Puddingsbane

It's a ivy bridge cpu. 4 cores / 4 threads and because of that the utilization of the cpu is 100%. Most games utilize only 4 cores on a chip, that doesn't mean it's hurting your cpu and it's completely normal.

The only walls we build are the walls of death ;) treš til death buraz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ps9xCxa1tQchttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ps9xCxa1tQc

I personally don't like tencent because of their junkware and malware infested software so you can check in task manager if new background processes that weren't there before did appear while you launch the app or game.

 

sorry, pretty much all i remember of bf v

 

And back to RTX off again because FE cards and reference pcb cards died.

Not much has changed since BF1 graphics wise except for DXR support. That''s about it, if you were able to run BF1 you will be able to run this. From my experience the minimum and recommended specs for the game are a grey area because there's no explanation behind the testing methodology.

By the way this is a base game without any DLCs. Believe me when I say it's more worth it with DLCs, you can  get them very cheap because they are on sale non stop. and you get tons of content in return, so if you wanna get much more better experience get them.

Lol

Won't launch on systems using AMD GPU because it requires nVidia PhysX to run.

EDIT: Never mind, got it working. Just go to your Steam library, right click on Metro 2033, properties, browse local files, go to Install folder and run the PhysX installer manually. You can play now.

Happy birthday scruffy

This is more on a software side of things but it's interesting non the less. You all seen it on websites like newegg, amazon, ebay and such there are a bunch of graphic cards that are falsely advertised on  what they are.

Modified BIOS to make the card look  like something else than it is. Cryptocurrency mining has seen many cards snapped up and dumped only to end  up  on auction sites like ebay, so it's very tempting for the seller to modify the BIOS of a low end card and make it appear as a modern higher end card, and make some extra cash in the process knowing most of  people are unaware of the changes and won't even look if the card is modified in any way.

TechPowerUp has released the new version of the GPU-Z software that now has the ability to detect those "fake" modified cards. It's not clear how they've done this but it works.

You can download the new version right now on TechPowerUp website here: https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-gpu-z/

Here's the comparison of how GPU-Z would determine a legitimate nVidia card over a fake one:

This new feature still won't protect buyers from buying a fraudulent GPUs, but it will allow them to determine if the card they bought was fake or modified in any way.

Hats off to you majestic people.

Happy Birthday, all the best <3

For the GOG's 10th anniversary shadow warrior 2 is up for grabs for free, grab it and go slay something

https://www.gog.com/

You can also claim it straight from the games product page here

https://www.gog.com/game/shadow_warrior_2?pp=d965a463ac183af4828302b14522bb3371cec49f