HeyJaredSuman Biswas
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4GB GPUs can still game even if developers will have you believe otherwise (opens the original)
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I recently picked up two GPUs: an Nvidia GTX 1650 Super and an AMD RX 5500 XT. Both of these cards, by current standards, are nothing more than "e-waste." However, since I planned to use them for a secondary streaming setup, these GPUs felt perfect. Not to mention, I snagged both GPUs at an incredibly good price. However, as a fun experiment, I tried using these dated cards to test some recent Triple-A releases. To my surprise, both GPUs still delivered "acceptable" gaming performance, despite t
I installed DLSS 5 in Cyberpunk 2077 and Red Dead Redemption 2, and now I get the hype (opens the original)
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Ever since its announcement, I have been very curious to see what DLSS 5 will look like in action, in real time. Sure, Nvidia did bless us with very "curated" screenshots and clips of the tech, but those were never going to be representative of the real thing. After months of waiting and multiple GRD updates, I finally got to try DLSS 5 myself, thanks to the DLSS Swapper mod. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you
I found a Windows shortcut that makes the Settings app feel embarrassingly incomplete (opens the original)
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The default Settings app in Windows 11 is functional, but it's quite limited compared to something like the classic Control Panel. It certainly gets the job done for most Windows users, including me. However, with Microsoft's push for a more integrated, online ecosystem, the Settings app has become quite closed off. In fact, a good chunk of the administrative options that used to be part of the User settings are now locked off unless you're connected to the internet. However, I was pleasantly su
I tried the internet's most notorious graphics card, and it caught me off guard (opens the original)
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The GeForce RTX 4060 is easily one of Nvidia's most divisive GPU releases. On paper, the 4060 isn’t a bad card, but it certainly feels like an objective downgrade compared to its immediate predecessor — the RTX 3060 — especially in the VRAM department. However, over the last year and a half, the 4060 has been my primary GPU for all my gaming and productivity needs, and its raw gaming performance just caught me by surprise. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Steam Deck proved Linux can game, but your PC still needs Windows (opens the original)
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Steam revolutionized digital distribution for PC games, but Valve's more recent push toward Linux and Proton-based gaming—whether through the Steam Deck or Steam Machine—is its most ambitious move yet. While making Linux a viable gaming platform is commendable, it comes with significant trade-offs for average users. If you’re new to Linux, you will find a rather large assortment of distributions to choose from based on your requirements. And honestly, if you’re looking to grab a Linux distro jus
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