Yea if this is optical flow only it'll be anywhere from decent to downright terrible. We already have this for movies with SmoothVideo Project and the result are decent to terrible with a lot of artifacting.
I doubt you'll see any option like that. Although if you're willing to compromise I've seen the Strix G16 advertised with a 4090 175W AND a MiniLED HDR1000 1440p screen (I think it was 165Hz, might be 240Hz). Won't be as good as OLED but should be a massive upgrade over the traditional screen...
Even if you go with prosumer/pro gear there's a chance of an undiscovered problem with a new platform. I would never want to go back to tearing my hair out as well as wasting days over some stupid quirk of a new platform.
I will say this rarely happens, but with how CPUs have really bad...
WASD is so that you can use Ctrl, Shift, Alt, Tab and even Caps Lock more easily, sitting at esdf strains your pinky and thumb.
How do you inverted gamers even use the mouse for non-game tasks? That would screw me up so bad.
If you're running 2 PSUs without redundancy, you're essentially doubling your chance of PSU failure, especially if you use the same model (or PSUs from the same mfg batch). Imagine RAID 0 but with PSUs, you get all the same pitfalls.
If the machine isn't mission critical and/or you can tolerate...
Nvidia Streamline has been designed so that developers have an easy plug and play framework between the game and render API. As the creator of Streamline, Nvidia already has DLSS and DLAA plugins ready, and it is preparing an NIS plugin, as well as a real-time denoiser filter.
"Instead of...
I'm on the hunt for a gaming laptop that will last me a little while. Looking through the crop of mid-range to more enthusiast tier, none of them have a screen comparable to the Legion series. I've digged through ASUS' G and SCAR, MSI's GP and GE, haven't seen Acer's models yet.
All of the...
With how fast cheap 1080p monitors are these days, I'd imagine even a 3070 will struggle to provide above 100FPS at 1080p in all games, especially once you turn on RT features. DLSS/FSR helps to varying degrees, but isn't bulletproof.
Until we can run games at like 200+ FPS 1080p won't go...
Yep, there's a reason Realme, Xiaomi and even Huawei is eating up the mobile computing space. They offer 80% of the experience for like 50% of the cost, while having "great" build quality and looks.
Apple stuff is great if you make money off of it, the whole ecosystem is very efficient. But if...
Nvidia's really making me consider their 3080 tier GeForce Now. Seems like such a sweet deal, especially if they update the performance to *80 tier every generation.
Oh god, this spells doom and gloom to my laptop gaming dreams...
In other better news, I'm pretty confident that this is far, far from the optimal voltage range of the chip, this is likely Nvidia squeezing as much performance as possible in internal testing.
Will we actually see such a monster...
For me it'd probably be like a console cycle, 3-5 years minimum.
Storage can be dealt with by network storage or external storage, expansion can be done with a USB-C hub.
Yes, you pay more for the form factor, but you can do things with it in that form factor that a normal HTPC can't. Bring it...
If you're not using it to make money it's not worth it. If you're actually doing stuff that leverages the drive it'll be a huge deal, otherwise not so much.
Any PCI-E NVME SSD will be smoking fast. The better IOPS and access latency won't be felt with just normal desktop OS workloads, or even...
Nvidia started hiring quite a few high-profile positions for RISC-V development right around the time the ARM deal surfaces, I reckon it's a move to both kickstart their own architecture research and to be able to integrate ARM into their portfolio quickly. Now that the deal died, what's to...
I have a nagging feeling that this is the final nail in the coffin for ARM. Nvidia will switch over to MediaTek, Apple, Google and Samsung might as well develop their own architecture at this point, Xiaomi and the other Chinese mobile makers will just go to MediaTek for good.
I hope it's not...
Watch Nvidia gets into a partnership with MediaTek or even outright buy them. I think Nvidia really wants in on the CPU market.
They are already cooperating with MediaTek on the chromebooks and bringing RTX onto ARM during 2021. I think Nvidia knew the deal is off since the start of 2021, so...
Until Samsung provides more value for money I'd never jump on the mainline. The FEs provide 95% what I need at 1/2 to 1/3 the cost.
Also it's looking like both the new SD and Exynos sucks. So glad I bought the S20FE 256GB at $400 brand new a few months ago. If I'm gonna pay $1k, I expect best...
I'll consider upgrading from my S20FE to a S22FE eventually, or maybe a cheap note with 12GB/16GB RAM. 8GB RAM and 4.3k mAh battery is really barely enough for DeX work.
If you struggle sleeping, a few tips:
Go to sleep at around 9PM, 9:30PM latest. Make sure you fall asleep before 10PM, it's much harder to fall asleep between 10PM-2AM.
Don't drink cafeinated drinks after 4PM.
Try to finish dinner before 6PM, so that by 9PM your stomach is light.
Don't do stuff...
I tend to buy a bunch until I find that one game that sucks in all my time.
Bought 10+ games on the Quest 2 during various sales, ended up playing Eleven Table Tennis exclusively...
At this point I've already been scammed out of my Kickstarter payment. Squadron 42 ended up being a separate purchase and is actually what I fucked paid for, not this generic MMORPG Eve Online wannabe bullcrap.
Bing is hands down the best when it come to more personal materials.
To OP: if you want things to just work, stick with the masses' stuff, use Chrome or IE. Anything else you're playing dice with support, and even then you'll need to stick to a specific, known good version for many of the...
Grab a cheap tablet with a keyboard cover, should be good for all his needs.
If he can handle it, I would grab a cheap Samsung phone that supports Samsung DeX, a USB-C dock and a cheap monitor. Samsung DeX is a really good desktop replacement for stuff like this, plus he would have all his data...
Check out this site for mice reviews, guy knows his stuff: https://www.rocketjumpninja.com/
He has information on grip and comfort based on your hand's dimensions.
I find it fascinating that people are complaining about setting up a PC for couch gaming. You only need 1 gaming machine, plugged into your media system. All your work, etc... can be done remotely via Wake-on-LAN and remote desktop on a thin client. If you prefer the reverse there's Geforce...
This is likely just a water test to see the community reaction. If it's positive, they're likely pushing towards this direction, in order to not have to "remaster" but still can resell you "emulated" games. Nothing virtuous about it.
Pretty off-topic but it's hilarious that anytime somebody complains about things not working in Linux, it's always the same responses pushing the blame elsewhere. THAT is why Linux will never take off.
As an OS, it is its job to make sure things run on it, not the other way around. MS learnt...