That Nvidia Geforce experience would be quite handy for me. I had quite of bit of trouble getting things right in Metro: Last Light. My gpu is bit old though and is not supported.
Maybe next one would be good to go and i think AMD is doing something similar.
| green_sky said: That Nvidia Geforce experience would be quite handy for me. I had quite of bit of trouble getting things right in Metro: Last Light. My gpu is bit old though and is not supported. Maybe next one would be good to go and i think AMD is doing something similar. |
TBH from what I have heard from people who have used it (I personaly never bothered as I am used to tweaking games to run how I like after all these years) it doesn't work all that well, funnily enough they used it for Metro LL and had it set everything to minimum yet he managed to get 60fps with mostly high settings. Now it is still in beta technically and will certainly improve over time as they collect more raw data. But an automated system like that will probably never give you better results than tweaking it for yourself if you have the petiance to do a bit of experimentation and a bit of google foo.
And AMD are aparently working with Raptr to provide a competitor, but we don't have much info on it yet. Sounds like it will be tied into Raptr's social network thing with their app. Some people have raised some issues with it tho http://www.pcauthority.com.au/News/362545,is-amd-selling-out-its-users-in-order-to-compete-with-nvidias-geforce-experience.aspx.
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| disolitude said: Wow...look at Zarx own this thread like its his bitch. Spent the last 30 minutes catching up. Great stuff... |
This thread is wearing out my "C" and "V" keys lol.
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zarx said:
TBH from what I have heard from people who have used it (I personaly never bothered as I am used to tweaking games to run how I like after all these years) it doesn't work all that well, funnily enough they used it for Metro LL and had it set everything to minimum yet he managed to get 60fps with mostly high settings. Now it is still in beta technically and will certainly improve over time as they collect more raw data. But an automated system like that will probably never give you better results than tweaking it for yourself if you have the petiance to do a bit of experimentation and a bit of google foo. |
You are probably right. My video card is not even DX11 compatible. So, in Metro: LL i only had like 4 options to tweak. I was either setting it too low and getting 80-90 fps or too high and getting hit into mid teens whenever i walked into new area. Mid way through the game i left it at high settings at 900p resolution and it looked damn good. The fps were very solid too. I just don't know what happened there.
Currently running gtx 9800+ along with i3-530. I think even if i upgrade to 660 or 760 sometime next year. My processor is going to bottleneck the gpu i think. It does the job for now. Maybe i'll pick up 650 ti boost or something for cheap and try to overclock the processor.
| green_sky said: You are probably right. My video card is not even DX11 compatible. So, in Metro: LL i only had like 4 options to tweak. I was either setting it too low and getting 80-90 fps or too high and getting hit into mid teens whenever i walked into new area. Mid way through the game i left it at high settings at 900p resolution and it looked damn good. The fps were very solid too. I just don't know what happened there. Currently running gtx 9800+ along with i3-530. I think even if i upgrade to 660 or 760 sometime next year. My processor is going to bottleneck the gpu i think. It does the job for now. Maybe i'll pick up 650 ti boost or something for cheap and try to overclock the processor. |
Metro can be a bit odd, probably the biggest performance impact other than the main quality setting is probably the Advanced PhysX setting which is tucked away under Game Options for some reason. Keep in mind that Nvidia will probably launch new GPUs in the first half of next year. Tho there are some conflicting rumours as to exactly when. Which as they will be a new architecture should be a pretty decent leap over current cards.
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Well I missed this before
http://www.respawn.com/news/lets-talk-about-the-xbox-live-cloud/
Sounds like MS's power of the cloud will power servers for all three versions of the game.
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Those interested in watercooling their GPUs (especially the new AMD flagship which melts plastic) should check this out.
I think this is very appealing for gamers considering it works great with your $50 dollar AIO water cooler and you don't have to invest 100s of dollars in to a full watercooling setup.
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No man sky is intriguing green sky. Not really sure how all this works. Seems really ambitious and ambiguous.
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