Gaming/VR
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I bought one of these a couple of years back for the basement
Pretty fun, man the graphics are funny on some of the old games. Twin Cobra and Double Dragon still hold up pretty well though!
These are the sort of games youse guys are talking about right?
I decide to put retropie onto one of my raspberry pi's but in the long run I want to make a fullsize arcade machine. I'm hoarding a couple of good CRTs for that.
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@antipodean said in Gaming/VR:
I bought one of these a couple of years back for the basement
Pretty fun, man the graphics are funny on some of the old games. Twin Cobra and Double Dragon still hold up pretty well though!
These are the sort of games youse guys are talking about right?
I decide to put retropie onto one of my raspberry pi's but in the long run I want to make a fullsize arcade machine. I'm hoarding a couple of good CRTs for that.
It funny to open the thing up and see how little computer-stuff is in there - it is literally a black box the size of a laptop.
Bloody kids have no idea how lucky they are to get free credits, or how hard we had to work to make 20c last back in the days!
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I recently had to replace my Intel Core i7-8000 series based HP Elitebook 840 G5. I settled on an Asus Zenbook 14 with an AMD Ryzen 5 4500U chipset. It's noticeably fast, quieter, and cooler than the HP. Though the keyboard etc aren't as good. I'd also like a 3:2 or 16:10 display rather than a 16:9 aspect ratio panel. I only play 4X strategy games like Civilization VI and Stellaris (Paradox engine like EU etc), but it handles them very well. Better than the discrete AMD RX540 (2GB GDDR5) GPU in my old laptop.
I came here to talk spacies, can someone translate this into English please ?
You can buy a HP laptop but ASUS offer better specs for lower price.
Make sure you get the latest graphic card (not built in ) eg AMD or NVIDIA or.. with its own memory for the latest games, the higher the number the better.
And Tim is picky about the shape of his screen//monitor (more precisely, the aspect ratio)... If you watch videos or play games or write long documents this can be quite important. -
@machpants said in Gaming/VR:
Fuck me I didn;t realise how shit the ISP offerings are on the other side of the ditch. Third world shit!
Compare 950 ish (max 1000) for 85 NZ, no contract
oh you mean the NBN?
I ran into some people on that who were looking forward to retirement rather than stay in the job..
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The LPDDR5 memory is quad channel (128 bit).
https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/onmj52/steam_deck_to_feature_quad_channel_lpddr5_5500mts/