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What can help a lot in this scenario is to manually isolate the game process/threads from the streaming app process/threads. If you put obs64.exe (or whatever tool you use to stream) on cores 0-5 and cyberpunk2077.exe on cores 6-11 via the "Affinity" menu in the taskmanager (SMT 0-11 and 12-23...

Physically totally impossible. That's not even taking into account that the distance to the fan is even bigger due to perspective. The reflection of the fan would only show maybe some upper part of the fan. Are these even path/raytraced after all?

Further insisting on my post being meant ironically or sarcastically after I clarified it wasn't at all is basically like trying to convince me that my name was "Paul" when I am telling you it's "Frank". So I am not quite sure what you're trying to achieve here. Also this toxicity out of...

Wishful thinking. Online, I stick to not using irony or any other easily misunderstood kind of tropes. Rest assured - you can take what was said there at face value.

OS on 1x Samsung 840 EVO 500GB Games on 2 x Seagate Exos E 4kn, 6TB in RAID0 Array of 12TB

The first game I'll buy in a long time after DOOM (2016).

Gotta love the patronizing , passive-aggressive, threatening tone in some of the posts of forum users who seem to "know better" how to conduct a business than the actual owner o_O Almost speaks for itself.

Don't be naïve. Obviously the problem is not the displaying of the products itself. Rather than the implication/ramification if NVIDIA approaches content creators and coerces them to do so purposefully (market manipulation). That is the whole pivot point of the discussion. And all of it stands...

It kind of is. http://tanalin.com/en/projects/integer-scaler/ (freeware 500kb .exe & very small memory footprint ~ 2MiB) https://store.steampowered.com/app/993090/Lossless_Scaling/ (didn't buy, it's 3 bucks, and for that it allows you to choose scale factor 1x,2x,3x,4x,... - also you can...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AV1#Levels Yes I think tendency towards ~18 GB/h in games with a lot of stuff moving. But way less for games where either parts of the screen are intransparent HUD elements (WoW, Diablo III, League of Legends, etc.) or the screen is basically just having small...

Nice article! Uncached startup times of bigger applications like games / photoshop or comparable tools would be interesting to see the differences as well! ( start from SSD ofc, HDD would negate any considerable effect that is significant enough to be compared )

Pretty interesting guy... you are.

Didn't watch the full vid of the OP but I don't see resources or technical limits as main reason for keeping 24fps for cinema. For me it's more that the immersion is being taken away ( this invisible barrier between movie world and real world ) by doing it in 60fps. It's the soap opera effect...

Didn't wanna say something about it but ... to be honest ... I even think he posted the video initally to be serious and then edited the video description to it "being a joke" after finding out it does nothing / is placebo... at least judging by his level of depth in other PC related videos of him.

TR 2950X + ASUS Prime X399-A + some good ol' RAM