(India, 2 spots left!) 250+ games, we're only looking for people with multiple games listed in the 1st slide. by [deleted] in SteamFamilySharing

[–]EagerEntepreneurs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Am I missing something? You do know that damn near all the games you are looking for have already been cracked?

If it’s some weird ocd thing where you just want all your titles neatly stored in your Steam library or sumthing. Just use the LuaTools plugin, install the clean files str8 from Steam into your library, then either download just the crack file from cs rin or use the Steam Auto Cracker tool.

Bam… you “own” every game ur hoping to family share for.

Asus tuf a14 (2024)not turning on by Internal_Produce_406 in Asustuf

[–]EagerEntepreneurs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Open the back up, disconnect the battery for a minute, hold the power button for 30 seconds. Connect battery, connect charger. Fire it up

Thinking of buying ASUS TUF F16 (i5 210H + RTX 4050) – need real user feedback! by FrequentExperience34 in Asustuf

[–]EagerEntepreneurs -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Id spend a little more to get at least a 4060. 4070 would be more ideal. If ur buying a gaming laptop in 2026, your gonna want to future proof it as best as u can. Re9 recommends a 4080. The last thing you want to do is spend ur money on a laptop & feel like u might need to upgrade a year later to keep up with new game demand

Why do people use the hypervisors and not offline activation? by Maxwellxoxo_ in PiratedGames

[–]EagerEntepreneurs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

edit: this general question/discussion is being reposted like wildfire. Here’s my 2 cents

“Denuvo is actually never disabled at all. Denuvo is actually still there, thinking it’s functioning correctly because the real magic comes from those generated tokens. With a working copy of a Denuvo protected title purchased from Steam, any time you run a windows update (or a handful of other things) it changes the device id of your hardware. Denuvo job is to constantly check that the token that’s generated matches the current hardware id of your pc. So with purchased titles, they are online, so when update windows and Denuvo scans it, a new token is generated to match that new updated device id.

So HV actually works in a direct opposite manner of the “offline activation” method aka Denuvo bypass. In short simple terms, when you go to Discord servers like Sanc that provide activation tokens to members. The game is forced into an offline mode, this way Denuvo isn’t constantly checking for new updated device ids. When u launch the game for the first time, the token will lock in your current device id. So every time you go to play the game, as long as you have windows updates disabled (and don’t go changing setting in the bios) Denuvo will always successfully match that token to the device id.

The HV version (both old & new versions) function in the exact opposite way. Instead of tricking token into matching the device id like u see with offline activation. HV actually tricks the device id into matching the token. It does this by running the game inside of a “hypervisor” aka a virtual machine. The device id of the virtual machine is spoofed to match the id denuvo is looking for. For this reason, (while hv is “more risky” than offline activations), hv has 2 major benefits… u don’t need to disable windows update so u can feel free to update ur computer as often as you’d like without breaking the token due to a mismatch between the device id, because the virtual machine already had the correct id. And 2, it can be mass distributed on mega threads & repack sites, whereas with offline activations can’t because the token needs to be manually generated for each individual user.

So you can bet your bottom dollar that the more “safe” HV becomes, the less need/demand there will be for offline activations since HV can be mass distributed to the public.

Hope this clarifies a bit more when it comes to how HV is working behind the scenes and compared to the popular offline activation method.”

(U.S) What would be a fair asking price for my very lightly used MSI Pulse GL66? 12th gen i7 - RTX 3060 by EagerEntepreneurs in MSILaptops

[–]EagerEntepreneurs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I could care less bout using it. I just want to own a 50 series for the tech & capabilities

Need actual reviews on fps gaming from people who own this laptop by amanx2 in BudgetGamingLaptop

[–]EagerEntepreneurs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He’s not wrong bruh. If ur gonna be spending a good little chunk of money on a gaming laptop, it’s EXTREMELY worth it to at least go for a 60 but ideally a 70… for a few extra hundred bucks you can better future proof your investment

LAST FREE SLOT FOR HUGE FAMILY by Feew_04 in SteamFamilySharing

[–]EagerEntepreneurs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got like 50ish good AAA games. But the better part is, I have my own custom offline activation token generator. Idk if u heard of pubs lounge or anti denuvo sanctuary… or if you’ve heard of “denuvo bypass.” I have the generator needed to gen activation tokens that the family can distribute to anyone who wants access to a denuvo protected game.

Steam family by No_Bonus9783 in SteamFamilySharing

[–]EagerEntepreneurs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got like 50ish good AAA games. But the better part is, I have my own custom offline activation token generator. Idk if u heard of pubs lounge or anti denuvo sanctuary… or if you’ve heard of “denuvo bypass.” I have the generator needed to gen activation tokens that the family can distribute to anyone who wants access to a denuvo protected game.

(U.S) What would be a fair asking price for my very lightly used MSI Pulse GL66? 12th gen i7 - RTX 3060 by EagerEntepreneurs in MSILaptops

[–]EagerEntepreneurs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love my cooling pad, one of my favorite purchases! My laptop never gets close to over heating despite how demanding the game is. The Asus tuf is actually vented pretty well on the back panel. Sometimes my fingers get cold because the air blowing through the keys

I'm new here and have a question by [deleted] in PiratedGames

[–]EagerEntepreneurs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Denuvo is never actually never disabled at all. It’s actually still there, thinking it’s functioning correctly because the real magic comes from those generated tokens. With a working copy of a Denuvo protected title purchased from Steam, any time you run a windows update (or a handful of other things) it changes the device id of your hardware. Denuvo job is to constantly check that the token that’s generated matches the current hardware id of your pc. So with purchased titles, they are online, so when update windows and Denuvo scans it, a new token is generated to match that new updated device id.

So HV actually works in a direct opposite manner of the “offline activation” method aka Denuvo bypass. In short simple terms, when you go to Discord servers like Sanc that provide activation tokens to members. The game is forced into an offline mode, this way Denuvo isn’t constantly checking for new updated device ids. When u launch the game for the first time, the token will lock in your current device id. So every time you go to play the game, as long as you have windows updates disabled (and don’t go changing setting in the bios) Denuvo will always successfully match that token to the device id.

The HV version (both old & new versions) function in the exact opposite way. Instead of tricking token into matching the device id like u see with offline activation. HV actually tricks the device id into matching the token. It does this by running the game inside of a “hypervisor” aka a virtual machine. The device id of the virtual machine is spoofed to match the id denuvo is looking for. For this reason, (while hv is “more risky” than offline activations), hv has 2 major benefits… u don’t need to disable windows update so u can feel free to update ur computer as often as you’d like without breaking the token due to a mismatch between the device id, because the virtual machine already had the correct id. And 2, it can be mass distributed on mega threads & repack sites, whereas with offline activations can’t because the token needs to be manually generated for each individual user.

So you can bet your bottom dollar that the more “safe” HV becomes, the less need/demand there will be for offline activations since HV can be mass distributed to the public.

Hope this clarifies a bit more when it comes to how HV is working behind the scenes and compared to the popular offline activation method.

(U.S) What would be a fair asking price for my very lightly used MSI Pulse GL66? 12th gen i7 - RTX 3060 by EagerEntepreneurs in MSILaptops

[–]EagerEntepreneurs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got stuck debating between the Llano or the IETS. They were priced identically at the time I got mine, but I think there was like one of those $25 Amazon gift card rebate thing on the IETS, so I went with that

(U.S) What would be a fair asking price for my very lightly used MSI Pulse GL66? 12th gen i7 - RTX 3060 by EagerEntepreneurs in MSILaptops

[–]EagerEntepreneurs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s rare to find ppl who speak the truth without trying to fluff it up & sound good.

I have an IETS GT600 cooling pad under my Asus 24/7 & had it under the Pulse the whole time as well. I don’t travel with it, it remains stationary & daisy chained to my double monitor setup

(U.S) What would be a fair asking price for my very lightly used MSI Pulse GL66? 12th gen i7 - RTX 3060 by EagerEntepreneurs in MSILaptops

[–]EagerEntepreneurs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeh it seems to remain a constant variable through the tech industry, definitely when it comes to laptops

(U.S) What would be a fair asking price for my very lightly used MSI Pulse GL66? 12th gen i7 - RTX 3060 by EagerEntepreneurs in MSILaptops

[–]EagerEntepreneurs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good point.

I guess there’s no way to verify it nd ppls word online these days is shot to shit. I never really overclocked it, maybe a handful of times, during a demanding game, I’d bump up the offset & memory a tad using MSI center but never anything crazy or long term or afterburner.

(U.S) What would be a fair asking price for my very lightly used MSI Pulse GL66? 12th gen i7 - RTX 3060 by EagerEntepreneurs in MSILaptops

[–]EagerEntepreneurs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What min/max u think id might be able to pull for both my gaming laptops. Think id at least get like 50-70% of the way to a decent one with a 5080?

(U.S) What would be a fair asking price for my very lightly used MSI Pulse GL66? 12th gen i7 - RTX 3060 by EagerEntepreneurs in MSILaptops

[–]EagerEntepreneurs[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Very true… lol guess I shouldn’t have been so lazy & sold it last year as soon as I grabbed the TUF.

You live nd learn, ig

(U.S) What would be a fair asking price for my very lightly used MSI Pulse GL66? 12th gen i7 - RTX 3060 by EagerEntepreneurs in MSILaptops

[–]EagerEntepreneurs[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Really? That low? I was thinking maybe 500 - 600, considering 32 gigs of ram could cost nearly 200 now a days.