The faff is very real , recently built a 4090 rig and got an LG C2 for my desk , it will be for work also.I totally get the appeal of a PC, I 100% agree that it’s often the best place to enjoy games and I absolutely understand why people get so fanatical about the platform.
It’s just every aspect of owning and using one just seems like such a faff.
I can’t be arsed with the faff.
Really? I got into PC gaming a few weeks ago,and have bought quite a few games on Steam,and it has never asked me to authenticate any game.Apart from the initial setup of the pc,and playing with the graphics settings,it's no different to use than my PS5 or Series X I used to haveI tried steam and bought a few games: Witcher, Fallout 1 & 2, Grandia 2 etc. but I hated Steam. Constantly made me authenticate and verify with codes to your email almost every time I played, constantly updating the client, and even when I jumped through hoops to make it work offline, there was a time limit to how long that would work.
Next time don't chat shitNot sure what it proves.....but you do you.
Next time don't chat shit
With great power comes... yeah. With all these options available you're sure prone to try them. I don't know how many times I've tinkered with Bethesda games because it was possible and promised to improve the game. Only to drop it after a day of playing because either the game wasn't that good to begin with it, mod incompatibility or simply no interest any more because of some other game.I never overclock, i barely mod anything because i don't wanna lose time with incompatibility shit etc.
1- This only happens if you change IP constantly, changes between devices constantly.Constantly made me authenticate and verify with codes to your email almost every time I played, constantly updating the client
You should, at least the VGA. It's free frames/input lag.I never overclock
X360 or Xbox one controllers.what controller should I get on PC if I want everything to be easy and just work?
Sure, jam. Unlike RROD and YLOD than every shop can repair. /sMy favorite thing is after spending a ton of money is the BSOD that no pc repair shop can fix.
I'm very happy with the Razer Wolverine V2 chroma controller.Hope you're right op cause I'm going through the hassle of getting a pc built to prepare for all the big game releases this year
what controller should I get on PC if I want everything to be easy and just work?
It was such a pain in the ass trying to get games like dark souls to work with a controller back in the day
Is it really free when the card operate outside of his comfort frequency and consume more\get hotter?You should, at least the VGA. It's free frames/input lag.
X360 or Xbox one controllers.
The consume added is insignificant and the temps should be the same as normally your fans don't go 100% even with the overclock.Is it really free when the card operate outside of his comfort frequency and consume more\get hotter?
And for what? 5-10 frames? sometimes more sometimes less?
Never cared in the past and surely i'm not gonna care with a 4080 under my ass.
I only got back into it two months. Literally all I did was build it, install games/launchers, a couple drivers, setup HDR, then play games. I literally do nothing else.I totally get the appeal of a PC, I 100% agree that it’s often the best place to enjoy games and I absolutely understand why people get so fanatical about the platform.
It’s just every aspect of owning and using one just seems like such a faff.
I can’t be arsed with the faff.
There is nothing wrong with that. Console gaming is at the best spot it has ever been in.I have been console gamer all my life and I dont think thats going to change. PC is getting lot of games but there are still games will either never come out on PC like Vanillaware games or when they do come out, it much later.
I'm also not much obsessive over graphics to need to have the latest tech, Consoles is more than enough someone like me.
Do you have a shop with a good return policy? If so, buy parts and swap them in your system to see if that solves the problem. If it does not, then return them all then buy a new mobo.Been to multiple shops mate. Didn’t want to waste any more money.
I use a dualsense,and I can just use the steam app to have it act like a mouse and keyboardHope you're right op cause I'm going through the hassle of getting a pc built to prepare for all the big game releases this year
what controller should I get on PC if I want everything to be easy and just work?
It was such a pain in the ass trying to get games like dark souls to work with a controller back in the day
Next time don't chat shit
I didn't ask for a selfieAre you off your meds again?
So you are not a 'gamer' if you dont like indies that brings only lighthearted fun which for some people pales in comparison to AAA with big stories, character development, world building and immersion?
Whats with that stupid mentality?
Its not a selfie.I didn't ask for a selfie
I tried steam and bought a few games: Witcher, Fallout 1 & 2, Grandia 2 etc. but I hated Steam. Constantly made me authenticate and verify with codes to your email almost every time I played,
Hope you're right op cause I'm going through the hassle of getting a pc built to prepare for all the big game releases this year
what controller should I get on PC if I want everything to be easy and just work?
It was such a pain in the ass trying to get games like dark souls to work with a controller back in the day
Not if both your arms are the same length.Xbox controller is hassle free.
I literally just plugged my laptop into my HDTV (it's an old VIZIO) with an HDMI cable and turned it on lol. When the desktop popped up on my TV, I went into display settings and set the refresh rate to 60 Hz (or 120 Hz I don't really remember what the TV maxes at). I also switched the TV to "game mode" but that probably doesn't matter.Plus I hate sitting at a computer desk to game - never looked into transferring PC to a TV or something.
Ftfy.Not if both thumbs are the same length.
Did you really have to do that? Normally it auto set to the maximum refresh rate.I went into display settings and set the refresh rate to 60 Hz (or 120 Hz I don't really remember what the TV maxes at)
I literally just plugged my laptop into my HDTV (it's an old VIZIO) with an HDMI cable and turned it on lol. When the desktop popped up on my TV, I went into display settings and set the refresh rate to 60 Hz (or 120 Hz I don't really remember what the TV maxes at). I also switched the TV to "game mode" but that probably doesn't matter.
I'm not sure if I had to honestly; I had no idea what I was doing.Did you really have to do that? Normally it auto set to the maximum refresh rate.
For all games or just a few?Only major flaw with the PC is that even after all this years, with major investments into the platform and software, usability SUCKS when hooked up to a TV. And I don’t want to hear it, I did it for years, it sucks. For years HDR was outright broken in Windows (it might still be), Steam BPM blew ass, navigation without a m+k is still heavily compromised, lapdesks are mostly crap and I hate using them (although this is subjective). I moved my HTPC into my office and hooked it up to a monitor and enjoy using it much more.
I haven't run into any major flaws for what I'm doing with it. My TV doesn't have HDR, I don't use Steam BPM and I use mouse and keyboard for everything. I don't really see how a controller would change anything, since I've always been able to switch between controller and mouse and keyboard on a whim if I have both plugged in. My TV is just a huge cheap monitor at this point; I've seen no difference in its functionality to my office monitor.Only major flaw with the PC is that even after all this years, with major investments into the platform and software, usability SUCKS when hooked up to a TV. And I don’t want to hear it, I did it for years, it sucks. For years HDR was outright broken in Windows (it might still be), Steam BPM blew ass, navigation without a m+k is still heavily compromised, lapdesks are mostly crap and I hate using them (although this is subjective). I moved my HTPC into my office and hooked it up to a monitor and enjoy using it much more.
LMAO AMD just announced their official line of prebuilt PCs... They're one step closer to just get a Steam on there:It is up to each person really how far they want to take that "philosophy". Personally, I don't care if a program is open source or not as long as it works. Linux has a ways to go for me to make it my primary gaming OS from a pragmatic standpoint rather than an idealistic philosophy. So I'd be all for the partnerships you are talking about.
This is literally meAdding a 2Gb SSD is like placing a sponge in a pool of water, it just soaks up the games! Then there's the 12Gb 7200rpm heffer for the ones you're not ready to admit you'll never play.
Yes, a more powerful beastUntil you want to buy a new GPU, then it turns into something completely different.
I am talking more for general use, like if I have to update drivers or do general maintenance on the computer, or want to use the “HT” part of my HTPC, etc. After a while I stopped even trying to play m+k focused games on my TV. I even got a Steam Controller so I really did try it all but it never felt good.For all games or just a few?
Navigation without m+kb is always heavily compromised until someone invents something better/faster/more efficient.
Yeah PC are magical to empty my pocket lolKidney's are overrated, bro
I think it was because I bought a refurb laptop that had another steam account or something. I have the worst luck with those things lol.What on Earth? That’s not normal at all. I wonder if some security option was checked off in settings that made you have to prove your identity every time?
I think it was because I bought a refurb laptop that had another steam account or something. I have the worst luck with those things lol.