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schuck6566

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  1. Remember they never released a "super" version of the 2080ti. So the 1 being compared to never got the added 5-10% boost that the super versions of the other cards did.This would kinda be a generation and a half jump.
  2. As an example, here's my test results again, but run in 1366 x 768. lol, Looks like I have a 2nd generation super 2080ti instead of the 1st gen. 2070.
  3. Remember my test results are run in 1920 x 1080 Don't think I'd be able to get near ya in 4k
  4. On a separate note, Superposition benchmark is able to put a fair load on a gpu card if you want to see what kinda reults you can get. it ran my 2070@ 99% during the test.​
  5. make sure you are running the latest engine (5.6.5) in cryengine then run the test.When I first downloaded it it had an older engine and offered the new 1 right after the install. It might make a difference.
  6. Unfortunately there's already some people taking advantage advantage of people willing to help. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/new...home-phishing/ and it's also reported on tomsguide. So peeps need to make sure they get their software from a reputable source (like us,hint hint... :thumbs_thumbsupup: ) The ransomware is worse in some cases. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/netwalker-ransomware-infecting-users-via-coronavirus-phishing/
  7. It's not just android devices(which are made by ALOT of different companies so support varies) Apple has dropped support for older devices left and right. "iOS 13 ended support for all iPhones using the Apple A8 SoC or earlier and having less than 2 GB of RAM. This also marks the first time support for 32-bit devices was dropped completely (e.g. iOS 13 is compatible on devices with a 64-bit architecture only). Devices not upgradeable to iOS 13 include the iPhone 5S, iPhone 6 / 6 Plus." "iPadOS 13 supports iPads with an Apple A8 / A8X chip or later. The software does not support devices with 1 GB of RAM including the first-generation iPad Air and the iPad Mini 2 and iPad Mini 3." And if say your Mac Mini is 9 or more years older you're stuck with some version of OS10. It's companies forcing people to buy newer versions of their product by stopping support for equipment that still works. Notice Windows 10 STILL works on computers that were designed for XP and Windows 2000! That's because Microsoft isn't making most of THEIR money selling the hardware so they don't care how many new machines you buy,as long as you buy a new version of the OS!
  8. Mods are ALWAYS interesting! I'll be interested in following your journey.
  9. "China has pulled popular mobile app, Plague Inc., from the country’s app store – but the reason why isn’t all too clear.But is the coronavirus the reason the game has been pulled from the mobile app store in China? Well…it’s not that clear-cut. In a new statement, Plague Inc. developers Ndemic Creations had the following to say: “We’ve just been informed that Plague Inc. ‘includes content that is illegal in China as determined by the Cyberspace Administration of China’ and has been removed from the China App Store. This situation is completely out of our control.”" https://www.gamebyte.com/china-has-p...I5MdvOrL3Drqb8
  10. Yeah,I think the 8k will be for future proofing for streaming to make it a reliable Home theater system also. Not like there's a LOT of demand even for the 4k content even now except some of the new original series like from amazon ect., or some games.Even then most people will probably go for a lower resolution because they're hooked to their 60" tv and it can't handle gaming in 4k. (unless they spend a fortune on a new tv when they get the new system...):eat_popcom: will be interesting.
  11. Known & suspected hardware of ps5 taken from --> https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/ps5-specs-features-ssd-ray-tracing-cpu-gpu-6300#section-1 CPU - the PS5 CPU will be an AMD chip based on Ryzen. 8x cores; 7nm Zen 2. GPU and ray tracing - the PS5 GPU will be a custom AMD Navi GPU (possibly 36 custom Navi compute units at 2000MHz), that supports ray tracing at a hardware level (here's Digital Foundry on the current state of ray tracing tech if you're looking for more on that). Audio - the PS will have 3D Audio that Mark Cerny believes will be "dramatically different" to PS4 audio. Storage - as with the new Xbox, the PS5 will have an SSD (solid state drive). Sony says its version uses the new PCle 4.0 connection. Cerny gave the example of a 0.8 second loading time, compared to 15 seconds, when tested on Marvel's Spider-Man. Digital Foundry believes it could be GDDR6 at 448GB/s (possibly 512GB/s). Resolution support - the PS5 will have up to 8K support, presumably including full 4k. 4k Blu-ray Player - will be available, with the PS5 reading 100GB optical discs.
  12. Starswarm is a benchmark based on the Nitrous engine by Oxide games. The same engine used in ashes of the singularity. "This is achieved through a newly developed engine called Nitrous designed to fully leverage modern 64-bit multi-core processors, reflected in the relatively high system requirements (which include a quad-core processor)" created in 2013 it still shows it's effectiveness today. link for the test on steam--> https://store.steampowered.com/app/267130/Star_Swarm_Stress_Test/ Results of latest test ran with current machine. Oxide Games Star Swarm Stress Test - ©2013 C:\Users\sssch\OneDrive\Documents\Star Swarm\Output_20_02_25_1156.txt Version 1.10 02/25/2020 11:56 =========================================================== == Hardware Configuration ================================= GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 CPU: AuthenticAMD AMD Ryzen 7 2700X Eight-Core Processor Physical Cores: 8 Logical Cores: 16 Physical Memory: 17123430400 Allocatable Memory: 140737488224256 =========================================================== == Configuration ========================================== API: DirectX Scenario: ScenarioFollow.csv User Input: Disabled Resolution: 1920x1080 Fullscreen: True GameCore Update: 16.6 ms Bloom Quality: High PointLight Quality: High ToneCurve Quality: High Glare Overdraw: 16 Shading Samples: 64 Shade Quality: Mid Deferred Contexts (D3D11): Disabled Small Batch Optimized (Mantle): Enabled Temporal AA Duration: 16 Temporal AA Time Slice: 2 Detailed Frame Info: Off =========================================================== == Results ================================================ Test Duration: 360 Seconds Total Frames: 28374 Average FPS: 78.81 Average Unit Count: 4594 Maximum Unit Count: 5721 Average Batches/MS: 1127.83 Maximum Batches/MS: 3218.98 Average Batch Count: 17330 Maximum Batch Count: 103866 ===========================================================
  13. It does seem to base the defaults on hardware, I just ran my dell that the rig above replaced to see how it would compare and the default was 1366 x 7xx. Here's the results of my old comp,i7-2600 with a gtx970 all factory defaults. Edit:This was run in 1920 x 1080 and all settings high as they would go.non looped.
  14. This was run in 1920 x 1080 full screen everything else was set high as it would go except for looping.
  15. "Google says it found these kinds of apps by developing a machine-learning based approach." Or their program was off ....
  16. lol, 5th anniversary of dying light so they're having a 4 week celebration! "Dying Light, still one of the best survival games around five years on, will be free to play on Steam this weekend." Edit:Including a screenshot of the patch released on 2/20/2020 Damn! This is GAME SUPPORT! https://dyinglightgame.com/dyinglight/anniversary
  17. If there's no real NEED for all 32 cores on a regular basis and money isn't the issue,then I'd probably switch to the Ryzen 9 system.It even offers faster speed memory(but only dual channel) DDR4 -3200 vs 2933. Judging from the few on e-bay,U should see a nice profit even after the new purchase.
  18. I think the 6 hour limit on the paid plan is just to keep people from logging onto the servers and never logging off.(Destiny does it now if you're too long without doing anything they put U in orbit)After the 6 hours,log out & U can log right back in,only loose a couple mins of play time.Heck,just log out during a bathroom break,and you're good for another 6 hours.
  19. lol, Google & Apple both can be heard chanting "One browser to rule them,and in the darkness BIND THEM!"
  20. https://www.pcgamesn.com/google-stadia-vs-geforce-now-comparison-performance-price
  21. Pics of the unpacking... Well,there would've been pics if everyone wasn't being blocked from uploading.....:angry_throw:Edit: The glass gives such a nice reflection.;)here's the pics.
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