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Re: Official fallout 4 watch thread
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baseline bum
It's worth it to bump up that clock, and doesn't come with any of the downsides regarding temperature or fan noise you'd see in hotter cards like the AMD 200/300 series, the Nvidia 700 series, or the balls to wall Maxwell cards (980Ti and Titan X). I have one of the worst cooled 970s on the market (EVGA SuperClocked ACX 2.0, one of the three heat pipes doesn't even contact the core) and even here in Texas in the middle of the summer with a fan curve optimized more for quiet the highest it ever goes is 75C on an overclock above 1400 MHz.
In a game like GTA V stock 970 is just below what's needed for a mostly locked 60 fps at 1080p with most of the settings cranked, but an overclock to 1400+ MHz closes the gap so that the worst drops are in the high 50s and not noticeable. Drops to the low 50s at stock are easily noticeable though.
Meh, I don't really care for tinkering.
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So I have the G1 Gaming... pretty big card... it's quiet as fuck (at least in idle), and has some LED on the side. I installed GeForce Experience to deal with the drivers, is that ok?
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ElNono
So I have the G1 Gaming... pretty big card... it's quiet as fuck (at least in idle), and has some LED on the side. I installed GeForce Experience to deal with the drivers, is that ok?
If you use Chrome you have to turn off hardware acceleration to use a new driver, or download the 350.12 drivers or earlier if you don't want to turn hardware acceleration off. Otherwise the drivers crashes every once in a while while using Chrome. It's ridiculous that Nvidia's drivers have been so unstable since April. GeForce Experience is fine for official drivers, but don't use its recommendations for settings. Their recommendations are terrible, as if they're designed to get you to be unsatisfied with your card so you go buy a 980 Ti. Seriously, it recommends settings to run 45 fps instead of 60 fps.
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baseline bum
If you use Chrome you have to turn off hardware acceleration to use a new driver, or download the 350.12 drivers or earlier if you don't want to turn hardware acceleration off. Otherwise the drivers crashes every once in a while while using Chrome. It's ridiculous that Nvidia's drivers have been so unstable since April. GeForce Experience is fine for official drivers, but don't use its recommendations for settings. Their recommendations are terrible, as if they're designed to get you to be unsatisfied with your card so you go buy a 980 Ti. Seriously, it recommends settings to run 45 fps instead of 60 fps.
Im running chrome in this box and haven't noticed anything... but then again, today was the first day I used it...
The app I'm running that needed the card went from 40 fps to 256 fps :lol
Once I'm done with this project, I might install a game or two and see how they look.
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Re: Official fallout 4 watch thread
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ElNono
Im running chrome in this box and haven't noticed anything... but then again, today was the first day I used it...
The app I'm running that needed the card went from 40 fps to 256 fps :lol
Once I'm done with this project, I might install a game or two and see how they look.
The new 353.30 drivers are better, but still crash every once in a while when using Chrome with hardware acceleration on. The 352.86 driver crashed every 10 minutes using Chrome.
So how big of a discount are you going to give yourself to buy the card after your project is over? :lol
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Re: Official fallout 4 watch thread
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baseline bum
The new 353.30 drivers are better, but still crash every once in a while when using Chrome with hardware acceleration on. The 352.86 driver crashed every 10 minutes using Chrome.
So how big of a discount are you going to give yourself to buy the card after your project is over? :lol
:lol the way this gig is going and what it pays, I'm starting to think GTX 980 Ti for home, tbh...
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Re: Official fallout 4 watch thread
They had a demo at quakecon, which reveals some new info about the game.
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bobcatfan4life
They had a demo at quakecon, which reveals some new info about the game.
I hope you can be a porn star again
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Just finished Fallout 2 and damn, the city of New Reno is incredible. I wonder if that's the highpoint of the series, being a pornstar, barebacking some mobster's wife and daughter, and then killing him and his family off. :lmao
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Link to leaked gameplay from Gamescom.
https://vid.me/PPhC
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Fallout shelter came out for android today
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Just getting ready to start Fallout 3, and I'm following this guide to update the graphics to something reasonably modern:
http://www.gamersnexus.net/gg/1508-f...t-mod-overhaul
What a pain in the ass to set all this shit up though. I wonder if it's like Skyrim where it's really easy to overdo the mods and kill your performance.
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Re: Official fallout 4 watch thread
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ElNono
They can be long. Also, forgot to mention that the combat is turn-based. Not sure how you feel about that. If you do play them, save often! There's no autosave, IIRC.
For something more modern you can go with Fallout 3, but I feel while the game is good, the storyline isn't as great, tbh...
I have been playing Fallout 3 for a while now, and I like it a lot better than Fallout 2. Being able to play the radio stations on your Pip Boy makes it really fucking immersive. Like you walk through one part of the map and there is the Peoples' Republic of the United States radio talking about how China is our friend, not the Wall Street fat cats. All that great 1950s sounding music on the resistance channel. Then Enclave radio with all the patriotic crap hosted by the President of the United States. Thank black jeebus for the mod for taking away the green sky though, that looked so shitty.
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baseline bum
I have been playing Fallout 3 for a while now, and I like it a lot better than Fallout 2. Being able to play the radio stations on your Pip Boy makes it really fucking immersive. Like you walk through one part of the map and there is the Peoples' Republic of the United States radio talking about how China is our friend, not the Wall Street fat cats. All that great 1950s sounding music on the resistance channel. Then Enclave radio with all the patriotic crap hosted by the President of the United States. Thank black jeebus for the mod for taking away the green sky though, that looked so shitty.
It's a great game on it's own... and some of the expansions are great too... story-wise it just isn't as solid, but the overall experience might be better considering it's a much more modern game.
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LOL, I just found out I have to activate mods in Nexus Control Center to get them to show up in FO3. Damn I have been playing this game for a month with no mods. Though I gotta say I don't like most of the mods. Like the Fellout mod completely sucks, and this is supposed to the big absolutely can't miss mod. It looks great in the daytime but it makes night pitch black, and you have to put in another patch for streetlights. But that makes no sense that you'd have every streetlight working 24/7 after the country has been blown up, and it looks like shit.
Even worse, I can't believe how many of the so called "must have" mods try to turn the game into a lousy FPS. I don't want to use iron sights or shoot from the hip, VATS is the most fun way to play the game and the most true to the first two games since it's straight statistically determined like in the original Fallout games. The energy weapons mod is truly horrible, I spent forever trying to get a Gauss Rifle (always the best weapon in Fallout games) and the energy weapons mod gimped it to make it almost useless in VATS, making up for that by making it a pretty good weapon aiming down sight or shooting from the hip. But why would I want the game to be Call of Duty when it has that great aiming system built in? I'm glad I failed at initially loading the mods because I would have liked the game a lot less playing it than playing the vanilla Fallout 3. The only mods worth installing are the stutter fix (the GetClockTick function Bethesda used sucks and gives microstutter), the unofficial patch that fixes a lot of crashes, the patch allowing it to use more than 2GB RAM, and the higher resolution texture patches. Otherwise the mods are pretty lame IMO and Bethesda did a way better job of it. When I play New Vegas I'm definitely only installing the mods for performance and the higher resolution textures. Oh yeah, the water mod is awesome on FO3, I'll probably install that one too in FONV.
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Re: Official fallout 4 watch thread
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ElNono
It's a great game on it's own... and some of the expansions are great too... story-wise it just isn't as solid, but the overall experience might be better considering it's a much more modern game.
After about a month of playing FO3 I think I have it and FO2 neck and neck for my favorite. Damn if Bethesda hadn't toned down the sense of humor in Fallout 2. C'mon Nono, how about writing a mod for FO4 that brings the porn studio and all the bitches' reactions back? :lol
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baseline bum
After about a month of playing FO3 I think I have it and FO2 neck and neck for my favorite. Damn if Bethesda hadn't toned down the sense of humor in Fallout 2. C'mon Nono, how about writing a mod for FO4 that brings the porn studio and all the bitches' reactions back? :lol
FO2 just has a lot of memorable moments... it's not that FO3 sucks or anything, it's a damn solid sequel, tbh...
There were no mods when I played FO3, tbh... I liked the game just the way it was. VATS was natural for me coming from FO2...
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ElNono
FO2 just has a lot of memorable moments... it's not that FO3 sucks or anything, it's a damn solid sequel, tbh...
There were no mods when I played FO3, tbh... I liked the game just the way it was. VATS was natural for me coming from FO2...
Oh man, this is just wrong that Harold wants me to kill him in Fallout 3. He was such a funny character in Fallout 1 and 2. How the fuck did this nigga get from Gecko to DC?
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baseline bum
Oh man, this is just wrong that Harold wants me to kill him in Fallout 3. He was such a funny character in Fallout 1 and 2. How the fuck did this nigga get from Gecko to DC?
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Harold
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baseline bum
Damn I have been playing this game for a month with no mods. .
:lol going in to see the results of the mod and trying to convince yourself you can see a difference
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DJR210
:lol going in to see the results of the mod and trying to convince yourself you can see a difference
I thought I had some of the mods working because the sky wasn't as green as in the trailers. :lol
But I thought I installed the mods before I even played a second of the game. :lol
Oh well, the mods sucked except for the texture packs, those are awesome.
Finally finished the game and I loved the fucking ending where you die. But then I thought the DLC was kind of stupid in that I actually survive to fight with the Brotherhood of Steel after the ending claimed I gave my life in saving the water purification project.
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I don't think I'm going to put in any of the mods other than stability and framerate fixes when I play New Vegas. Especially since that game is supposed to be a little truer to the first two than FO3 was.
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You should play the Operation: Anchorage and Point Lookout add-ons if you have some time... I can't vouch for the others, but those two were pretty good, IIRC...
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ElNono
You should play the Operation: Anchorage and Point Lookout add-ons if you have some time... I can't vouch for the others, but those two were pretty good, IIRC...
I have done Anchorage. It turns out that's the only way to get the Gauss Rifle. It was ok, but the DLC I really liked was the alien ship. I thought that was much better than Operation Anchorage.
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baseline bum
I have done Anchorage. It turns out that's the only way to get the Gauss Rifle. It was ok, but the DLC I really liked was the alien ship. I thought that was much better than Operation Anchorage.
Don't really remember Mothership Zeta much... I do remember playing it.