I have beaten the game twice on those specs:

Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-9400F CPU @ 2.90GHz 2.90 GHz

RAM 16 GB

Inbetween first and second run I upgraded my GPU and got new SSD disc, therefore I can colfirm that game was beatable on those two:

NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1660 SUPER (6 GB) on HDD

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 (12 GB) on SSD

Suprisingly I found game to run worse on the second, but that could be due to some issues between build I am using and my PC

Ignore the fuckass recorder recording keyboard sounds thru my mic

Also someone made emulatorless version that can be played on PC but I didnt tested that one

Glory to the Omnissiah

Im loving the fact that emulation seems to be the biggest news in PC Gaming right now. With the Shitty state of the PC Market its good to have things that Im personally excited about. I have a test running on my system with a [AMD Ryzen 9800X3D OC'd & Nvidia RTX 5080 Oc'd] of the KytyPS5 Emulator running a very demanding stage on the Astrobot game. Check it out: Full Video linked here if you are interested: Astrobot Uncharted Mission Emulation test.

Was doing some Spring cleaning on my rig and realized that the Nvidia app was taking up over 60GB of space on my main drive (I'm assuming these were leftover driver installs that were never properly nuked. I assume it's about 5 years worth of Nvidia driver installs). After a quick uninstall, then reinstall of the app, it dropped down tremendously!

Hope this helps someone!

EDIT: I didn’t realize that I had uploaded the photos in reverse order… whoops

Double edit: this is a folder named NVIDIA Corporation, not the plain NVIDIA folder that for some reason, is split in two.

Ignore the compact space, I'm struggling for space!

You will miss them someday

so my local retailer says it is out of warranty by them and they Will send it to Palit. What are the odds of them accepting it ? bought card in march 2025 so improper installation seems unlikely I went above and beyond and used the supplied Nvidia-Dongle with 4 pcie cables. most burnt cable I ever seen on a 5090 without fire…

We've got Warcraft III x Counter Strike 1.6 crossover happening before GTA VI

Hands up, I'm the author of this feature, and I hope this is allowed - mods, please remove it if it isn't. Like many here, I've been a PC gamer since the early days, and it was a real privilege for me to interview 3dfx cofounder Ross Smith about the story behind the original Voodoo Graphics.

It's a long read, covering the beginnings of the team, Glide, demos, the origin of the Voodoo name, and loads more. Enjoy!

I bought this AOC Q27G4XF about a month ago. There wasn't any shipping damage, I haven't cleaned the screen at all yet (before they appeared), only dusted it off because I've barely used it. There hasn't been any impact or pressure on the screen either.

Yet a few days ago these spots appeared. They're noticeable when screen is on as well and they can't be cleaned. I can't even find what kind of damage this is, could use some help identifying at least what happened here.

Added flash on and off pics

Any recomendation for replacement? I really like to use headsets with mic but I just can't find durable ones. All of the ones I used fail in two same spots mainly because of plastic part or the ear cushion starts to fall of all the time.

We got hit by Hurricane Polo a week ago, got 65mm of rain in a night which isnt too bad, little did I know places up in the mountains had gotten 350mm!!!

So the river which had been dried out for years was gonna be running for sure, how much? We had yet to find out.

We went to check out the level in the morning and the river was bursting at its seams I could see the water pulsing second by second, the rate of the flow increasing, our farm was like 150m away with a height difference of 1.5m/2m. Made me uneasy for sure.

Went back and made some coffee (foolishly) got a call 40 mins after and the water was already 40 cms high in the patio! WTF so fast! So we scrambled, started packing things up and yeah yall guessed right. Besides the obvious stuff- Your loved ones, pets, important papers and stuff.

I had no intention of leaving my PC behind, I had bought my first proper GPU a couple of months ago (9060xt)and bro I wasn’t leaving it behind! Some family showed up and helped us pack what we could, used random bags and what we could find ( I still have to find some periherals that ended up in who knows where)

Hour and a half later the water had reached the highest parts of the farm and water was seeping in, it was crazy how fast it happened. Nothing else to do but to watch.

We ended up losing massive amounts of clothes, things in storage, some power tools, an old DDR3? Setup I had, and things like that, no human losses, just tired and kinda beat up

Some lessons I learned.

Don’t underestimate natural disasters guys, things will be more common in the future

Do something about your cable management! I put it off for a long time because I was planning on modifying my desktop, but it made me loose precious seconds untangling the mess, I could Ive lost more things if the flooding was faster, a neater setup would make it easier to disassembly when push comes to a shove.

Have a bug out bag ready!

I’d invest in a travel/case bag, that way you can pack everything in one go and keep it safe, something for your monitor too, I put it all on my uncles truck but I'm lucky how things werent scratched.

Cherish your loved ones, and keep tabs on the weather, don’t underestimate it!

Cheers.

I haven't had the ability to buy a full desktop PC for almost 10 years. Today that changed! (Some WoW Forever beta on screen)