I used to prefer disk but don't really see any need for it now. That said I have a nice connection in comparison to much of the UK so I'm likely speaking from a privelleged positionI imagine ISPs all over the world will be ruing the day RDR2 comes out - besides, I prefer physically having the disk.
Kinguin and CD keys says hello :DDigital copies should be cheaper than physical and yet they are more expensive, I try to buy from USA account as it works out cheaper
Kinguin and CD keys says hello :D
Thinking of buying a Nintendo Switch for the 8 year old boy. Worth it? I never liked the Wii all that much but it isnt for me
Never used g2a as I've heard dodgy stories about them, you find them alright?
Never used g2a as I've heard dodgy stories about them, you find them alright?
Fair point hahaNever had a problem mate, I use which ever is the cheapest, like CD keys I've heard they were selling stolen keys once but that ain't my problem haha.
Yeah I've bought Football Manager from them many a time and never had issueCD Keys have been fine for me for many purchases over the last few years.
Oh I don’t. Have it downloaded and you have it for life. No fucking about changing disks. No dust issues. No scratches.I imagine ISPs all over the world will be ruing the day RDR2 comes out - besides, I prefer physically having the disk.
I was reading that RX580 is the minimum you should go for, as far as VR on AMD cards goes. Looking at the pre-owned prices on ebay today, I'd go for one of those if you plan on dipping your toes into VR at some point in the future or just want the option. That was one reason I was considering the 1060, I take it the newer cards must lend themselves better to high frame rates and the multi-screen nature of those games.Haha basically TDP is a way of figuring out how much a particular part of a computer uses. The graphics card I referred to (RX570) is much more power efficient than the other one