WereCat

Guys, I've figured out how to defeat T-Series. Spam offensive comments on their videos to get them demonetized!
 
(Jk, don't do that)

When your friends and coworkers have $1000 new phones every year and your SE has been in seventeen cases in its lifetime...
 

I mean, I think you need to work on your grammar before you even consider developing video games.
 
Also, if you're an indie developer, those specs are overkill. 
 
And these fourms tend to encourage PC building, sooo.
 
And you're not leaving quietly if you make a big fuss about it. 

https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/asu4lr/faze_clan_vs_renegades_iem_katowice_2019_the_new/
https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/at2z4f/faze_clan_vs_avangar_iem_katowice_2019_the_new/
WTF FaZe?

I swear, if they lose to complexity.

So I did some YT compression testing.
I wanted to see how much does YT compression affect the different source files I throw at it (check the description for each source for each video).
 
So I will likely just stick with x264 NVENC or x265 NVENC without filters at 20,000 bitrate as that is by far the fastest to render and looks good enough compared to the other ones.
(honestly, I expected there to be a lot bigger difference between the various settings)
 
I will be trying 1440p next after OBS updates to a new version with better NVENC.
 
Also, thx YT for scrambling the order of the videos in the playlist...

Is it normal for PIA to use this much battery? 
 
33h since last charge
4.5h screen on time 
 

So I did some YT compression testing.
I wanted to see how much does YT compression affect the different source files I throw at it (check the description for each source for each video).
 
So I will likely just stick with x264 NVENC or x265 NVENC without filters at 20,000 bitrate as that is by far the fastest to render and looks good enough compared to the other ones.
(honestly, I expected there to be a lot bigger difference between the various settings)
 
I will be trying 1440p next after OBS updates to a new version with better NVENC.
 
Also, thx YT for scrambling the order of the videos in the playlist...

Is it normal for PIA to use this much battery? 
 
33h since last charge
4.5h screen on time 
 

Is it normal for PIA to use this much battery? 
 
33h since last charge
4.5h screen on time 
 

So I did some YT compression testing.
I wanted to see how much does YT compression affect the different source files I throw at it (check the description for each source for each video).
 
So I will likely just stick with x264 NVENC or x265 NVENC without filters at 20,000 bitrate as that is by far the fastest to render and looks good enough compared to the other ones.
(honestly, I expected there to be a lot bigger difference between the various settings)
 
I will be trying 1440p next after OBS updates to a new version with better NVENC.
 
Also, thx YT for scrambling the order of the videos in the playlist...

So I did some YT compression testing.
I wanted to see how much does YT compression affect the different source files I throw at it (check the description for each source for each video).
 
So I will likely just stick with x264 NVENC or x265 NVENC without filters at 20,000 bitrate as that is by far the fastest to render and looks good enough compared to the other ones.
(honestly, I expected there to be a lot bigger difference between the various settings)
 
I will be trying 1440p next after OBS updates to a new version with better NVENC.
 
Also, thx YT for scrambling the order of the videos in the playlist...

So I did some YT compression testing.
I wanted to see how much does YT compression affect the different source files I throw at it (check the description for each source for each video).
 
So I will likely just stick with x264 NVENC or x265 NVENC without filters at 20,000 bitrate as that is by far the fastest to render and looks good enough compared to the other ones.
(honestly, I expected there to be a lot bigger difference between the various settings)
 
I will be trying 1440p next after OBS updates to a new version with better NVENC.
 
Also, thx YT for scrambling the order of the videos in the playlist...

While my laptop can't handle a lot of my games library, Moonlight game-streaming client makes it so that I have no real reason to upgrade at this point 😄 If I simply continue to upgrade the workstation at home, I won't have to be concerned about recent mobile tech, seeing that my Personal Datacentre would all but embarrass the performance in that sector anyhow 😂 But that doesn't mean that I won't still consider a mobile upgrade, for when I'm out-of-range of a decent wireless network 😉 Now, Desktop/HEDT is another story...
 
 
jk - ESXi was never meant to be just for gaming 😛 I get questions from people who ask me whether I really need to have such a setup. But I can ask the same of anyone who has a gaming rig - is gaming really necessary? No. But we both like our own niche. In my case, it's different from a lot of people, because I'm not just a gamer. I'm also an enterprise user, with a slightly-limited budget (which steers me away from DDR4 long enough that DDR5 will show up before I upgrade 😂). And I hate rebooting all the time, so no triple-booting BS. That's for the lazy 😝

So I did some YT compression testing.
I wanted to see how much does YT compression affect the different source files I throw at it (check the description for each source for each video).
 
So I will likely just stick with x264 NVENC or x265 NVENC without filters at 20,000 bitrate as that is by far the fastest to render and looks good enough compared to the other ones.
(honestly, I expected there to be a lot bigger difference between the various settings)
 
I will be trying 1440p next after OBS updates to a new version with better NVENC.
 
Also, thx YT for scrambling the order of the videos in the playlist...

This is how I get MAD PUSSY!

6 hours left for this deal.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B06XX29S9Q
 
64GB Samsung SD card for 10 Buckazoids. 

Amazon, I do not have a child.
Why the fuck did you even start thinking that I had one?

Ooo - if only the T7610 had M.2 slots with native NVMe support  
 
 

Green tea ice cream. 

@Evil_Crab Awesome, once again

Asking important questions... 
 
If a notebook has a RTX 2080 or 2080ti and a 1080p display, can you use DLSS since on PC it's locked only to 1440p and 4k on these cards?

ESXi just gets better and better  
https://www.v-front.de/2013/10/faq-using-ssds-with-esxi.html https://searchvmware.techtarget.com/tip/VMware-SSD-updates-Making-a-solid-case-for-local-ESXi-storage https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2145210 Time to see if the WD Blue 3D NAND (500GB) SSD is up to the task. If not, I can still use it to (temporarily) boost the MacBook Pro that's choking on High Sierra instead 😂 

So I'm back in Melbourne, hmm...
Should I go back to karting?
 
Oh yeah I took a lot of car photos in Indo, I might create an album for that
Lots of wicked cars.

@Evil_Crab Awesome, once again