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hostile apostle posted:Stadia will do it better, YouTube streaming is coming - you'll even have the ability to join their session via on a link on the YT stream page if the game is multiplayer and the user wants to allow that. How are you enjoying that 4K60 RDR2?
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hostile apostle posted:Stadia will do it better, YouTube streaming is coming - you'll even have the ability to join their session via on a link on the YT stream page if the game is multiplayer and the user wants to allow that. if someone streams a game from stadia does stadia also handle the streaming, or would be it then be RE-compressed and poo poo out as an even further degraded 1080p or 720p video? If the former, cool, if the latter huge LOL. the games already look like compressed poo poo. edit: this only works if the entire game is developed or redeveloped to work with the API so its cool but again, what will support it? 
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univbee posted:Yeah no argument there about wanting a one-and-done purchase, but a 980ti should be doing better than that. What kind of CPU do you have? I have a 2500k with 16 gigs of RAM and a 970 and can still usually do medium-high, although it's definitely getting long in the tooth. I think I can even do Ultra in the new Star Wars game at 1080p60. I think a 2500k also can’t remember. I should try games again on it it’s been a little while...wanted to try Jedi order but don’t think it’d run
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hostile apostle posted:Stadia will do it better, YouTube streaming is coming - you'll even have the ability to join their session via on a link on the YT stream page if the game is multiplayer and the user wants to allow that. this doesnt sound better at all. onlive i could go into a big ol thing where everyone playing a game with it enabled could be joined through a nice user interface and you could watch some person playing amnesia without them knowing and then go BAAAAAA really loud in the mic and hear them scream in terror and shut the game off
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Empress Brosephine posted:I guess but I have a $1.1k computer from 2015 with a 980ti and it can barely play any new release except on low. I’m tired of the barrier of entry for pc games and would’ve loved a one time fee thing. What the hell settings are you trying to play these at? I have a 1070, which is basically a very slightly better 980 ti and I can play newer games at 1440p just fine.
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Empress Brosephine posted:I guess but I have a $1.1k computer from 2015 with a 980ti and it can barely play any new release except on low. I’m tired of the barrier of entry for pc games and would’ve loved a one time fee thing. What CPU do you have? For the most simple example find a benchmark of a game on your CPU and GPU, whichever is LOWER is the FPS you will get. You cannot go faster if your GPU is waiting on the CPU and if the GPU is still rendering frames the CPU can't do anything. I had a GPU from around 2015 with my i5-2500k (2011) and could run any game on low or ultra at 20FPS. I recently spent $700 getting a new CPU and GPU and can hit 1440p60 in just about everything on ultra and if a game isn't too bad on the CPU I have a 144Hz monitor that looks amazing when a game can actually pull that off.
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pixaal posted:What CPU do you have? For the most simple example find a benchmark of a game on your CPU and GPU, whichever is LOWER is the FPS you will get. You cannot go faster if your GPU is waiting on the CPU and if the GPU is still rendering frames the CPU can't do anything. Nice. What GPU did you get?
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Empress Brosephine posted:I think a 2500k also can’t remember. I should try games again on it it’s been a little while...wanted to try Jedi order but don’t think it’d run There's been a lot of updates recently for Windows that have hurt early gen Intels, 2xxx series (the 2500k included) has been hit pretty hard with all the recent exploit mitigations, if you are rocking an i5-2500k you are well past time for an upgrade. That CPU came out in 2011.
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Empress Brosephine posted:I think a 2500k also can’t remember. I should try games again on it it’s been a little while...wanted to try Jedi order but don’t think it’d run if it doesnt have a solid state hard drive that's basically the problem. the 980 isnt much worse than a 1660, though lacks some of the improvements/efficiencies for the newest games. also the amount you spent on a computer doesn't really mean much. plenty of people spend $1500 on crap. not saying you did, just that "someone sold me a good gamin rig for $1100" doesn't mean much either which is part of the problem of the hobby no doubt. the 2500k is definitely long in the tooth - the processor was released in 2011.
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Regrettable posted:What the hell settings are you trying to play these at? I have a 1070, which is basically a very slightly better 980 ti and I can play newer games at 1440p just fine. Yeah, I have a 1070 and a cpu from 2013 and have no problem running new games
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Oh wait it’s a i7-6700
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univbee posted:At this point I think the strategy is to just get cheaper-tier hardware for PC gaming, you can keep things pretty low cost if you stick to 1080p60, especially if you use a console for the beefy "AAA graphics" games and keep your PC for the more PC-appropriate stuff that doesn't tend to have huge hardware demands anyway.
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Empress Brosephine posted:Oh wait it’s a i7-6700 ok yeah its either a non-SSD, not enough RAM, or nothing else makes sense. this is a perfectly fine gaming computer. there's still a lot of life left in that computer. edit: Plug for the newly redone SH/SC parts picking thread! We will help you get the literal best bang for your buck!! https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3903626
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charity rereg posted:if someone streams a game from stadia does stadia also handle the streaming, or would be it then be RE-compressed and poo poo out as an even further degraded 1080p or 720p video? If the former, cool, if the latter huge LOL. the games already look like compressed poo poo. The Verge's review is a pretty great list of things not there yet. https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/18/20970297/google-stadia-review-gaming-streaming-cloud-price-specs-features-chrome-pixel The answer to your question is: Coming* in 2020** - the ability to instantly*** share gameplay captures to YouTube, and cross-platform**** voice chat; - an unspecified amount of YouTube integration will enable some of Stadia’s promised features that didn’t make launch (see below). - You’ll be able to click on a YouTube ad for a game to jump straight***** into that game - You’ll be able to live-stream to YouTube in 4K****** at the same time you’re playing in 4K******* - You’ll be able to share a link to an exact******* moment in a game with friends or followers so they can try it instantly******** - Streamers will be able to let viewers line up to instantly********* join their game
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It's a pretty great time to be buying computer parts. You can get a new CPU/Mobo/RAM for <$300, though a new PSU won't be cheap. Also to stay on topic, Lol, Stadia. E: Assassin's Creed aside that should be a fine system. Like everyone else said, something's gone wrong somewhere.
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univbee posted:Nice. What GPU did you get? I did get off topic, but if you are actually looking to run something similar I'm using an AMD RX5700 GPU and an AMD R9-3700 CPU. I have not been disappointed in that computer.
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Empress Brosephine posted:Oh wait it’s a i7-6700 And my CPU is a 6600k so probably a memory issue? Could also be this: emdash posted:he may have an overheating problem in the CPU or GPU Clean your drat PC.
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doingitwrong posted:The Verge's review is a pretty great list of things not there yet. I'm still not sure what's going to be streamed, but if viewers get EXACTLY THE SAME experience the streamer does I guess that's OK. Like if the backend goes "OK this is Stadia video" and doesn't run any further YouTube compression on it... but it has to, right? People will be connecting from various devices and need different qualities. Unless it will be "raw" output from the server and the only compression will be done on YouTube side... I'll reserve judgement but this might be the shittiest part
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hostile apostle posted:Stadia will do it better, YouTube streaming is coming - you'll even have the ability to join their session via on a link on the YT stream page if the game is multiplayer and the user wants to allow that. there is nothing factual about what stadia claims they will do or support in the future, it is entirely speculative
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Empress Brosephine posted:I guess but I have a $1.1k computer from 2015 with a 980ti and it can barely play any new release except on low. I’m tired of the barrier of entry for pc games and would’ve loved a one time fee thing. A 980ti is about equal to a 1660ti which is still a drat fine card. If you can't play anything above low then something else is wrong because your GPU is more than powerful enough, maybe your CPU... Empress Brosephine posted:Oh wait it’s a i7-6700 ...okay yeah something's just wrong, spec-wise you're doing great and that should be hitting 60fps on modern games at mostly-high settings without breaking a sweat.
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hostile apostle posted:Stadia will do it better, YouTube streaming is coming - you'll even have the ability to join their session via on a link on the YT stream page if the game is multiplayer and the user wants to allow that. How does astroturfing a dead comedy forum pay? I want in on that poo poo and I have no morals.
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Yeah i have a SSd I think I just need to reformat my pc or something 
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Have any of the reviews said how much data is used per hour? I’ve read a few but haven’t seen it mentioned yet.
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Empress Brosephine posted:Yeah i have a SSd I think I just need to reformat my pc or something I'd probably check if there is any thermal paste left on your cpu I had some similar issues with my old rear end CPU a few years ago and it was just overheating
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my desktop is a fuckin amd phantom II x4 from like 2013 and it still runs games fine because i have a 1060 in it that said the reason why jedi fallen order is having problems for people is because it's unoptimized as gently caress and requires several patches e: I'm still running on win7 though, i'm not sure what will happen if i upgrade to win10. oddly the only games that have run like poo poo on my desktop have been the signal from tolva and grow up, and i'm not really sure why other than, again, lack of optimization (both games even employ an intentionally low-res aesthetic lol). but yeah most games have been fine, i try not to go over 1080p tho and usually stick to like medium-high settings. i also have an i7 laptop with a 1050ti that runs games at 1080p ultra settings but dang does it get hot The 7th Guest fucked around with this message at 21:30 on Nov 18, 2019 |
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I love the pixel-look, it's like RDR2 was transformed into the latest indie darling! The life-changing magic of Stadia.
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hostile apostle posted:Stadia will do it better, YouTube streaming is coming - you'll even have the ability to join their session via on a link on the YT stream page if the game is multiplayer and the user wants to allow that. Wait, does Stadia not even let you stream games to Youtube yet? Wow, holy poo poo lol
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The 7th Guest posted:okay you need to stop with the "Stadia will", it's "Stadia claims they will", they have not earned any benefit of the doubt from one single stress test of Assassin's Creed Odyssey Stadia will run Red Dead Redemption 2 at 4k60 edit: an actual dog posted:stadia ui only works in portrait mode jesus christ
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3F1LvHRVD8 https://twitter.com/PaulTassi/status/1196478074931568640 https://twitter.com/JDNews4/status/1196479241170243584?s=20 Moongrave fucked around with this message at 21:26 on Nov 18, 2019 |
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pixaal posted:There's been a lot of updates recently for Windows that have hurt early gen Intels, 2xxx series (the 2500k included) has been hit pretty hard with all the recent exploit mitigations, if you are rocking an i5-2500k you are well past time for an upgrade. That CPU came out in 2011.
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Andrast posted:I'd probably check if there is any thermal paste left on your cpu Thermal throttling is a blessing and a curse. Now instead of your computer abruptly turning off with a warning saying THERMAL MAXIMUM REACHED it just runs at whatever speed it can, which may mean it's running at 20% speed. On the other hand if you leave thermal room open the CPU can boost higher. It is always worth making sure you have good airflow in a case. Airflow is prominence.
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an actual dog posted:stadia ui only works in portrait mode Everything about this launch has been a humiliating demonstration of my paucity of imagination when it comes to predicting how things might be poorly designed or go wrong. It didn't even occur to me to consider this could be the kind of thing they'd not think through.
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Cardiovorax posted:Got any details on that, some link to info about which kind of updates did it and what problems they're causing? I actually am still using my old i5-2500k and I can't really afford to buy a new motherboard and CPU right now, which is what any kind of upgrade would really require. Not a lot of LGA1155 CPUs that are any better, and if they were, I'm assuming the same problems would apply to them anyway. Just last week was the most recent release Intel Thread: eames posted:I find that CFL really shines with fast, low latency RAM. The same is true for Ryzen but CFL does better in single threaded and/or latency sensitive titles. Unfortunately no benchmark site ever tests with really fast and optimised RAM, arguably rightfully so because most users don’t even turn on XMP. But Spectre and Meltdown from January of 2018 also hurt performance a lot. There have been several pretty major exploits on Intel CPUs in the last few years, and you probably want these fixes running.
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doingitwrong posted:Everything about this launch has been a humiliating demonstration of my paucity of imagination when it comes to predicting how things might be poorly designed or go wrong. It didn't even occur to me to consider this could be the kind of thing they'd not think through. Always more always worse
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Combat Pretzel posted:Those funky artifacts in that tweet reply look kind of HEVC-ish. The AC test was VP9, so it's very likely this is, too. Also, if I were to guess a codec for this, I'd say MPEG1.
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