In any case, I'm surprised at the success this program had for you, as when I ran it, all it did was tell me to go into the game and turn all my settings to low. I guess I just think it's a shame that someone with those kinds of qualifications would go around saying "I don't have time to" which implies a certain laziness from someone as intelligent as you, when I suspect you mean "I have no inclination to learn this" which, under the circumstances, is a completely reasonable answer. As an aviator, you're obviously a person of intellect, patience, and dedication. My paycheck and continued employment depend on being able to overcome this and get the work done while exceeding the customer's expectations.ĭon't get me wrong here, I'm not attempting to insult or belittle you. I may be more sensitive to this, as part of my job is going into situations and working with various mechanical, electical, and computerized systems my company manufactures, most of which I've never even SEEN much less been trained to service/install. Knowledge in one area NEVER justifies ignorance in another. Part of why I DO NOT pilot aircraft is because I cannot do these things.
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With all due respect, if ANYONE were going to fly an aircraft, regardless of whether i was on the thing or not, YES I would expect them to be able to know how to plot a course and file a flight plan. I would expect you to know how to plot a course and file a flight plan Having a better system to automatically adjust settings, beyond what games themselves can often do with their limited information, is a great way to address this legitimate criticism.
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A lot of people shy away from it with the attitude of "why game on the PC and deal with all that hassle when console games are already optimized for my exact hardware setup, out of the box?". It's a way in for new people who don't necessarily want to sit around reading Wikipedia articles on FXAA and ambient occlusion for three weeks straight, which is honestly a complaint I see about PC gaming.
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If you have the money, I'd say it is definitely getting to be that time with your rig.Īs for this software by Nvidia, look, obviously most seasoned gamers know how to adjust in-game settings to meet their hardware capabilities, but this kind of software is the kind of thing that could allow entry into PC gaming without having to understand all the scary technical stuff right away. A GTX 295 isn't a bad card, even today, if you discount t the lack of DX11. No SSD's, just 4x 640GB HDD's in RAID 10. If you are good at configuring pcs, don't be naive to think everyone else is or should be also.Įdited by ASSASSYN X, 29 January 2013 - 07:14 AM.īut then again I might just need a big investment to upgrading my rig. I would not expect you to know how to plot a course and file a flight plan. So yes, not everyone is a nerd about PCs, like not everyone is nerd about aviation. I rather have software by the makers of my GPU configure it, than me. It's FPS are at 170 with dips to 70 in large battles.Īnd a person such as myself who put more time in flying aircraft, than sitting around playing with a PC so I can be that guy* on the Internet values a program like this. It also eliminated the random frame rate dips I was having in plametside 2. I have absolutely no idea what changed after I used the extreme experience beta, but it did a helluva job configuring my GPU. I have always had all the setting set to high. I configured MWO based off a thread on these forums for my GPU.
someone suggested it in the comments at the bottom of the O/P's original linked thread, but I'm going to leave the link up anyway, as it still seems like it may be a useful tool to some. OK, after looking closer I'm not sure if it's exactly the same thing.
Not created by AMD, but apparently they've been supporting the project. For those that feel they NEED a program like this, here is the AMD equivilant. Is this with the rig in your signature? WTF did the software feel the need to lower O.OĮdit 2. There comes a point you just wanna walk up, knock politely on the window, and when they roll it down beat them senseless with a damp herring. I know you're right, but it's the same thing as watching some random person of random gender take 15 minutes trying to park an SUV while talking on a cell phone. I appreciate the implied compliment there. seems like just yesterday I got my first sound blaster card so I could have audio with the original wing commander
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