A good APU solution like in the consoles would be a nice option though. Especially now with RAM prices through the roof again.

If it was going to be cheap, they’d have told us. They’ve prepared us for the worst, and we’ve still got people huffing the copium thinking the Steam Frame will be price-competitive with the Quest 3…

The tolerant left everyone, yucking someone’s yum!

Like a consent button will stop them doing it anyway. Consent is something for little people. They don’t believe in it.

Every time I use that site it says I am unique. So is that good? Surely if I was trackable, it would match me against the previous times I’d been there.

Or maybe the site is just spouting a load of clickbaity nonsense?

You don’t even need AI. Just pay staff less and charge customers more, and give the stolen money to shareholders. Ta-da! That’s the CEO’s job done.

Yeah, I did tweak mine as well tbh. Only by about 5 or so. Makes it a little better, but I do like to be able to see the words.

I just wish we had adaptive brightness for the subs. Big white text is fine until you’re watching a really dark movie and now all you can see is subs at the same brightness as the sun.

Don’t worry. I’ve got a decent surround setup and I still can’t hear shit. They just don’t enunciate like the theatre trained actors of the past.

Still on a 1060. If I want to play something vaguely impressive looking, I’ll use my PS5.

Agreed, the best selling dedicated gaming system of the last few years is the Switch, which has less power than many phones.

So are closed source developers.

12GB seems to be the sweet spot for VRAM, but I suspect the real issue is PC devs not really giving a fuck how hit runs on less than their dev kit.

But then a lot of PC gamers seem to think a game should always run at ultra, no matter how good their rig is.

And I will die on this hill: raytracing has been a colossal waste of everybody’s time and money.

Yes, but mostly because most of the gaming PCs in Steam’s hardware survey are not really gaming PCs but just some piss poor spec laptops that can still run old games. Just having a dedicated GPU puts it in the top half.

The GPU in this is in the 7600 RX range of things. It’s marketed as a 1080p card. Can certainly hit 4K on older titles, and output 4K with upscaling.

Don’t expect miracles from it. It’s PS5 level hardware. But that’s good enough for most of us.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 completely dominated the spring and summer. Nobody would shut up about it. This year’s Baldur’s Gate.

Feels like it’s going to sweep most awards here just for that, and they’ve listed the other games just to be polite and pretend it’s a contest.

I should get around to playing it at some point.

Honestly didn’t think it was as good as the first one.

The truck is a hammer and every single problem is a nail.

Having played a fair bit of it, I can see why it isn’t.

Every award show ever: “Just give most of the prizes to whatever sold the most, with the odd curveball choice to make sure everyone comments to tell us that we are wrong to drive up those engagement metrics”

While singing “I want to break free” at full blast.

Don’t look up when it actually came out and what year it currently is.

You’re welcome.

Especially the janitor at the Federal Bureau of Control.