."
Where did Nvidia grab these resolution numbers? Are they selectable options in game?
She's great. You can tell a character is done well when her companion mission is annoying and yet you can't wait to finish it.
I'm getting more and more nervous that Baiken won't be in the initial roster.
Aside from that I'm super excited for this game. I was able to run the other game around 6K and it looked so amazing. Literally had better image quality than any anime I've ever seen. I'm hoping that by the time this releases that Ampere cards will be released and I'll be able to run it around 5K to 6K as well.
The overall texture work looks higher res too. The previous game had some issues here and there more than likely due to the game having to run on a PS3.
You are more than welcome :)
Why does real life have to be so busy? -_- I cleared The Turing Effect just as Outer Worlds dropped so I could focus entirely on it (even though I also bought Disco Elysium at the exact same time) and have so far created my character, gotten to the ship and tweaked some settings. Please life, stop being busy with work and recently moving.
Doesn't help that I've moved further West to even more remote Australia so Internet is either 4G mobile broadband with a whopping 100GB quota or a NBN service that if I go over its usage I get banned from the service. So cool.
I got it last year and didn't get many hours in. Maybe 3? It's unbalanced in a very disruptive way, as mentioned earlier. It's also feels very "stiff" making everything else feel a bit worse. Can't recommend it, sadly.
Since frame rate is half on consoles, even at same settings, Xbox X version would be rendering 50% (PS4 pro around 25%) of pixels.
But we don't know settings, but Digital Foundry will hopefully have analysis.
(and of course you preferably have overhead for more stable frame rate)
having played a bit further and initially enjoyed the game more than you did, I dug the vibe the game was going for (despite not caring for some of the character designs), and I enjoyed the exploration and the easier combat despite the lack of mechanical/UI polish, but once the combat difficulty ramps up, its flaws get a lot harder to ignore - the combat has a bunch of features that sound on paper like they should make for a deep and strategic real-time combat system, but in practice, battles are too fast-paced and chaotic to mentally keep track of a lot of them, and a number of the advanced techniques (which battles increasingly revolve around) require button inputs that are way too difficult to pull off successfully. I'd wait for another bundle or a sale for much less than $10.
this is just opus magnum plus spacechem
not that thats a bad thing
edit after 10 minutes, i like this a lot more than i ever did spacechem because its actual chemistry
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I think I'm almost done with Outer Worlds, what a fantastic game. One of my favorite games of the year. Almost feel bad playing this on gamepass but I'll buy it on steam next year when there are mods to toy around with.
I have my pc hooked up to my 4k tv and i play games at 1800p that can't hit 60 fps at 4k native. Honestly I can't tell a difference between 1800p and native 4k on my TV unless I get about a foot away and I see some slight fuzziness. 1800p is a nice middle ground between 1440p and 4k. 1440p is ok on my 4ktv but I can see the difference in resolution sitting 8 feet back where I can't at 1800p. With 1800p I get about 30 percent more performance too vs native 4k. Trying to hit native 4k is a waste of resources for me.
Yeah we have to wait until summer 2020 for the 30 series, and i think it'll be a huge upgrade being 7nm euv. Plus Nvidia will the motivated to try and outshine the new consoles coming holiday 2020. I'm hoping for a big boost in both performance and rtx effects.
I have my pc hooked up to my 4k tv and i play games at 1800p that can't hit 60 fps at 4k native. Honestly I can't tell a difference between 1800p and native 4k on my TV unless I get about a foot away and I see some slight fuzziness. 1800p is a nice middle ground between 1440p and 4k. 1440p is ok on my 4ktv but I can see the difference in resolution sitting 8 feet back where I can't at 1800p. With 1800p I get about 30 percent more performance too vs native 4k. Trying to hit native 4k is a waste of resources for me.
So I'm trying to figure out how nvidia new up scaling tech works(I think it's only for 16 and 20 series for now). Nvidia has a help guide that states you change the resolution in game while having a gpu scale box ticked.
NVIDIA Support
However on the rdr2 guide it specifically mentions some odd resolutions you can up scale from.
Red Dead Redemption 2: NVIDIA’s Recommended GPUs For 60+ FPS Gameplay
We’ve run the numbers on Red Dead Redemption 2: GeForce RTX GPUs deliver high-quality experiences at 60 FPS in Rockstar’s eagerly anticipated game, and the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti is the only card capable of running at 4K.www.nvidia.com
"If, however, you still wish to run at High across the board at 4K, at 60 FPS, consider using our new upscaling and sharpening technology to upscale gameplay to 4K from 3264x1836 or 2880x1620, for a sizeable performance improvement, and only a minimal reduction in image clarity."
Where did Nvidia grab these resolution numbers? Are they selectable options in game?
They are percentages of 4k
85% and 75% of native
the new scaling thing in control panel adds them as custom resolutions selectable in-game
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