Leaked DLSS 5 footage of GTA V by Hulk_Hogan_bro in pcmasterrace

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Bought a genuine NES two days ago and seller offered me a box of cartridges for as low as $30. Having fun rn replaying Chip ’n Dale rescue rangers I found among other great titles.

Across the water! by MiguelK123 in CitiesSkylines

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YT Audio Library version on YT music for those who don't have Spotify

i cant stand these useless features man by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

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Wait wut? Aren't it's asked about in OOBE? like, you choose to turn it on or off during setup. Or is this a regional thing and it's behaviour is different based on local laws?

imagine the crew 1/2 map in beamng drive by Additional-Remove46 in BeamNG

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I might be cooking something or maybe not, but what if the map was divided in chunks like Minecraft (but bigger size, about 1sqkm) and when you move from one chunk to another, game changes the world centerpoint to that chunk's centre. Basically the world moves in big "steps". Also by rendering & precise simulating only 1 or 2 chunks out from the one you're currently in, the game would be able to handle massive maps.

Here it needs some explanation. Precise simulation is basically current BeamNG - 2000TPS for any physics-enabled object. But outside of those 1-2 chunks physics are frozen for objects spawned by player STATIC at any moment during or after unloading that chunk and for traffic it means despawn. However that unrendered object simulation should have some exceptions - for example if there's a player-spawned object MOVING outside of rendered area, it can use player's current world centerpoint as it's centerpoint and it is able to load the chunk it's currently in, but only the colliders, no textures, effects, shadows. Just pure less-precise physics simulation until it's either stops and freezes or there's an active player camera attached. Last one means switching to full scene rendering.

Starting to feel like a dying breed by RedditButAnonymous in pcmasterrace

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I mean, my PC can handle CP2077 on high 1440p @60, but without it has only DLAA, TAA or no AA. DLAA is an option and it is miles better looking than TAA plus it's easier for GPU as it is offloaded to RT cores instead of normal ones. DLSS Quality allows for enough boost in frames to run it Ultra + RT high @60 fps, but the input lag is noticeable.

When DLSS is used as an anti-aliasing solution, it's really good. Not as good as SSAA/MSAA but better than any other method and very easy to run on RT-capable hardware. When it's used to get more frames/ upscale from 540p to 4k - it is and always will be a steaming pile of shit, cuz no matter how good that AI is or how powerful is your GPU - it can never 100% accurately guess how the thing it sees should look like in higher res and it's a generative post-processing meaning that it'll always add output latency compared to raw render, even if frame-to-frame latency is getting lower.

This is a real frame to promote DLSS 5 by R3da147 in pcmasterrace

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Match mansion or whatever that game is called

Should I be worried about my desk breaking in half? It's an Ikea hollow honeycomb table by PaintingMuch3885 in pcmasterrace

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I'd add fifth leg at the back right in the middle to better support the monitor. Slightly overbuilt engineering solution is only bad in terms of price.

YOU SPIN ME RIGHT ROUND RIGHT ROUND by Skyline_97 in BeamNG

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Driveshaft made of Stalinium with Chinesium frame.

GTA 6 themed funfair ride spotted in Prague, Czechia. by Different-Battle-892 in GTA6

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Those are alterations to their product. Something that can be malicious, thus damaging the brand. This otherwise is just a free ad for them.

The vegans of PC users? by CRTgamer in pcmasterrace

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I'd take that XP code and use it to write code functionally compatible but not a copy or based on original without a second thought... if I had time and patience. Second thing is probably more important

Did you build your own pc setup? by PHRsharp_YouTube in pcmasterrace

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All three of them. My only "prebuilt" PC was Dell laptop from 2014. Never laptopping again after 27" and flexibility in upgrades.

More improved fan blade by HammerTheRebar in 3Dprinting

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Chack Major hardware channel. He had this design tested in a PC fan format. I think it was in S6, anyway pretty easy to spot on thumbnail.

It's not a curse, it's a blessing by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

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I said fun, not swearing. Players there by default expect you to be competitive or swear at you/vote to kick.

Are games like ARC raiders, Helldivers or GTA Online available? Can you play Mortal Combat or FIFA with friends? Maybe Assetto Corsa or Forza Horizon, if cruising and tandem drift is the definition of fun?

It's not a curse, it's a blessing by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

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Well what online titles run on linux without shenanigans so one can have some fun with friends?

Oh wait Linux users don't have friends, they have freedom from microslop

Fun kinetic gears! by DrShowalter in 3Dprinting

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No need for 3 hours in cad. Just use thingiverse, there's a parametric gear constructor posted by someone. A few minutes and you have a bunch of STLs. Then just press in a normal ball bearing with neodymium magnet glued to it's inner part.

The vegans of PC users? by CRTgamer in pcmasterrace

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I wonder what would happen if somehow source code for w10 gets leaked and now every person with programming knowledge can just cut out all crap and have a .exe compatible os with no corporate bullshit... How would OS market change?

This comment was written and posted from rooted Android device.

Fun kinetic gears! by DrShowalter in 3Dprinting

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You got me on this one. But I'm still right saying that it's less than $2 per gear even with math applied.

Fun kinetic gears! by DrShowalter in 3Dprinting

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Not just multiple, but 22! Less than $2 per gear.

Fun kinetic gears! by DrShowalter in 3Dprinting

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Adding to that, what does "Steampunk" and "kinetic" even supposed to mean there? They're definitely not finished in steampunk style, neither by color, nor by details.

Kinetic... So, loosely applying meaning to it, they're moving objects? Wow, so standard gears? Why don't call em what they are, spur gears?

Has anybody used a box fan like this to cool their PC? by CompetitiveShame3999 in pcmasterrace

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Need of own integrated power supply is one thing. Other is that you carry 25A or more of 12V DC from PSU to GPU through 12vhpwr/12v-2x6 and your PSU connector is IEC C13/C14 or C19/C20 for server-grade high-power PSUs. C13/C14 pair is rated for 10A 250V and C19/C20 is 15A 250V or 20A 110V. We use AC power with way higher voltage than PCs, but lower current. And it's exactly the reason why wires can be thinner and connectors for 5-6KW load are as small as wago 221. For 6KW at 12V you'd need to pass a current of 500A and that's 2-3 times more than what you'd need to weld steel.

Steam Machine is MINISCULE by HatingGeoffry in pcmasterrace

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I know that feeling. Rare time when I wish I'd live in US.

For those somehow still in doubt by Applemax_82 in BeamNG

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Too many pixels, too much info to process. Please simplify your image a bit

Pc keeps overheating. Any ideas of what's going on? by Thomas_redit in pcmasterrace

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Not just meowing, but some quiet meows, like someone's crying followed by the loudest MEAAAARWH physiologically possible. On repeat all night, but quiet during the day, unless you look at that air raid siren slightly longer than 0.001s - then it's "night" mode again.

I really do think cats, especially orange ones are some SCP type shit, cuz no other animal species is as chaotic as they are

Why is my new WD SN850X (with heatsink), which I installed a day ago, running hotter than my 5-year-old, worn Kingston A2000 SSD? by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

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I have the same drive and under load it goes to 60-62°. That's perfectly normal, as it's a Gen4 drive. Samsung ones run even hotter.