JabroniBaloney

said on the tin, it's single link dvi 

 
You're not scammed, you just bought the wrong thing.

So, I was talking with my girlfriend, and she told me to create an account on this forum because I thought of an odd idea. What would it be like to play Steam on a 56k modem? I know it would be difficult to do, but imagine a modern gaming rig with a 56k modem... XD
Beautiful.

William Meidling
 
 

What cpu?
 
I think some of those won't run some game due to missing instructions, but might aswell try it, its a free game.

A quick cashgrab from a greedy publisher, fuck'em. They should've give us Generals 2 (proper, not pay to win fucking trash) Red Alert 4, CnC 4 or anything else.
Not remaster of a 24 year old game.

that's a ton of effort to just play a simple game. Honestly they should just get rid of Vanguard like Doom Eternal got rid of Denuvo.

because Vanguard way oversteps the bounds of what an anti cheat program should do

Hey, I was wondering if there was software or hardware that could enhance my music playback and make it sound amazing. I use an Arctis 7 if thats important.

This is just how it looks. There is no problem with them. Altough if you are only using a 3.5 mm to your front port it should use realtek drivers. There could be a thing inside of the headset. I am not sure though

As long as you're playing at 1080p you should be fine for over 60 fps. But like @Mateyyy said your CPU could be another limiting factor here. I've seen some weird stuttering issues with non-hyperthreading CPUs from Intel in this game.

Hey. Just looking for an insight into red dead redemption 2 on pc. Been wanting to get it but not too sure if i can run it smoothly with medium to high settings. I got the game on release day and i just couldnt play 5 mins on low settings even menu was messed up. So got refund straight away and decided to wait for fixes. But now i want to get it again but wanted to see if other people with same specs as me or close was able to run without issue.
 
cpu:i5 7600K
GPU: 2070 super
RAM: 32gb
M.2 ssd

Hello all,
 
I recently purchased a used ASUS MB168B portable USB monitor. I was considering using it as a permanent monitor for my system, but I didn't want to use up a USB port for it. (I'm aware this defeats the purpose of a portable monitor, just work with me here please.)
 
Now, this monitor is powered by a type B micro USB 3.0 to type A USB 3.0 port. (I don't think it's called 3.0 anymore, but you know, the weird micro usb with extra bit Samsung used for a while to standard USB 3.0 with the blue connector.)
 
Is there an adapter that goes from micro B 3.0 to something like HDMI (most likely with USB for power)? I found 1 cable that seems like it was made for an old Samsung Note phone to plug into a TV, but I didn't think that would work since the micro B was plugged into the source not the output.

You shouldn't have purchased the monitor, then. USB is USB: if the display's input is a USB-port, it'll require you to use USB. There is no adapter that can convert video-output into a USB-signal.

What delay? Pretty much everything we have heard up to this point has been speculation. How can something have been delayed when RS hasn't even confirmed the game is in development?

Correct me if I'm missing something here...

I think rockstar will get use of the new technology Nvidia built into its Turing graphics cards it will use ray tracing in it the game I think will have stunning graphics on high settings but they will need the minimum graphics to meet most people so it would fit many people  don't you agree?

Keep in mind that some mics are just designed that way. To only pickup very close audio and ignore everything around you.
I think jaze2cents had a video about just that.
 

I do enjoy quite a lot the visual aesthetics of  games.

After i played the new cowboy game, the other games i used to play looks way bad visually.

Of course i'm playing some older games compared to red dead 2. BUT i feel like when playing far from my monitor makes the games look a lot better. Not just sharpening but the textures as well.
Since i can't play like 2 meters from my monitor everyday, i would like to know. Is it possible to recreate this "effect" from playing far from the tv ? Like playing in 4k would be the same as 2 meters away ?

dety0 and CutTweeks claim to be able to increse your fps via a couple of software changes
 
My question is 

What do they do exactly and does it help or is it just a big scam?
 
 
links to both of they´r twitter
https://twitter.com/Dety0
https://twitter.com/CutTweaks

I have tried it like 5 times

rx 580 overclocked to 1500 should barely get 60 fps on average on fortnite max graphics

China doesn't optimize software, China floods your drive with uncompressed texture maps, sound files and cutscenes

Why does fortnite require 80+ GB of disk space???
Isn't there just the one map???
Witcher 3 requires ~50GB and MHWI require only ~47GB! Why 82GB for a single map game???
I can't wrap my head around this!
 

More like minority shareholder. Do you play COD or LOL?
 
In other terms, I got TW3 free with my GPU, and shortly after CDPR on GOG had a promo for something like $20-25 for both DLC expansions and the previous 2 titles. If you're a fan of RPGs, it's honestly worth full price, and I don't ever buy games full price. I don't even pay full price for games I love. And yeah, Blood And Wine could easily be a $40-60 full title and I wouldn't bat an eyelash.

So my old in my old PC I had a AMD Ryzen 5 1600 Six-Core Processor 16 GB of Ram and one GTX1070ti.
My new PC has a Intel i5-9400F 6 core 2.91 GHz with 64 gb of ram and two GTX 1070ti...
 
So a game I play a lot is Sea of Thieves and when I would stream it I would get 100+ FPS and only 50% CPU usage...
Now when I play almost any game its maxed out at 100% and I stutter down to 70fps a lot and even low 40's... While my GPU Usage is all the way down at 30-40%
 
Is my "new" CPU bottle-necking my performance even more now?

Wouldn’t buy it on epic tbh I’d wait for the steam sale or get it on gog

I can't find them for under $70, much less for $20.
 
 
I understand you can get better sound quality for $40. But you'd be lucky to not get a used mic for that little. Trust me, I looked extensively, and if I just wanted a plug-and-play solution, the Neweer was the best full setup for $40.