This is your final warning to buy Forza Horizon 4 before it gets delisted in two weeks.
It's also on sale on Xbox for those that want it there, but I think that sale just ended as well. Overall it seems that only 2 DLCs will be gone for ever since they were delisted months ago.This is your final warning to buy Forza Horizon 4 before it gets delisted in two weeks.
Can always count on lashman for the hot new v-tuber content and games. Bless.
Vtubers are not anime don't worry.
Vtubers are not anime don't worry.
I usually get these every month but this one is just awful for me. I'll eventually look around to see if I can find cheap Inkulinati and Venba keys somewhere.December 2024 | Humble Choice
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I'm intrigued.The fucking files take up 2-6 times as much place on the SSD as on the HDD!!
The SSD has bigger clustersizes, right?
So a butt-load of my old pictures and files from up to 25 years ago take up vastly more space.
PS C:\Windows\system32> fsutil fsinfo ntfsInfo C:
...
Bytes Per Sector : 512
Bytes Per Physical Sector : 512
Bytes Per Cluster : 4096
...
I skipped this month. I'll be playing Divinity OS2 anyway and I don't feel like supporting the 2 former EGS exclusives in this bundle.December 2024 | Humble Choice
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oof. Kinda surprised that it requires RT, tbh; the visuals look decent, but not that good. Will try it out on my RTX 4070 just to see if I can get full RT running acceptably, though.
only for "full raytracing". If that means something close to path tracing, then those recommendations are completely sensible, that is still a future technology, pretty much and will eat up your GPUlol at all these reqs using upscalers
100% this. I haven't followed the dev so I don't know if they have talked about it, but yeah if it's path tracing, then I don't see a problem.only for "full raytracing". If that means something close to path tracing, then those recommendations are completely sensible, that is still a future technology, pretty much and will eat up your GPU
It should work though, as "G-sync compatible", with or without support acknowledged for the given model. Or is it very old? Did you connect with display port?Whoops I got a "cheap" ultrawide 32" LG monitor with Freesync, thinking that would work with my NVIDIA graphics. Is there even a cheapish ultrawide gaming monitor that supports G-sync? I might have to stay with this one, but it's such a bummer. That's what I get for not doing my research, haha.
Ubisoft better hope AC Shadows is a runaway success because otherwise I don't see a way to escape this death spiral
No, I connected with HDMI. That's also how I get G-Sync with my OLED LG TV. So in the case of the monitor I need to connect to it via DisplayPort? Unfortunately my Laptop doesn't have DisplayPort and apparently also using USB-c to displayport it will use integrated graphics, so I'm a bit boned here, haha.It should work though, as "G-sync compatible", with or without support acknowledged for the given model. Or is it very old? Did you connect with display port?
Just saw, the external SSD is exFAT formatedI'm intrigued.
I don't know what you're seeing but, whatever it may be, it's unlikely to be related to the SSD.
SSDs do strange things internally, but report logical blocks of manageable sizes (typically 512B or 4KiB) to the OS.
Beyond that, it's filesystem-level. I assume your filesystem is NTFS, since you mention Windows. Maximum block (cluster) size in NTFS is 2MiB, and it defaults to 4KiB. You can check yours with fsutil fsinfo ntfsInfo C: (or whatever drive you want to check), running PowerShell as admin.
Could you paste the output of the "Bytes per X" lines, if it differs from the above?Code:PS C:\Windows\system32> fsutil fsinfo ntfsInfo C: ... Bytes Per Sector : 512 Bytes Per Physical Sector : 512 Bytes Per Cluster : 4096 ...
Something to keep in mind when using exFAT is that this particular file system doesn't have journaling, so it's possible to lose the data in the event of write failure. Better format it as NTFS for Windows-based systems.(I think exFAT is quite superior for large filsizes?)