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By JUANMAS7ER ยท Posted
Tech demos are a declaration of desire, an horizon for what they pretend to put on those boxes call consoles (i still laugh at the poor implementation of Hairworks in W3 when you compare it with the demos)...being made on UE5 doesn't give me any confidence considering how poorly it runs in those things, and CDPR is not a marvel in that aspect neither. And about the game, so far is non existent besides the cinematic trailer. If from the get go they have to justify the whys for the protagonist, you start your narrative with the left foot. -
By xMorpheousx416 ยท Posted
Seen a 5090 for just over $3,000 at Best Buy just a couple days ago. It wasn't the sticker price that made me laugh... it's knowing that, for now... that kind of investment that includes drivers that don't work, is a headache no one should have to shell out for. But.. it's not the first time Nvidia has choked on crappy drivers, won't be the last.. so, if you spent a pretty penny on the next gen, hang in there... sure they'll get it right some day here soon. -
By +MrElectrifyer ยท Posted
Because they and their 801 partners are hungry for your data, and the web is the best facilitator of everything privacy-violating in this day and age... They want all your non-microsoft account data going to microsoft's servers: -
By leonsk29 ยท Posted
Sorry, I found your question odd, that's all ๐ . -
By leonsk29 ยท Posted
"LOL The IoT version is for embedded systems" LOL. The IoT version is for whatever you want, why are you so stuck up? It's just A NAME. Open your mind, buddy ๐ . It's not a different version of Windows, only the licensing model and the support dates change, nothing else. "there no real reason to do that" Everyone has their reasons. You love to use Linux. Why? You have YOUR reasons. Other people will have theirs. I use Windows 11 and Linux on the side. Why? I have my reasons. "No security updates? Who cares!" Many people do, just not you. Why not use a supported OS instead of an unsupported one if you can? LOL. I find it odd that a person that loves Linux and choice/freedom so much has such a hard time understanding why people do things different than him.
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