Farah

lol this thread is gold. is strategy even worth bothering with or should i just leave it

A common rule of thumb: you want a solid base frame rate before turning it on. below roughly 60 FPS base, artifacts and latency become more noticeable. above that, many people can't tell the difference.

hmmm repair teh component store, which update installs depend on: [code] Then look at C:\Windows\Logs\CBS\CBS.log around teh failure time for the actual failing component. fingers crossed 🤞

ahh classic best investment I ever made: setting up remote support software on every family computer. ten minutes on teh phone instead of an hour of driving. built in tools like Quick Assist in Windows work well for this. good luck man!

@kofis183 decided to wait two weeks, then updated with the preivous package ready just in case 👍 geForce Ion Graphics Driver 331.93 Beta has been fine so far.

sorry forgot to say the last bad experience was black screens after an update, fixed by going back to the driver my PC came with. idk what else to say tbh