Oh excellent! This willl help towards making OpenBSD 7.6 a usable home desktop system with having KDE 6 and now Wayland is implementing support for OpenBSD.

Calyx is a privacy group, they are legitimate. I would suggest using the RiseupVPN.

I would like to find a indie military first person shooter single player campaign but it is a massive struggle. I don’t like any space creature shooter games like Doom series.

It’s the coporatization of video games and demand that profits go up every quarter. It doesn’t matter if a game is not functional and does not run, everybody in the world must pay $200 for every single release that is ever made, plus $100 for DLC, plus $50 to change character’s appearanc.

It doesn’t matter if a game does not load, everybidy must still be gratful that they are allowed to buy it.

They service the same purpose as a driver, and FreeBSD has user added kernel modules, I forget if OpenBSD does but I’m hoping so.

This will be excellent if each BSD operating system can build and compile their own nVidia drivers from source.

Do you not know how communication through servdrs that run proprietary software works?

Telegram is free to censor whoever they want.

If you don’t like it, host your own messaging service. If you use specifically Telegram expecting total freedom and privacy, you are gullible or ignorant.

Start a SimpleX group chat.

The P3 was wonderful, I always wanted one. There was something about P4 that I couldn’t get into it.

The great ones were the last P3, Core 2 Duo but not Quad, and the first i7.

Us being on Signal we are probably all more privacy minded in how we use software, so it’s simply a general chat for people who already have a few things in common.

How does 9 or 10 games on sale qualify as “tons of great discounts”?

You got solid reasoning in all that you say.

Burn-in is not such an issue due to pixels auto adjusting/moving, so te same pixels are not always on.

I don’t have experience with ultrawide but it seems that some enjoy a curved ultrawide to bring the sides in more.

I’m not sure of the connect between nano IPS branding and LG, but I will always say IPS over VA. TN and VA are low grade compared to how much the price for IPS has dropped, that’s why I believe anything lower than IPS technology is not an option for buying, but do what works for you since it’s your money being spent.

VA is good for high framerate, not colour or picture quality. It’s your choice, I will always suggest something between IPS and OLED, never VA. If you can’t do a 21:9 nano IPS, get the highest IPS with Adobe colour rating that you can afford.

I bought a 4060 for the encoder plus gaming. I need both the best AV1 encoding and gaming performance, not solely gaming performance alone.

On your own personal system, what was you frame rate for Metro Exodus with a 1080 Ti and a 4060? Not looking at other people’s performance stats, on your system what numbers for 1% low do you get on both GPU’s? Have you tested the video quality difference for the encoder between NVENC on 1080 Ti and NVENC on a 4060? If so, which programs did you run on each of them?

Given the engineering differences, which title or application does a 1080 Ti beat 4060, and under what circumstance?

When any of the next series of GPU’s are released in 9 to 12 months, you definitely should buy a new GPU, considering the 4060 beats the 1080 Ti in everything.

No, because of the game mechanics and the graphics, I can’t tolerate it anymore.

Medal of Honor 2010 reboot and Call Of Duty 2.

Ok, whatever, if you say so