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Where and when it was said that? Last time I checked they did not know what was going to happen to those in countries without PSN and were desperate to reach out to Sony for clarification and hopes to reverse the decision. Even fricking Steam pulled the game from being sold in those countries.

Democracy and liberty has prevailed. 😁 It was possibly the dumbest game Sony could have tried to pull this stunt on. For months people have been learning to work together against a common foe, building passion for the game, and now that this shit was about to happen they turned that energy...

Precisely my point. The option to go over limits should be there but it should be an OPTION, not factory default.

In this case AIB's are clearly wrong. Intel has clearly defined the max safe operating conditions but instead of following them motherboard manufacturers by default allow those CPU's run at unlimited power draw, which pushes temperatures to the max until the CPU temperature throttles. That is...

AFAIK just like mixing aluminum and copper water cooling parts are a bad idea because of galvanic corrosion, so is silver. That is why antigrowth chemicals became a thing so that we could get rid off a yet another metal part in the system that can react badly with copper parts.

But still, that should be the users responsibility to figure out these things. As much as I hate Microsoft, in this case I say they did nothing wrong. At least with the little information I have now about this case.

It is much faster than writing 'Microsoft' every god damn time. 😁

What? How on earth did that happen? How is that microsofts problem if someone gets locked out of their PC?

The argument "Microsoft would argue that some users may not know about the benefits of a Microsoft Account" falls flat on its face the moment you think how well Microsoft is trying to hide the option of local accounts. You have to have some computer skills to find it or know where it is, so most...

This may be heresy but I am sensitive to low framerate stutter anyway, LCD or OLED, so I always keep motion interpolation on at very low settings. On TV's with a scale 0 to 10 it is somewhere between 1 and 3. And in the case of of my Panasonic OLED, at minimum setting. Gets rid of the stutter...

Whoops. Fixed. Yeah I always get those two mixed. 😅

For me going for FALD miniled TV as a PC monitor was a concious choice. While OLED burn in has gotten better, to the point of almost non existent unless you abuse it, I would still rather have a no risk at all. But also the good sides of LCD are more apparent in games. For movies, OLED is king...

Now that I own both Oled and miniled backlit VA, Panasonic JZ980 oled 55" as a TV and TCL C805 50" TV as a monitor, I am shocked how good the TCL is. The native contrast ratio is really high and what ever halo glow there is almost imperceptible in test images, and completely non existent in real...

I would argue some luxuries are also a necessity. We are not just lumps of flesh that only need basic sustenance and everything else is unnecessary extra, we also need something to stimulate our minds and souls. Without SOME luxuries it doesn't matter if we have all the basic necessities...

I have been playing with the new MPC Video Renderer version with the RTX HDR support. My first test was with the Last Samurai but surprisingly, it does practically nothing. The movie does not have a lot of scenes with strong contrast and bright lights so I guess the upscaler does not know what...

Billy is a gift that keeps on giving. The moron probably did not even understand what the settlement was even about and acted all high and mighty like he had won. And now reality hit him, "Wait, this isn't what I wanted!" 🤦‍♂️😂

Only calibrate using SDR and for SDR. For now HDR calibration with colorimeters do not really work from what I know, not with the free software we have available anyway, and definetly not color mapped ICC profiles. I do not know what is the situation with monitors but in TV's the built in...

True. But if you are like me who takes my Quest to parties and family gatherings and the headset gets handled by all kinds of people from kids to ladies with long eyelashes caked in makeup, mine tends to get real mushy real quick. 😂

Clean microfiber cloth with an eye glasses cleaning spray that is safe for plastic lenses. The manual says that no chemicals but as usual that is just an overcompensation to prevent people from scratching their lenses with paper towels and windex. In all honesty the lenses in your VR goggles are...

I would hope so because the game on PS5 has possibly the best use of HDR that I have seen and is a benchmark to other developers on how it is implemented correctly.

Because HDR is not the same thing as if you were maxing out the brightness of your SDR screen. Doing the latter pushes up the brightness of everything, from whites to dark greys and makes everything look uncomfortably bright. With HDR the maxed out the brightness (which they are by default) only...

There goes my theory as I am also 40. Well, in couple of days will be.

You call it streamlining, I call it dumbing down... 😝 I kid I kid. Anyway this may be a generational thing. When it comes to my PC I am a terrible control freak. I want to have 100% control (although that is quite impossible nowadays) on what goes into my system and what goes out of it, low...

As far as as looks go, I am with Zarathustra on this one. I already have enough problems with visual noise, trouble finding stuff I need from the graphical mess that most UI are these days. NVCP was clean and efficient, you had everything you needed available neatly organised. Yes it was old and...

Yeah thats why it is still beta. 😁 Personally though, I am not a fan of modern "clean" style of UI that have a habbit of hiding everything important to you somewhere out of the way and in the end are more confusing to power users. As oldschool as NV control panel is it is still super clear and...

It will soon be official with no hacks. It is going to be a part of the new Geforce Experience and Control Panel overhaul which are already in beta.

I have to bump this thread because ho lee shit!!! Microsofts AutoHDR is kinda lackluster because of the limited compatibility and the fact you have to play around with gamma settings to not make everything look washed out by default. This (possibly) upcoming feature just works out of the box and...

There is a petition to opensource WMR. https://chng.it/HVxSj5VQvc Petitions like this rarely ever work even if they gather a lot of traction but I signed it anyway just for support. This is a stupid decision from Microsoft.

On the contrary, HP Reverb G2 was quite popular headset for simmers on a budget. It still has a good image quality even by todays standards. Granted simmers are a niche among a niche but if this really meant that their devices stopped working I would be absolutely livid.

More like Samsung deserves more shit than just replacing this one dudes TV. I do not believe for two seconds that this was the first time this stunt happened. Samsung has to go through all previous warranty decisions that this guy was involved in and see how many of "mysterious cuts" there are.

And so is reddit, they are practically censoring every post which contains this video. Why? Are they pressured by Samsung who is a big advertiser in there? 🤔

Unsure if they are the same. My TCL uses MediaTek MT9653 chip. Yes I get that but if you use Passthrough mode on your TV then why would you want to route everything through your AVR?

TCL also uses Mediatek processor and doesn't have this issue. And why wouldn't you want to plug your 2.1 capable AVR to eARC? Lag? As long as you enable Passthrough mode (as in take it away from Auto setting that defaults to TV handling your audio) in your TV settings then eARC does not...

Bit of a necrobump but yeah, I do get the grievance. Two HDMI 2.1 ports may technically be enough for most people but problems do arise if one of the ports is also your eARC port. Maybe things are better these days but because of the very loose HDMI 2.1 standard there used to be a lot of...

I used to have AdobeRGB monitor, HP LP24something, I do not remember the model exactly, and when you used it to watch sRGB content (basically everything PC related) it made everything look really weird. Colors were super saturated and almost candy like and every person suffered from chronic...

I have been testing this feature with Youtube videos now (still waiting for MPC Video Renderer Support) to get a little taste of this. Before going any further, a little heads up. There is a slight bug in the latest drivers related to this feature. When you have HDR on but have this new HDR...

Now this looks interesting. But how? Video is fairly static, there are no details to dig out. The range of brightness is set at the mastering and skewing that up is, I guess, similar to using "Dynamic" mode in TV's which stretches the extremes to high heavens, probably just without the crushing...

4070 Ti Super is not bad but a bit dissapointing. Not only it is a card that 4070 Ti was supposed to be ALMOST A YEAR AGO, it also just managed to make 7900XT look very good now that its price has dropped. And make no mistake, at ~800€ 7900XT IS fantastic as long as you do not care about Ray...

Did those damages occur from user error like not pushing the cable all the way in? Because as far as I can tell the old 6 and 8-pin PCIe power cables have proven themselves quite reliable and idiot proof. You have to really mess up, probably intentionally, to cause the cable itself to fail. Just...

It is very anticlimatic ending to this because it was very obvious that Billy-boy was a lying cheating scumback. Again a good example of "why loser pays it all" is necessary because the reason why it was settled was because Twin Galaxies did not want to invest that much money on a lawsuit that...