Posted June 17, 2017
I never claim to be a gamer (far from it), on the same token, I am a derp when it comes to computers these days, however there is something that is sticking in my craw, that I have noticed with Dead Space, and Dragon age editions of Steam and GoG.
Before I go further, I will say that I do not game at (whatever the current) highest frame rate or textures, as I have an older Dell Inspiron 3531, using windows 10 64 bit, that is powered by 4gig ram, Duo Intel Celeron N2830 (2.16ghz), and a Intel HD card (think it is the 3500 family?). Which od course is not a problem as it is my choice.
However, over on steam, during one of their sales I picked up the Witcher one and two. When I try to play it, I am lucky to get about three fames a second. Come to think about it, most of the games from steam that I have get about the same.
Yet the Witcher copy from GOG, I am guessing I am getting about nineteen or twenty, making it much more enjoyable to play, and possibly live stream if/when I want to.
Is this discrempency due to the "always online" DRM steam has now encoded into all their games? I can say if this site keeps getting better, I will be willing to sell of my steam library for peanuts, as I cannot really run the titles I can here. 0_o
Before I go further, I will say that I do not game at (whatever the current) highest frame rate or textures, as I have an older Dell Inspiron 3531, using windows 10 64 bit, that is powered by 4gig ram, Duo Intel Celeron N2830 (2.16ghz), and a Intel HD card (think it is the 3500 family?). Which od course is not a problem as it is my choice.
However, over on steam, during one of their sales I picked up the Witcher one and two. When I try to play it, I am lucky to get about three fames a second. Come to think about it, most of the games from steam that I have get about the same.
Yet the Witcher copy from GOG, I am guessing I am getting about nineteen or twenty, making it much more enjoyable to play, and possibly live stream if/when I want to.
Is this discrempency due to the "always online" DRM steam has now encoded into all their games? I can say if this site keeps getting better, I will be willing to sell of my steam library for peanuts, as I cannot really run the titles I can here. 0_o