Comments by "" (@mariozenarju6461) on "JayzTwoCents" channel.

  1.  @malchir4036  Games didn't get much better from that point, honestly
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  2. Reporting from 2024, bought a 6750 XT because 6800 XT was sold out lol
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  3. Proton is definitely capable of everything it can be done, and more (FSR in any game, forcing a specific frame cap in any game, and so on), it just depends on game's developers if they will let it work through it. HDR is also a possibility with Wayland, which is realistically the only "feature" missing from Linux. At least for media consumption/gaming alone
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  4. @Ziv Zulander Test a PS2 emulator with overclocked and non-overclocked hardware, then come back to correct your statement
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  5. It's not really a don't, but a do. PAY ATTENTION TO WHICH SCREWS GO IN CERTAIN HOLES
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  6.  @Megalomaniakaal  Yep, on RPCS3 I have resolution scale set beyond the native resolution. Exactly because it smooths out the image, even if the particular game doesn't support anti-aliasing
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  7. ...And here I am with a 1660 S, happy just for the fact Ray Tracing is being stretched out in better supported and optimized ways
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  8. I mean, Crysis is from 2007, and still pegs today's hardware. Additionally, 4060 Ti draws only 50 more watts than my 1660S, and uses the same one 8-pin power plug. It may cost a bit more for similar performance as 3060 Ti, but at least I don't have to buy a new PSU
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  9. My rule of thumb is, look up the current PS5's specs and get a tier higher hardware 👍🏻
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  10.  @Mister_Phafanapolis  Means little to me when the 6750 doesn't have a non-XT variant. Also XT cards have more VRAM, so that's pretty neat Edit, quick Google search says XT cards can be ~10% faster
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  11. And then there's Linux. Just install a widely popular distro for home usage, and bwam! You can even convert your PC to a server, with absolutely 0 software tinkering
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  12. My way of keeping my PC/room cool is not using high-end components 👍🏻
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