Devs put their games on sale. Typically the steam sale date is leaked through fliers to devs asking them to get there sale info in before a certain date.
Shadow Warrior is on sale for 4-something and Shadow Warrior: Classic Redux is a dollar-something. Theyāre awesome FPS games, you guys should check 'em out.
Day of Defeat: Source is on sale too. Is it good? Anyone still play it?
I need a good monitor, not widescreen if possible, 4:3, and under 150$. I know lcd tech is old, cheap, and dying.
My Acer monitor from 2008 is old, still works, but Iād like more to take advantage of my setup. (not getting the full benefots of my lowly 7970 ati card)
But, in order to have better resolutions and refresh rates, Iām essentially Fucked into having to use a widescreen arenāt I?
Iām so tempted to resubbing to FF Reborn.
Looks like the current classes are getting interesting abilities to make the game less boring.
By the way, looking at Green Man Gaming for discounts, looks like theyāre hooking up everyone with 25% discount coupons as soon as you enter the site.
So⦠thereās that.
So because Windows 10 wonāt support 3d printing that uses audrinou hardware for the foreseeable future, and any new developments in 3d printing firmware will not use the same architecture (both in hardware and os, phasing out marlin based source code)
It would make no sense to use Windows 10 unkessbi build a new computer.
But I wont do that until the next 3 years.
I know the 7970 was enough for last gen, and will be barely enough for this round of games.
It held up to crysis 3 very well, not full 60 fps but whatever. But on wolfenstein, I saw the limitation of my card. Limited vram to 2 gb, Iām thinking of upgrading.
The new 290x look nice, Iāll want another intermediate in between the highest level like the 7000 series: 7950, 7970, 7990.
However, Im thinking I could get another 7970 and crossfire, but that configuration still has bugs. Iirc, emulators and frame stutter on games. However it does great with 3d rendering and processing
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@sonicbad@shaft agent @kromo or anybody that can provide inaight, would intermediate 290x be better or would a crossfire work as well. Both have their advantages, but not sure what would be better for the next 3 years.
You are probably better off buying one good card, getting something with more vram, and support for newer features, than two older cards. It probably wonāt double performance,but itāll require more power, generate more heat, more noise and then there are driver issues and multi-gpu optimization issues. Although on the other hand, you could probably pick one up pretty cheap, especially usedā¦but youāll probably want to upgrade sooner than later if than if you bought something in the mid-high range.
The new AMD cards are just around the corner. With some of them allegedly being rebrands of the 290x with more vram and some other tweaking, so there is a chance the new tech will drive down the price of the old 290s.