Recent content by TastEPlasma

Wild how strongly opinionated some people get over these movies. I enjoy them, they are fun. I like the way they all tie together, even if it is predictable in many ways. Captain Marvel was a good movie in the series (MCU), not great but good. The only thing I don't like is how close the...

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Dying Light, L4D2, and Alan Wake are all fantastic games. EDIT: Oh holy shit, Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines. I recall that game being awesome, gonna have to take a trip down memory lane. As I recall it was actually the first game on the market to use the new Source engine, they even beat...

Best as I can recall off the top of my head: (*EDIT: some other posts reminded me of another card I had, plus the Voodoo 3 was actually a Banshee) Riva TNT (2? can't remember) *Voodoo Banshee (passively cooled, wow it got hot) Geforce Ti4400 (2 pixel shaders!) Radeon 9800 PRO AiW (actively...

That article made me sad too. I think it works as clickbait because it is absolutely believable. I can totally see Facebook going that route. You don't need a great high-end experience to turn a profit off ads and tie VR into social media. That Pimax 5k+ though is looking pretty sweet, but...

Did you get a chance to give it a try? I played on an Oculus CV1 (3rd sensor, touch controllers), and I would be interested in how your experience was.

Superhot VR and A Mage's Tale are both awesome games.

Thanks to your suggestion, I was able to find and identify the setting. In the ASUS BIOS it is referred to as CPU C-States. Thanks! I enabled it there, then went into Windows and selected the "Balanced" power option, and got the speed throttling via dynamic multiplier. What is odd is that...

Perhaps you can educate me on what I'm missing here. Hardware: ASUS Maximus X Hero (up-to-date firmware) Corsair 3466 DDR4 Intel 8086K Corsair H115i PRO In default settings, the multiplier appears to be locked at 43, as in tests (Prime95, gaming, etc) it never goes much above 4300 Mhz. Now...

Aaaand of course then I figured it out. Had to extract the patch with Universal Extractor (select non-install shield option), and then inside the extracted contents folder extract the CAB file with WinRar, and then copy over all the files inside that extracted files folder to the Bin32 folder.

Hey guys, I cannot get this to work for the life of me. I've seen people benchmarking over the past couple of years with it, so I am assuming it is possible. The best lead I could find suggested that I get the Crysis 1.2 patch, unpack it with winrar, and manually copy the files into the Bin32...

I got $100 off an Asus MaxXHero and i7 8086k combo. I love these ebay deals. XD

My top 3, using a Rift: A Mage's Tale - Hands down my favorite experience, and the game that keeps me going back for more despite the eye strain. XD Superhot VR Robo Recall Honorable mentions to Rez Infinite and Bending the Light. Still want to try: Lone Echo Skyrim VR Beat Saber Moss...

Nice. I do love these EBay deals, I used mine to get $100 off an ASUS Maximus X Hero and i7 8086K combo. XD

Well, I have do have a handful of things that I do to lessen motion sickness. Undoubtedly YMMV. (After writing this I realized I re-touched on some things I previously related, but I expounded on a couple of them as well. Hopefully this is still helpful.) Don't play when your eyes are...