Here is my current collection of 'older' computers and consoles. Updated again because I forgot that I had a ZX81, PS2 Slim and a PS3! I think I've remembered everything this time..... #retrogaming#retrogamer#retrocomputing
@SAIT0MORIYAMA PS5 and PS5 Pro have almost identical CPU performance and given how CPU constrained GTA VI appears to be it was never going to run any faster than standard PS5 - it just has additional fidelity due to the much faster GPU in the Pro.
@COSBulldog@The__Goomba@meeeeehhhhhj Anything can be circumvented but they key is that most kids do not even want to because most kids know its a good thing to be decoupled from the web for a few hours each day.
@The__Goomba@meeeeehhhhhj My daughter's school has banned phones for about 5 years now and this is the 2nd year they have been using a lock system due to so many kids ignoring the rules.
Works superbly well on the most part and my daughter much prefers a largely phone free school.
@WhaleAngry@xMBGx Current gen simply does not have the CPU power that Rockstar need for its game engine and its vision - an engine that will still be in use decade+ from now across PC, next gen and maybe even the gen after that.
@UsrRandomize@xMBGx The 30fps is a CPU limitation - the PS5 Pro which has 50% more GPU power but the same CPU and yet is also stuck at 30fps.
Turning down the graphics gets you a higher framerate as long as the system is not CPU bound and it would appear that GTA VI is CPU bound on current gen.
#SuperPolygonGrandPrix Dev update. Polished up car v car collisions and computer controlled cars behaviour last night. Unfortunately I think I flu now! DOH. Pushing on though- aim to get the last handful of bugs fixed today (hopefully the flu bug will disappear soon too! 😆
@IndianJeezus@MKUltraMoney The CPU in current gen is why the game is limited to 30fps - so that will be the key component when it eventually arrives on Windows. I'm running a 5800X3D with my 5070 Ti so should be good.
@HardwareUnboxed@Thedoom7994224 30fps on current gen is because Rockstar know that this game will be around for a decade+ and future platforms with better CPU will allow the engine to stretch its legs.
@lucas_haslam@dylannnntr Schools having their own rules has always been the case. The new laws don't change that. Some schools will implement rules to comply with the minimum standards set in law and others will go further or already have done.
@abyssluvrr@VexenStick Sounds like they might already be in breach of the existing 2026 laws which came into effect in June. It can take management in schools a little time to make provisions to ensure everything they do is legal.
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