In 1992, Microsoft released a Sound Card that targeted businesses with talking spreadsheets. It can kind of play games too. Sorta. Check out my retrospective of this ill-fated card in my new video! https://t.co/OEMdzuKkMG
@dt_on_x@Sad4orreal They would have to waste so much time in post production trying to account for his height though. I guess they could use forced perspective too...
@QuentR_ @ap_kurosaki HDMI is better for consoles/TVs. DP is better for monitors on PCs, and normally supports higher refresh rates and works better with docks.
@stierney@ap_kurosaki You don't see them on OEM boards much, but It's still not uncommon to find on modern enthusiast motherboards. Pretty much all AM4 boards have them, and about half of the AM5 boards do too.
@gordoslair I have a soft spot for old CRPGs and roguelikes. The mechanics in some of them are still quite fun, and I like the imaginative element you need to fully enjoy them since the graphics are primitive or non existent.
@ASpottyKat Yeah it looked cool that was about it. Of course it wasn't really until fairly recently that Wi-fi stopped sucking. AC was the first standard not to suck completely.