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AMD confirms Ryzen 7 5800X3D launches this spring, Zen4 Raphael in 2H 2022
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Should be there now.Oh... that explains why the folder was empty
Caporegime
It is, i'm downloading it now, thank you for all your effort, i'll let you know, of course if i can get it working at my end.
It works, i was running the wrong exe
the correct one is called Windows\CitySample\Binaries\Win64\CitySample-Win64-Shipping.exeIt looks very good but is a bit juddery.
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Caporegime
It works, i was running the wrong exe
It looks very good but is a bit juddery.
Oh nice, i read that if you run it for a while it will smooth out.
Caporegime
I've just about got it but i'm off for a few hours shortly, will pick this up when i get back 
Soldato
I tried package project and it gave me some missing binary error and recommended building it in IDE so I did that and it packaged okay after. Works but rip 200GB space...
Caporegime
I was going to give this a go but sounds like far too much effort.
I'll let Humbug, Stooeh and FredFlint do the heavy lifting for this one. Over to you lads!
I'll let Humbug, Stooeh and FredFlint do the heavy lifting for this one. Over to you lads!
Bet you have UE5 5.01 as I do, The project is for UE5.0 apparently even incremental updates require a rebuild ect. You can understand why game devs are reluctant to update game engines now
Soldato
Well, personally I wouldn't want to swap out my lovely high end X570 motherboard for a truly bottom of the barrel mATX B660 one and give up all its nice features and I/O. A 12700K is also slower for any workload I care about. There will of course always be better price/performance available than with flagship parts if you don't mind compromising. You could buy a 12400 and a B660 board for much less than the price of the 12700K and get 95% of the gaming performance, so should anyone still buy a 12700K? I guess it's up to each person to decide how much they're willing to give up to save money.