Bram P.
Still learning, mostly by breaking things first. Interested in browsers, cooling, hosting.
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oh also not the AMD vs NVIDIA war again 😭
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ok so a common rule of thumb: you want a solid base frame rate beofre turning it on, below roughly 60 FPS base, artifacts and latency become more noitceable... above that, many people cant tell the difference.
hmmm many newer laptops ship with Intel VMD (Volume Management Device) enabled, which hides the NVMe behind a controller that Windows setup has no inbox driver for. u need the F6 / RST VMD driver from the PC makers support page (often…