Felix Lighter
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Good news everyone. According to:
Finally! Thanks for the tip!
I can't believe I broke my Skyrim installation. I know we've seen a ton of Skyrim shots but I'm still often impressed.
Good news everyone. According to:
Yeah I think so it just asks you to choose where to save the lossless ones to and you are good to go.
I hate his smug face. I will play DmC but the new Dante will just do my head in.
tell me you are playing on low
One question about DmC: Is the writing as stupid and over the top/melodramatic as Ninja Theory's earlier output?
I'm a casual fan of Devil May Cry (played and loved 3 and 4), but I think this game is really well done. I haven't played earlier Ninja Theory games, but so far, one character seems a little melodramaticbut I think they nailed Dante. He's more likeable than the old one, in my opinion. And the game is gorgeous and oozes style.Vergil
Trying out the lossless Steamshot feature.
What the fuck are you doing?
DmC
Why do my photo's come out so small?!?! is photobucket the problem? I took these screens with fraps
Photobucket Resizes images, IIRC.
Look in the first post for some alternatives.
I would take it, drop me a PN please. The game looks interesting to me.Guys that are playing the SimCity beta worth the hour you get to play? If not I would rather give my key to one of you more excited for Simcity.
So what's the word on Geforce Experience? Is it pointless for folks using Nvidia Inspector regularly, or are there added benefits/better compatibility bits?
GeForce Experience sounds interesting.
On one hand I think it is a good thing helping out the more inexperienced among us but I hope it doesn't stop people actually learning how and what a lot of the options do.
Even if you’re a hardcore PC gamer there’s a good chance that GFE has something to teach you. You may still enjoy tweaking your settings, so they’re exactly how you want them, but GFE will give you a great starting point to move forward from.
But that isn't the point. It doesn't take over from manual tweaking;
It's about removing that boring aspect of just finding the baseline settings that work for your setup, FPS wise. THEN you can do all the minor tweaking from there to increase FPS to a point where you might increase a setting or two. It's about the game's settings more than all sorts of fancy Nvidia Inspector bits.
I think it sounds great.
This is as low as the tilt filter goes. Didn't run any sort of extra aa so this is the best It'll look at standard max settings. Included AA is just an on/off toggle. It wouldn't register any of my custom resolutions either for whatever reason. Just from the tutorial so someone might have already posted similar shots a while back that I missed.
I know but if you don't give the incentive to delve into the options why would you?
Because we already have tools for that. If you don't see a use for it, it's not aimed at you.