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Captain_Yuri said:

Linus invests in Framework laptop company

Good luck to them. While I am some what interested in a laptop like this... Until you can upgrade the CPU/GPU down the line, I don't have much reason to abandon my usual Gaming laptop or my Dell XPS as those can already upgrade the RAM/SSD/Wifi Module. And they generally don't break for 3-4 years of use which by that time, I'll replace them anyway. If they can make a laptop where down the line, you can upgrade just the GPU like you can with a PC, then I'll be interested.

That would require a custom solution. It comes around in the office every so often and I have to remind everyone we already have more projects than we can juggle and are running low on disposable money regardless... 



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The Thursday news:

SALES /PLAYER COUNT & DEALS

GOG's new Flash Deal is Tainted Grail: Conquest, 25% off during the next 22 hours: https://www.gog.com/game/tainted_grail.

There's a new Humble Bundle: the Be The Bad Guy Bundle, with 6 games to get during the next 13 days: https://www.humblebundle.com/games/be-bad-guy.

Fanatical has four new deals:

SOFTWARE & DRIVERS

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MODS, EMULATORS & FAN PROJECTS

-Also Empty-

GAMING NEWS

Here are 20 minutes of gameplay from The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes
https://www.dsogaming.com/videotrailer-news/here-are-20-minutes-of-gameplay-from-the-dark-pictures-anthology-house-of-ashes/
Bandai Namco has released a new video, showcasing 20 minutes of gameplay from The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes. Furthermore, in this video, game director Will Doyle reveals some developer secrets and inspirations for it.

Deathloop suffers from mouse jittering and stutters, but not due to Denuvo
https://www.dsogaming.com/news/deathloop-suffers-from-mouse-jittering-and-stutters-but-not-due-to-denuvo/
Bethesda has just released Deathloop, however, it appears that the PC version suffers from some issues. From what we’ve discovered, the game suffers from mouse jittering issues, as well as stutters that are present when gaming with framerates between 60-90fps. However, these issues have nothing to do with the Denuvo anti-tamper tech.
>> Arkane is "actively working" on it.

Battlefield 2042 has been delayed until November 19th
https://www.dsogaming.com/news/battlefield-2042-has-been-delayed-until-november-19th/
Electronic Arts and DICE have announced a small delay for Battlefield 2042. The game was originally planned to come out on October 22nd. However, and in order to further polish it, EA and DICE will now release it on November 19th.

eFootball 2022 PC Requirements revealed, new screenshots released
https://www.dsogaming.com/news/efootball-2022-pc-requirements-revealed-new-screenshots-released/
Konami has revealed the official PC system requirements for eFootball 2022. In addition, the company released a new set of screenshots that you can find below.

Surreal narrative first-person shooter INDUSTRIA releases on September 30th
https://www.dsogaming.com/news/surreal-narrative-first-person-shooter-industria-releases-on-september-30th/
Headup Games & Bleakmill has announced that their surreal narrative first-person shooter INDUSTRIA will release on September 30th. The game will be available on Steam, Epic Games Store and GOG.com. Accompanying the announcement, a new teaser trailer offers a taste of the eerie Lynchian atmosphere that underpins this compelling story-driven shooter.

First gameplay trailer for the open-world vampire survival game, V Rising
https://www.dsogaming.com/videotrailer-news/first-gameplay-trailer-for-the-open-world-vampire-survival-game-v-rising/
Stunlock Studios has released the first gameplay trailer for its open-world vampire survival game, V Rising. This trailer will give you a glimpse at the game’s gameplay mechanics, so be sure to watch it if you are interested in it.

No Man’s Sky – September 16th Frontiers Update 3.67 released, full patch notes
https://www.dsogaming.com/patches/no-mans-sky-september-16th-frontiers-update-3-67-released-full-patch-notes/
Yesterday, Hello Games released the Frontiers Update 3.66 for No Man’s Sky. And today, the team released a brand new patch that aims to address a number of bugs and crashes.



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Thursday news, part two:

Explore the real world of Vikings in Assassin's Creed Valhalla's 'Discovery Tour,' coming in October
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/explore-the-real-world-of-vikings-in-assassins-creed-valhallas-discovery-tour-coming-in-october/
Assassin's Creed's "Discovery Tour" is a quasi-educational mode that enables players to explore game worlds and histories without the fear of being, you know, assassinated. It was originally developed for Assassin's Creed Origins and proved popular enough to be done for Odyssey as well, and last year Ubisoft confirmed that Valhalla would also get the tourist treatment. Today it announced that Discovery Tour: Viking Age, as the new mode is officially known, will go live on October 19.

Dance to the beat of dead air in Life is Strange: True Colors' hilarious (and concerning) streamer mode
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/life-is-strange-streamer-mode/
Life is Strange: True Colors is out now, much to the pleasure of Pacific Northwest teen drama lovers everywhere, but one part has streamers howling with laughter. Enabling streamer mode in True Colors removes all licensed music from the game so you're not struck with a DMCA takedown. That's great for streamers, but results in one of the year's most hilarious videogame moments, when protagonist Alex dances with her brother Gabe to a Kings of Leon song, but it's just pure, cringeworthy silence.

343 shoots down Nvidia leak: Halo 5 is not coming to PC
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/343-shoots-down-nvidia-leak-halo-5-is-not-coming-to-pc/
Sorry, folks: there are still no plans to bring Halo 5: Guardians to PC. At least that's what Halo community director Brian Jarrard said after a recent leak gave fans new hope.
>> I'd say that there are no "official" plans to bring it to PC "yet".

Timberborn, a game about the cool cities beavers will build after we're all dead, is now available on Steam
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/timberborn-a-game-about-the-cool-cities-beavers-will-build-after-were-all-dead-is-now-available-on-steam/
When we are all dead the beavers shall inherit the earth, or at least that's what developers Mechanistry think will go down. It has just released Timberborn, a self-styled "lumberpunk" city builder, onto Steam in Early Access. Timberborn is about giant post-apocalyptic beavers rebuilding the earth after all the humans are long dead and gone.

Chasing Static is a PS1-style horror game that turns rural Wales into Silent Hill
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/chasing-static/
The last couple years have offered a small wealth of PlayStation 1-inspired horror games, complete with crunchy polygonal graphics and lo-fi vibes: Everything from medieval horror RPGs to laundromat murder. The latest in the PS1 horror frontier is Chasing Static, which throws you into the haunted land of rural north Wales to suss out a strange government experiment, and it's out on PC on October 14.

New World players are squabbling over whether the MMO needs horses
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/new-world-players-are-squabbling-over-whether-the-mmo-needs-horses/
Amazon is finally set to release New World very soon, and MMO fans are hungry for it. It's the first game of its kind in quite a while, and could turn things around for Amazon's flailing games department. But let's get right to the truly important question here: Should New World have mounts?

The Stellaris 'Lem' update brings a new strategy of free updates to past DLC
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/the-stellaris-lem-update-brings-a-new-strategy-of-free-updates-to-past-dlc/
The latest update for Stellaris, the 3.1 'Lem' release, brings an overhaul of some existing free features, as well as a new strategy for tackling updates to the space grand strategy and 4X.

Amazon Games hires former Ubisoft executive to lead work on competitive multiplayer game
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/amazon-ubisoft-exec/
Amazon Games has a new head for its recently opened development studio in Montreal. Former Ubisoft Toronto managing director Alexandre Parizeau has joined the company to lead development on a big-budget competitive multiplayer game, says the Hollywood Reporter.

Deltarune Chapter 2 lands this week
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/deltarune-chapter-2-lands-this-week/
Undertale creator Toby Fox released the first instalment in the episodic Deltarune series all the way back in 2018. Its follow up, Chapter 2, was meant to launch last year, but after a long silence we finally have a firm release date: Friday, September 17. That's very soon.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection may cease seasonal updates after Halo Infinite's launch
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/halo-the-master-chief-collection-may-cease-seasonal-updates-after-halo-infinites-launch/
While I might not agree with all its additions, 343 Industries has done a hell of a job keeping Halo: The Master Chief Collection active with new maps, modes and cosmetics, arriving in massive seasonal drops roughly every 3 months. But with Halo Infinite coming in hot this winter, 343 suddenly finds itself with two live-service Halo games—and understandably, it sounds like work on the legacy bundle will be slowing down.

Why Deathloop's kick is so satisfying
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/why-deathloops-kick-is-so-satisfying/
Deathloop is a fantastic game but one aspect of it that has an especially delightful gamefeel is the application of Colt's ginormous boot of justice to enemy posteriors. God the kick in this game is amazing for all sorts of reasons, but prime among them has to be just how far the baddies go flying once you've unleashed the beast.

Ex-Bungie composer Marty O'Donnell ordered to pay the studio nearly $100,000 in legal fees
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/ex-bungie-composer-marty-odonnell-ordered-to-pay-the-studio-nearly-dollar100000-in-legal-fees/
Veteran Halo and Destiny composer Marty O'Donnell has been ordered to pay Bungie tens of thousands in legal fees after being found in contempt of court, Eurogamer reported earlier today.

Call of Duty: Vanguard has a free open beta this weekend
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/call-of-duty-vanguard-has-a-free-open-beta-this-weekend/
Activision-Blizzard has been running a slightly confusing series of Call of Duty: Vanguard multiplayer betas, the earliest of which were exclusive to Playstation, and some of which are limited to players who've already pre-ordered the game. One of the latter is running right now.



Please excuse my bad English.

Currently gaming on a PC with an i5-4670k@stock (for now), 16Gb RAM 1600 MHz and a GTX 1070

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Captain_Yuri said:

Linus invests in Framework laptop company

Good luck to them. While I am some what interested in a laptop like this... Until you can upgrade the CPU/GPU down the line, I don't have much reason to abandon my usual Gaming laptop or my Dell XPS as those can already upgrade the RAM/SSD/Wifi Module. And they generally don't break for 3-4 years of use which by that time, I'll replace them anyway. If they can make a laptop where down the line, you can upgrade just the GPU like you can with a PC, then I'll be interested.

Good for him, putting his money were his mouth is.



Please excuse my bad English.

Currently gaming on a PC with an i5-4670k@stock (for now), 16Gb RAM 1600 MHz and a GTX 1070

Steam / Live / NNID : jonxiquet    Add me if you want, but I'm a single player gamer.

AMD Radeon PRO W6800X Duo ‘Dual RDNA 2 GPU’ Graphics Card Outperforms NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 & RTX A6000 In Octane Render

https://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-pro-w6800x-duo-dual-rdna-2-gpu-graphics-card-outperforms-nvidia-geforce-rtx-3090-rtx-a6000-in-octane-render/

Which may sound impressive at first glace until you realize you need two GPUs to beat One GPU... While costing $5000... From the factory... Very cool Apple


AMD EPYC Milan-X ‘Zen 3 With 3D V-Cache’ CPU Specs Leak Out – Up To 64 Cores, 280W TDP, 3.8 GHz Clocks & Insane 768 MB Cache

https://wccftech.com/amd-epyc-milan-x-zen-3-with-3d-v-cache-cpu-specs-leak-64-cores-280w-tdp-3-8-ghz-clocks-insane-768-mb-cache/

Intel Server DOA as usual

AMD AM5 ‘Zen 4 Raphael’ & SP5 ‘Zen 4 Genoa’ Industrial CPU Coolers Pictured

https://wccftech.com/amd-am5-zen-4-raphael-sp5-zen-4-genoa-industrial-cpu-coolers-pictured/

Nice to see the cooler designs are already out

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang makes 2021 Time 100 world’s most influential people list

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-ceo-jensen-huang-makes-2021-time-100-worlds-most-influential-people-list

Well deserved!

Tales of Arise shipments and digital sales top one million

https://www.gematsu.com/2021/09/tales-of-arise-shipments-and-digital-sales-top-one-million#disqus_thread

Well deserved. It's very well optimized on PC and doesn't have Denuvo. The only thing I don't like is the lack of Ultrawide support.



                  

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AsGryffynn said:
Captain_Yuri said:

Linus invests in Framework laptop company

Good luck to them. While I am some what interested in a laptop like this... Until you can upgrade the CPU/GPU down the line, I don't have much reason to abandon my usual Gaming laptop or my Dell XPS as those can already upgrade the RAM/SSD/Wifi Module. And they generally don't break for 3-4 years of use which by that time, I'll replace them anyway. If they can make a laptop where down the line, you can upgrade just the GPU like you can with a PC, then I'll be interested.

That would require a custom solution. It comes around in the office every so often and I have to remind everyone we already have more projects than we can juggle and are running low on disposable money regardless... 

Well I am not saying they need to do that asap. But if they are successful, they should do something like that as while Framework laptop is interesting enough, Dell XPS 15/17 laptops are already quite repairable/up-gradable while having quite the premium feel, especially with the tiny bezels. Plus, Framework can already sort of do it by allowing you to replace the motherboard which houses the CPU and you can technically upgrade from an i5 to an i7 by only needing to replace the motherboard. If they can somehow expand on that and say, 4 years down the line, give gen 1 users an upgrade path even if they need to replace the motherboard, then I think that would still be plenty.



                  

PC Specs: CPU: 7800X3D || GPU: Strix 4090 || RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000 || Main SSD: WD 2TB SN850

So I did manage to get my Moms phone backed up... Thanks to Google Drive! Thank you Apple, Thank you Tim Cook...



                  

PC Specs: CPU: 7800X3D || GPU: Strix 4090 || RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000 || Main SSD: WD 2TB SN850

Captain_Yuri said:
AsGryffynn said:

That would require a custom solution. It comes around in the office every so often and I have to remind everyone we already have more projects than we can juggle and are running low on disposable money regardless... 

Well I am not saying they need to do that asap. But if they are successful, they should do something like that as while Framework laptop is interesting enough, Dell XPS 15/17 laptops are already quite repairable/up-gradable while having quite the premium feel, especially with the tiny bezels. Plus, Framework can already sort of do it by allowing you to replace the motherboard which houses the CPU and you can technically upgrade from an i5 to an i7 by only needing to replace the motherboard. If they can somehow expand on that and say, 4 years down the line, give gen 1 users an upgrade path even if they need to replace the motherboard, then I think that would still be plenty.

IIRC some GPU solutions would allow some of the larger ultrabooks to pack desktop GPUs and stay within the acceptable temperature averages so long as you didn't mind huge and bulky laptops. 

You would still rely almost exclusively on your own skills to deshroud the GPU and slot it into the special shroud though, and it would be woefully finnicky AF and start getting frustrating after a while if you found out the GPU you managed to get your hands on didn't fit the shroud. 

Either that, or companies start selling mobile GPUs... 

Captain_Yuri said:

So I did manage to get my Moms phone backed up... Thanks to Google Drive! Thank you Apple, Thank you Tim Cook...

Even though as far as I know, GD sucks balls and AD was never good. I use iCloud services mostly for the email (convenient enough) and shit I don't mind loosing but would rather keep around if possible. 

I rely mostly on an ungodly fusion of Mega and iMazing, with some JB to read and text/use iMessage on my Wintel machines. 



AsGryffynn said:
Captain_Yuri said:

Well I am not saying they need to do that asap. But if they are successful, they should do something like that as while Framework laptop is interesting enough, Dell XPS 15/17 laptops are already quite repairable/up-gradable while having quite the premium feel, especially with the tiny bezels. Plus, Framework can already sort of do it by allowing you to replace the motherboard which houses the CPU and you can technically upgrade from an i5 to an i7 by only needing to replace the motherboard. If they can somehow expand on that and say, 4 years down the line, give gen 1 users an upgrade path even if they need to replace the motherboard, then I think that would still be plenty.

IIRC some GPU solutions would allow some of the larger ultrabooks to pack desktop GPUs and stay within the acceptable temperature averages so long as you didn't mind huge and bulky laptops. 

You would still rely almost exclusively on your own skills to deshroud the GPU and slot it into the special shroud though, and it would be woefully finnicky AF and start getting frustrating after a while if you found out the GPU you managed to get your hands on didn't fit the shroud. 

Either that, or companies start selling mobile GPUs... 

Captain_Yuri said:

So I did manage to get my Moms phone backed up... Thanks to Google Drive! Thank you Apple, Thank you Tim Cook...

Even though as far as I know, GD sucks balls and AD was never good. I use iCloud services mostly for the email (convenient enough) and shit I don't mind loosing but would rather keep around if possible. 

I rely mostly on an ungodly fusion of Mega and iMazing, with some JB to read and text/use iMessage on my Wintel machines. 

Well I am certainly not asking for a Desktop gpu in a laptop... Since you can already replace the motherboard on the Framework laptop that houses the CPU, it shouldn't be that much more difficult to have a motherboard that can be replaced which houses both a CPU and GPU.

I would love to use iCloud but Apple would rather not let me do that without deleting all my Moms pictures and videos...

https://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=9319804



                  

PC Specs: CPU: 7800X3D || GPU: Strix 4090 || RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000 || Main SSD: WD 2TB SN850

Captain_Yuri said:
AsGryffynn said:

IIRC some GPU solutions would allow some of the larger ultrabooks to pack desktop GPUs and stay within the acceptable temperature averages so long as you didn't mind huge and bulky laptops. 

You would still rely almost exclusively on your own skills to deshroud the GPU and slot it into the special shroud though, and it would be woefully finnicky AF and start getting frustrating after a while if you found out the GPU you managed to get your hands on didn't fit the shroud. 

Either that, or companies start selling mobile GPUs... 

Captain_Yuri said:

So I did manage to get my Moms phone backed up... Thanks to Google Drive! Thank you Apple, Thank you Tim Cook...

Even though as far as I know, GD sucks balls and AD was never good. I use iCloud services mostly for the email (convenient enough) and shit I don't mind loosing but would rather keep around if possible. 

I rely mostly on an ungodly fusion of Mega and iMazing, with some JB to read and text/use iMessage on my Wintel machines. 

Well I am certainly not asking for a Desktop gpu in a laptop... Since you can already replace the motherboard on the Framework laptop that houses the CPU, it shouldn't be that much more difficult to have a motherboard that can be replaced which houses both a CPU and GPU.

I would love to use iCloud but Apple would rather not let me do that without deleting all my Moms pictures and videos...

https://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=9319804

Even though that does seem more sensible, it's also far more expensive. 

Also, don't use either! Apple and Google but suck at cloud storage and communications. 

Seriously, as I said, the only Apple Cloud service I rely on is the e-mail (and sign in with Apple since I already have a working ID). They suck at any other thing.