re: PC Discussion - Gaming, Performance and Enthusiasts

Really want that WW2 kick

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DayZ .63

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I downloaded this again last Thursday I need to see if I still know how to play

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Really want that WW2 kick

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I want a WWII mod for PUBG in the worst freaking way

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DayZ .63


I downloaded this again last Thursday

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I wish you did

They are livestreaming .63 tomorrow for 90 minutes on Bohemias twitch tho

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They are livestreaming .63 tomorrow for 90 minutes on Bohemias twitch tho

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The issue is still bugs. The game is too buggy and it is all on the engine. ARMA's Real Virtual engine was never developed to deal with exploits. Taking parts of Real Virtual then adapted your developed modules in the Take On engine doesn't totally fix the problem. Now you are creating an ad-hoc solution to fix the short comings. So therefore creating a greater number of possible errors than previously present.

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No idea how that is possible.

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Easy.

It modifying something to work with something else. They weren't designed together. You are always chasing the next piece that is broken when you fix something else.

So when I design a solution for someone and use existing code from another module i'm always chasing fires for months. I cut time on the front end development but spend that time here and there over the coming months fixing errors. It could be the simplest of things, sometimes you just don't know if you haven't tested that scenario.

If I would have designed the solution as a whole from the start then I would have tested nearly ever scenario since i'm building the entire program for that specific solution.

Edt: I'm not saying the next update for DayZ won't have less bugs than before. What i'm saying is that the bugs will never gone in a sense where it won't be an issue. This is because of the game engine used and how it was modified.

I had a number of PS3s die on me. Was this your original? Like fat PS3?

Yeah. I've had it since I built my pc. I opened it up. Don't see anything blown, but it may be shutting off before that point. Fan sounds shot too. I have my case open, just running Valley, and I can feel it getting hot.

Eta: I have a tester but I'm too lazy to unhook everything lol

Yeah my fan sounds like shite under load. I may just swap the fan. I have a few lying around.

Eta: it tests fine. Had it hooked up to a tester for a good 30 minutes and didn't see any drops.

Holy hell

$13k for an 8 1080ti mining rig

This is cool!

Anand - Power Outage at Samsung’s Fab Destroys 3.5% of Global NAND Flash Output For March

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A half-hour power outage at Samsung’s fab near Pyeongtaek, South Korea, disrupted production and damaged tens of thousands of processed wafers. Media reports claim that the outage destroyed as much as 3.5% of the global NAND supply for March, which may have an effect on flash memory pricing in the coming weeks.

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Samsung uses its fab near Pyeongtaek to produce 64-layer V-NAND chips used for various applications. The fab is among the largest flash production facilities in the world and therefore any disruption there has an effect on the global output of non-volatile memory. Meanwhile, since production lines have not been damaged and the fab is back online, the significance of such an effect is limited.

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