Im wondering if the nvidia stuff is what is holding back the full release of SteamOS. No idea on nvidia's compatibility with gamescope.
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If it wasn't so bullet spongey, I would hop back in so fast.
Really depends what you have now and what you are looking to achieve. The "core 3" i call it, are mobo, ram, and cpu that needs to be generationally compatible. These tend to but not always be purchased at the same time.
If you are keeping your C drive, then no, you dont have to reinstall everythimg. Windows licensing is weird now. I think its supposed to be transferrable if you disable the previous computer since it is account bound. Someone else will need you comment on that. That is a 'legit' license issue. Most other software wont care if your cpu or mobo changes.
If windows is installed on a harddrive and not an ssd, then i would strongly reccomend you do a fresh install on a new ssd. You can plug in your old drive after install to transfer files. Then wipe it and use as storage.
As long as you pick a compatible mobo. Theres not really any difference between them for most people. Mostly just IO differences.
This is already happening. Ive heard various reports from people working with schools/kids saying it.
Chdk is awesome. Used it on a powershot way back. Never had a chance to try magic lantern because it didnt have support for my dslr. ):
Im surprised no one mentioned outlawing HOAs
Iirc, edge of tomorrow 2 cant happen according to source material.
I don't understand this. Why do people complain about this? turn your master volume down?
I think thats the old steamos. The current one is arch and isn't quite public release yet but there are a few clones of it.
Iirc SteamOS JUST added it. So clones of it should be seeing it soon
I know it because of Half-Life 1. If your tried to connect to a network game as lan while giving a non-class c ip, it specifically mentioned class c.
Next they should ban phone models that only support carrier specific bands