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Re: The AI Tech Crunch: Are We Looking At A "Dark Age" For Gaming Hardware?

NandoCalrissian

@JJtheTexan i can share with you my ram spray. Works better.
Seriously i recall some old tools on dos 6.22 that were compacting the ram on the fly, but i doubt this approach would work nowadays with the focus on secure computing.

I feel the enthusiast pc gaming space has been very toxic and unhappy: ssd, gpu, mb now ddr price hike, windows generally being both less stable and less configurable, terrible hdr support. It feels like buying a console and spend more time playing and less time working around issues is increasingly the smart choice.

Re: Proof That Recent Windows Update Harms Gaming Performance

NandoCalrissian

I have a wild idea, what if DF would repackage a bazzite distribution to make it great, DF Approved. It would be called something like DFighterOS and would come preloaded with Alex optimised settings and have Rich voice saying 'Bespoke' every time there's a warning dialog box. There could be some tasteful ads removable for supporters.

WHO IS WITH ME?

Re: In Theory: Could Sony's next-gen handheld run PS4, PS5 and even PS6 games?

NandoCalrissian

In this new world of 'forever' generation I wonder how many system DF will have to test in its reviews :

  • PS5, PS5 Pro, PS6
  • XSX, XSS, Next gen pc that's also an Xbox
  • pc Nvidia, pc amd x 3 ( end, mid, low end)
  • Switch 2, xbox portable, steam deck, next gen steam deck

That's 22 systems, how the heck is DF going to cope?
(semi serious question, of course an answer is to only review the most popular systems, but there is really a massive fragmentation looming)

Re: Welcome to the New Digital Foundry Website!

NandoCalrissian

Fantastic news. I look forward to being a loyal DAU!

One comment though: the comment section would be greatly improved if it had the same basic features than Eurogamer : response threads, italic, spoiler masks, quotes etc...

As of now it's too barebone to start a really useful conversation, and it's a bit cumbersome to start something in the forum.

Mini bug: I had to login twice to get it to work.