Gotta watch some youtube how tos, but Launchbox is pretty good. Gonna see if I can get bigbox working this arvo.

@cockbeard is it you who uses launchbox. It has music options, trying to see if it's a good spot to put bandcamp flacs.

Fuckin gotta hate when you forget to plop games on D drive and fill the ssd for programs only. While lot of fixing pathways followed when I moved.

Facewon wrote:

@gurt. So after faffing with mods I can get cities running great and looking great, but now I notice that there's a big diff in performance on laptop screen vs TV screen. Can run the dynamic res mod at 130% and maintain passable framerate on monitor, but on TV it chugs to a halt. I assume the extra res is wasted on a oldish HD TV so I should drop the settings?

What is the res of the two screens? You could try a few things like running at a lower internal resolution, and using a bit of Nvidia sharpening in the drivers settings if that's what you have as a GPU. Depends on how close you are to the screen as to how noticeable the blurriness from using a non native resolution will be.

GurtTractor wrote:

Facewon wrote:

@gurt. So after faffing with mods I can get cities running great and looking great, but now I notice that there's a big diff in performance on laptop screen vs TV screen. Can run the dynamic res mod at 130% and maintain passable framerate on monitor, but on TV it chugs to a halt. I assume the extra res is wasted on a oldish HD TV so I should drop the settings?

What is the res of the two screens? You could try a few things like running at a lower internal resolution, and using a bit of Nvidia sharpening in the drivers settings if that's what you have as a GPU. Depends on how close you are to the screen as to how noticeable the blurriness from using a non native resolution will be.

Turned out I was right enough. That dynamic res mod is brilliant. Has a framerate counter in game while you move cam around.

Not worth doing extra shines on the TV, so drop mod settings to 90% and switch on the option to use less vram. Runs like a champ.

Ramp it back up when on monitor.

It's brilliant.

It’s also not good for your health.

Frosty wrote:

Persona 4 Golden is apparently coming to steam this weekend. Looking forward to it as its the one that people really love.

Fuck, nice!

One of the best game ever made, that. Anyone who hasn’t played it yet should get on it.

acemuzzy wrote:

yourfavouriteuncle wrote:

acemuzzy wrote:

Lol. Soooooon. (Talos Principle has its claws in atm...)

Talos is so good. Best ever final level of anything ever.

Need to treat a little carefully here, but @yourfavouriteuncle can you help check I get to this level...?

Spoiler:

I've got to the top of the tower, and there looks to be another level there... like right up on the roof being told I should turn back etc. Maybe with some AI bot there or something funky? Is that the level you mean? Or should I have gone through the door in the church? Feels like that might have been the "good" ending (and maybe ended right away), and maybe it's too late to change anyway?? And this seems like the more fun ending maybe?? but I'm nervous I've gone the "wrong way"...

Sorry, I’ve only just seen this. There’s obviously a couple of different endings but yeah,
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I think you can reload your save if you chose to do what you’re asked anyway.

acemuzzy wrote:

I thought the Minecraft RTX beta was free? But it seems insistent I log in, in order to get to the marketplace where you seen to bed to download the RTX world's from. All noob though, so an I don't it wrong? Or do I need to cough up the £24.99?

You need to own Minecraft though? To be able to do anything other than the basic 2 hour demo

Looking for some advice
Have an isp router but the appartment is all concerete so have dLan 1200's powerline to spread the wifi around the place (wired to the router).
Any idea if upgrading my router will give me much of a boost?

I discretely cabled a second router to another part of the house and use it as a second access point. It's a really good Asus router so it really did the job. I tried repeaters and power plugs thingies and none of them were any good as I was losing up to 70% of the wifi signal. The cabled router completely solved the problem - the only small downside is that if you're connecting via a mobile device, it needs to switch connections. But as that's automatic these days it's not really a problem at all.

But also, in my previous apartment, I had a similar problem and swapping out the router that the ISP had given me for my own Asus one completely solved that problem too. If you can buy one that you can return immediately if it doesn't do the job then you should check out that option first. Don't get a cheapy option though as that won't solve anything. 

Edit: What Face said.

Mesh WiFi is absolutely the way to go.  My house is pretty large and was almost impossible to sort before yet now it’s pretty flawless.

I think my plan is to change isp then get a decent WiFi setup.