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I’ll tell you when I get it to boot.
idk eitherSublime.
I always want a computer where if I game runs like shit I can confidently blame it on the game.
Ages ago, I had reverse performance problems. There was a game called Dungeon Keeper. Everyone left and right complained how hard this game was. Which i did not understand: the game was so easy, I gave up playing because it got boring.
Much later i learned that the game was so easy for me because my machine was absolutely underpowered for it. After dealing with the player side of things, there was no juice left to run the enemies’ “AI”, and they were basically walkovers instead of boss fights.
If I were to make my own cooling loop, I’d make it look like TNG’s warp core. Put some LED strips for the red running lights 'n all that. Maybe even add a little speaker just to play the thrumming sound it makes.
Level up, bro:
Welp what a hobby does to a MF or maybe i’m a bit irresponsible with my money.
I see no issue. Gotta enjoy life, too
A PC without an optical drive isn’t a PC to me.
What do you use it for nowadays?
Ripping Blu-ray’s, DVD’s, and CD’s and burning CD’s for my friends.
Reminding myself of what we lost.
I finally upgraded from my 13 year old laptop, and I must say… Playing Portal on max settings has been great!
Try Portal 2: Community Edition (on steam) if you get tired of hitting the framerate cap
I hear ya. I upgraded my old GPU recently, and now I’m just playing WoW Forever on it…
Spent years being a cheapy peepy gamer, played through BG3 on lowest settings three times. Now that I’m on the other end of the spectrum, I still want games to be as optimised as possible. I’m going to be using this hardware until it coughs blue smoke in my face ten years from now
I used to play ultra settings first play through. Just to get the full experience. After that it’s low\medium, unless it an online multiplayer. Since quake, I want blocks on planes level of low detail.
Nioh 3 reviews and discussions in a single picture.
