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RandomCitizen

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  • CPU
    i7 Haswell
  • RAM
    16 GB
  • GPU
    NVidia GTX 960
  • Keyboard
    Microsoft Ergonomic 4000
  • Mouse
    SpeedLink Vertical Mouse
  • Operating System
    Linux Mint

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  1. Please forward my compliments to the author of the script of this review. Was really entertaining to watch
  2. With over 8 billion people on earth, one can assume the probability of you being the only one to be rather small than large. That said, I love nice looking PC rigs ;P Edit: I also like the look this backpack PC. I think the style is meeting the off-road inspiration in a nice not intrusive way. Good Job Luke!
  3. Yeah, I also believe it's mony. Well, that's the reason I don't have it yet I am currently saving for an PS4 Pro and a PS VR. I will have to wait for spring until I can afford it ^^
  4. Does the core also work with Linux?
  5. I'm curently using an NVidia GTX 960 on Linux Mint. As I am starting to experiment with Vulkan, I would like to experiment with multi GPU programming, by using the iGPU on my i7 + the GPU in my PCI-E Slot. This is not possible with the propertiary NVidia drivers on Linux, so an AMD Card would be useful here.
  6. I like it. It's (a little bit) like more a TV, as you don't have to make sure, that there's enough free space across the whole living room. Because you don't have to mount it statically at the ceiling, it's a little like a resizable TV: If you are watching a DVD, you can choose a smaller "screen-size" to be less disturbed from the low resolution. For Blu-Ray & Gaming you can choose a larger "screen-size" for a better immersion.
  7. Hey, today, I saw a website, which performed some performance tests of the talos principle which got me a little exited: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Win10-Linux-Vulkan-Early In theese examples, The talos principle performed with OpenGL and Vulkan better on Ubuntu than on Windows. How can that be? I always though, the fact, that games (and drivers) are optimized for windows made such results rather unlikely. On the other hand, this graphs mentions no DX11 or DX12 results. Maybe Vulkan & OPenGL Drivers are better optimized on Non-Windows-Systems, because NVidia if focusing on theese Platforms for OpenGL and Vulkan while on Windows, they are focusing on DirectX?
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