I had my SD on Ethernet and my PC on Ethernet and its still completely unplayable on even slow games like rimworld or cities skyline 2.
The bitrate gets destroyed everytime you rotate the camera. The input lag I can get used to but the quality is so bad its like using fsr1 on performance mode.
Finally a good fucking game
I can see why some would consider it playable but it was unplayable for me, sub 60fps and the graphics had to be so low the textures looked terrible. Or I had to enable frame gen which also makes it look like shit.
You would have brought it anyway. I like piracy it’s fine but you don’t have to cope and act like piracy was doing them a favor.
Even on linux I’d give the same recommendation of 16gb for gaming and 32gb for no worries.
No, they were just suggesting 32gb ram as the no worries tier and 16gb as the recommendation for gaming. Pretty reasonable as everyone has been saying this for the past half a decade.
Noo valve dont do it. There is nothing to gain and so much to lose
Its sport there are two teams competing.
It really takes nothing for people to become eternal haters.
Yeah its pretty shit that’s what why I’m still on the rx6000 cards from amd. Give me raw raster + a ton of vram
People can afford them just not gamers.
Dam gaming revenue just sucks I guess.
Disgusting do not buy. Play and donate to openttd instead.
This was brought and rereleased as a cash grab on a beloved IP.
Good, gambling needs to be cracked down its getting way to bad.
If you dont do that stuff as a job and do it as a hobby theres no reason not to have it in your personal rig. Ram was dirt cheap and if you’ve got a top tier CPU you may as well go hard.
I personally use like 40gb of ram opening up city skylines and rimworld before I started compressing textures. VMs, video editing, 3d modeling are all ram demons and are all hobbies people have.
There are plenty of workloads that need 64 to 128 gb of ram.
Once a month.
Will this be a preformance increase?
I had an AMD gpu in my main PC. 6800xt so maybe i wasnt getting that nvidia streaming tech.