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By thartist · Posted
Cut the BS Samsung; give us the random read/write numbers (the intentionally omit them). That's what's important for performance in the real world. -
By thartist · Posted
The jelly cars were a big part of it, but mainly the theme, tone and chars were more sad than fun. Good tone but kinda misplaced and an overcorrection in a GTA coming from SA which had it all right. -
By +Sledge · Posted
Plans. Christ at least editorialise this tripe for what it is or put your own journalistic take on it. -
By sagum · Posted
If you have a TV in your living room, chances are you can probably just use the Steam Link app and play your huge PC in big picture mode, effectively giving you the Steam Machine experience to see if you'd actually like it. The good news is the Steam Machine can have it's drives upgraded. It has a USB-C 10Gbs port as well, so the 512GB drive could be quickly moved to an external enclosure and repurposed. -
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This machine could very well be a second gaming PC for their living room as a console experience. So we would have to assume their main PC exists as well; With that said, I have 10gb home network with a 2.5gigabit internet connection here so we tend to have more than enough speed to download games. However, we can't make use of the 10gb LAN using Steam's built in transfer tool because it always compresses transfers and that slows the transfer down to well below a standard gigabit port speeds, sometimes as slow as 200-300Mb/s transfers. While that's probably still faster than most internet connections anyway, if they'd fix the LAN transfer issue it'd be upto x5 faster even on a gigabit LAN, than simply dropping a 2.5gbe port on there with hopes of a few people having fast internet connections. There are solutions, work arounds, like using LANCache if you run a NAS... or simply copying the files over manually using a network share.
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