Caporegime
*Looks at 3600 + 5700 + 144hz 1440p monitor*
Oh dear, Free-sync is going to have its work cut out for it.
Oh dear, Free-sync is going to have its work cut out for it.
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*Looks at 3600 + 5700 + 144hz 1440p monitor*
Oh dear, Free-sync is going to have its work cut out for it.
No they don't, people **** on them all the time, so much so that it's become a meme.
Yeah good point. Plus have you seen some of the recent mods?!Similar to everyones holy grail that is Skyrim then. Bethesda gets a free pass for this stuff
getting an AMD CPU is mission impossible.
I guess the easter bunny is in the code as well.Isn't DRM usually a CPU intensive resource? Surely any gains will be minimal at 4k, and slightly more at 1440p.
Without drivers, without day 1 patch, with Denuvo.Was this with or without drivers?
I guess the easter bunny is in the code as well.
Something real fishy going on. For years there have been talk about how DRM reduced performance and it was rebuffed. Now all of sudden it's actually used as a performance deterrent for...reviewers by lower performance...to only tell them that DRM lowers performance. Instead of copy right protection it was marketed for?
And yes, as far as I know DRM would hammer the CPU not GPU. So there's that.
LOL at fake drm claims.considering they have taken all their nonsense graphs down.....
Bacofoil must make a fortune off of youLOL at fake drm claims.
Blackbox code will be made available as 1st day patch along with a driver update (allegedly).
But I will laugh if the results aren't that much better. Or made better only using dlss.
Not with that attitude.Bacofoil must make a fortune off of you
The DRM can't be that bad surely? maybe reduce CPU performance 5-10%?