Power. It’s something that’s given only to those who are responsible enough to make use of it. It’s not to waste, it’s not to use in excess. It’s something precious that can’t be replaced, and once its gone it can’t be retrieved. With great power, comes great responsibility.
Skewed and Reviewed have posted some gameplay from the retro game.
The best Souls-like not made by FromSoftware, Lies of P has now sold over three million copies since its 2023 release.
To celebrate, all members of the Round8 Studio development team will be rewarded with a two-week holiday, a bonus of 10 million KRW (~£5,400 / $7,300), and a Nintendo Switch 2.
I appreciate this way of doing business. I may even buy Lies of P now because of it. Where your money goes it's literally the only leverage we have as consumers to make a difference in an industry we all have an opinion about. Withholding it or spending it in the right places is about all we can do.
This is fire. Just like the game. I haven't gotten the dlc yet, but im really thinking about it. I just thought it ended great, I really want to see what they do with Dorothy. Will you fight the Tinman, Scarecrow, Cowardly Lion, the Wicked Witch and Wizard of Oz? Maybe Toto's with us, that'd be fire.
For the moment there, I thought Lies of P will be ported to Switch 2. XD Anyway, congratulations to Round8 and the whole development team.
"Kity Builder is a purrfectly charming city-building sandbox game in which you create cute little cities for other cats! Developed by a team of four friends: Sambero, irx99, YerayToledano and Juan Hust, and published by Parabellum Games." Charlie @ Thumb Culture
I hope everyone reading this article will go into bios and UNDER-volt their CPu ram and Gpu and save those extra volts.....to offset me OVER-volting my ram cpu and gpu muh ahah haha. Need Moar Powah!!
"I'm giving her all I got Captain". It doesn't work unless it works Overclocked and Overvolted!
Seriously though you can downgrade the Cpu, ram, and gpu and still get great performance but DON'T ever Downgrade on the PSU Power Supply Unit cause it's the most important part. Always use 80 plus and do research before you buy.
Haha the headline kinda made me think of Uncle Ben.......
power 2 the pc!! http://www.artworldsalon.co...
Only use the best, Corsair ;) Their PSUs are the best in the market right now. Corsair PSUs are the most efficient in almost every wattage range, so you can't really go wrong with Corsair. The HX850 has been shown to provide wattage for system that run up to 1000W. Just goes to show the outsanding efficiency of Corsair power supplies.
lol this article is a pile of crap.
"Black uses less power"
lol what a load of idiocy. The damn backlight will be using the SAME AMOUNT OF ENERGY!!! Black pixels only use less energy in OLED screens, which aren't in mass market yet.
Unless that is, you have dynamic contrast on. Which is the first thing you turn off when you get a monitor anyway because it is total fail.
"Switch to LED
LED screens feature individual LEDs to provide backlighting to pixels on the screen."
Er, LED screens are just the backlight, clearly the author has them mixed up with OLED and shouldn't be writing on anything even remotely related to technology.
Also, the ground does not draw excess power away from the pc, that is complete fail physics from the author.
"once its [power] gone it can’t be retrieved"
another fail. Though sort-of correct as far as it matters to us (energy savings), it actually isnt: Energy can only be changed from one form to another, energy cannot dissapear.
Also, "Electricity is in short supply". This would be untrue if people would just wise up and use nuclear power - but some idiots think it is dangerous because one particular badly run third world power plant went wrong. And because of the relucatancy to build new ones we are running old stations over capacity and their old systems are far less safe than what is possible now. Go and watch Bullshit! (penn & teller) now.
The stuff about the psu, undervolting and adaptors is correct though. But undervolting may only save you about £10 a year (my particular q6600 findings anyway) - even if your pc is constantly on and you have it running intensive applications for something like 8 hours a day.