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When you play a game for a while, especially FPS games, you automatically start to look at the settings, mostly because you need more performance or just want to know what’s behind the settings options. We’ve already covered various settings options on our blog, and you can find our previous articles on these topics here. … Read more
When you play a game for a while, especially FPS games, you automatically start to look at the settings, mostly because you need more performance or just want to know what’s behind the settings options. We’ve already covered various settings options on our blog, and you can find our previous articles on these topics here. … Read more
There are always two types of gamers in the gaming scene. Some have no idea about software and hardware and just play the game, while others are constantly tinkering with their system and trying to get every little advantage. I belong to the latter. It has always bothered me that an opponent might have a … Read more
There are always two types of gamers in the gaming scene. Some have no idea about software and hardware and just play the game, while others are constantly tinkering with their system and trying to get every little advantage. I belong to the latter. It has always bothered me that an opponent might have a … Read more
There are always two types of gamers in the gaming scene. Some have no idea about software and hardware and just play the game, while others are constantly tinkering with their system and trying to get every little advantage they can. I belong to the latter. It has always bothered me that an opponent might … Read more
Anisotropic Filtering is a setting in the NVIDIA Control Panel (sometimes also in-game), which is known to few gamers and is therefore rarely set correctly for Grand Theft Auto. During my active time, I always dealt with exactly these rather unknown technical settings to make sure that I at least had no disadvantage in 1 … Read more
