Assuming we get cash equivalent back and not crypto then most likely they will sell the crypto at some point in this whole process and then depending what it was sold for that will determine how much % we get back at a future date.
If we're just taking about HDD vs SSD then 100% HDD is better. Go with CMR in case you need to get a third party involved for professional data recovery.
Generally speaking HDD have higher chance of total failure with lower chance of data corruption compared to SSD. So if you're primarily concerned about data integrity (and not data loss due to failure) then HDD is the better format.
Yeah I don't really understand on how this is gonna really change anything... Honestly I would advise to look into Claims Markets being able to have something to then flip and get your loss back. Waiting never really pays off in these situations. Just my opinion of course
Gobricks has a "toolkit" on their site that allows you to upload a list of parts and add it to your cart. Not sure if there's any restrictions on minimum orders though.
You posted this yesterday too. I already said you're likely to get better help on Steam. I'm the kind of person that just tinkers with things and eventually finds a fix. There's no method to the madness.
Yeah, wow, that is some nasty blur. It's almost like you're playing a DVD and the inverse telecine got stuck on the wrong frame so it can't display them properly.
Turns out the issue was being caused by TAA anti aliasing. As soon as I switched to SMAA the issue went away. As a side note, switching to Camera Controlled AA brought the issue back since Camera Controlled AA apparently mostly uses TAA AA. As for the reason why this wasn't happening before it might be because in the past (before updating the Nvidia driver and Control Panel) I'm pretty sure the Control Panel anti aliasing setting was set to Enhance Application but now it's set to the default Application Controlled. I'm assuming the Enhance Application setting must prevent TAA from actually being used. Instead I'm guessing it uses the driver default MSAA (assuming the research I did on the subject is correct ... it's really hard to find concrete information on how the Control Panel AA settings actually interact with game AA settings).
I didn't get a chance to play HZD for the last 6 months and I'm just getting back to it now and I noticed that whenever I walk or run, everything becomes blurry. As soon as I stop moving things become crisp again. It's bad enough that it's making the game hard to play. I don't remember that being the case before, but I've also updated a bunch of stuff, etc since the last time I played so I'm guessing it must be a graphic setting or something like that. I've double checked that motion blur is disabled and I'm not using FSR or DLSS or the adaptative performance feature so I'm not sure what else to check.
Yup the issue was being caused by TAA anti aliasing. As soon as I switched to SMAA the issue went away. As a side note, switching to Camera Controlled AA brought the issue back since Camera Controlled AA apparently mostly uses TAA AA. As for the reason why this wasn't happening before it might be because in the past (before updating the Nvidia driver and Control Panel) I'm pretty sure the Control Panel anti aliasing setting was set to Enhance Application but now it's set to the default Application Controlled. I'm assuming the Enhance Application setting must prevent TAA from actually being used. Instead I'm guessing it uses the driver default MSAA (assuming the research I did on the subject is correct ... it's really hard to find concrete information on how the Control Panel AA settings actually interact with game AA settings).
In case anyone comes across this in the future, the issue was being caused by TAA anti aliasing. As soon as I switched to SMAA the issue went away. As a side note, switching to Camera Controlled AA brought the issue back since Camera Controlled AA apparently mostly uses TAA AA. As for the reason why this wasn't happening before it might be because in the past (before updating the Nvidia driver and Control Panel) I'm pretty sure the Control Panel anti aliasing setting was set to Enhance Application but now it's set to the default Application Controlled. I'm assuming the Enhance Application setting must prevent TAA from actually being used. Instead I'm guessing it uses the driver default MSAA (assuming the research I did on the subject is correct ... it's really hard to find concrete information on how the Control Panel AA settings actually interact with game AA settings).
I fixed it with forcing gpu driver AA instead of games AA. On AMD graphic cards this game have alot of issues with AA. I don't remember which settings in driver I use so try and play a little with AA in adrenaline settings if u use AMD. If not, sorry can't help. I hope U find solution
This is in Horizon Zero Dawn on PC. I've been trying to figure out why the game is extremely blurry whenever I walk or run and I finally found a spot where I was able to better see what is going on. If you look at the tree trunk you can see some weird graphical issue. Is this what is usually called TAA ghosting? Changing AA from TAA to SMAA fixes the problem.
TAA can be extremely blurry, if you have an Nvidia GPU try enabling either 1.78x or 2.25x DLDSR under 'DSR Factors' in Nvidia control panel, it's basically a deep learned upscaling method that will make your game look a lot crisper and get rid of that horrendous TAA blur. It can be quite performance heavy though, especially on the 2.25x setting
If price is no issue then the most reliable hard drive is getting lots and lots of hard drives that all have the same data on them until priced becomes an issue ... in other words, 10 drives mirrored as RAID 1 will be way way more reliable than 1 drive. 100 drives mirrored will be more reliable than 10, and so on until price becomes an issue for you.
I'm afraid not, only existing assets will earn interest.
Does that mean that interest paid out is not eligible to earn interest?
Assuming we get cash equivalent back and not crypto then most likely they will sell the crypto at some point in this whole process and then depending what it was sold for that will determine how much % we get back at a future date.
If we're just taking about HDD vs SSD then 100% HDD is better. Go with CMR in case you need to get a third party involved for professional data recovery.
What's TAA
It's what this whole subreddit is about ... it's a type of anti aliasing.
There's no MSAA in this game.
Sorry, meant SMAA.
Generally speaking HDD have higher chance of total failure with lower chance of data corruption compared to SSD. So if you're primarily concerned about data integrity (and not data loss due to failure) then HDD is the better format.
Yeah I don't really understand on how this is gonna really change anything... Honestly I would advise to look into Claims Markets being able to have something to then flip and get your loss back. Waiting never really pays off in these situations. Just my opinion of course
Actually there's a whole business model built around buying these claims and waiting because waiting almost always pays off.
It's exactly what you thought it was, glue. Perfectly normal.
Gobricks has a "toolkit" on their site that allows you to upload a list of parts and add it to your cart. Not sure if there's any restrictions on minimum orders though.
You posted this yesterday too. I already said you're likely to get better help on Steam. I'm the kind of person that just tinkers with things and eventually finds a fix. There's no method to the madness.
I wanted to post a better video from today. Ended finding the culprit fortunately. It was TAA anti aliasing causing the issue.
This is a follow up to my post about blurry graphics when waking or running (
Yeah, wow, that is some nasty blur. It's almost like you're playing a DVD and the inverse telecine got stuck on the wrong frame so it can't display them properly.
Turns out the issue was being caused by TAA anti aliasing. As soon as I switched to SMAA the issue went away. As a side note, switching to Camera Controlled AA brought the issue back since Camera Controlled AA apparently mostly uses TAA AA. As for the reason why this wasn't happening before it might be because in the past (before updating the Nvidia driver and Control Panel) I'm pretty sure the Control Panel anti aliasing setting was set to Enhance Application but now it's set to the default Application Controlled. I'm assuming the Enhance Application setting must prevent TAA from actually being used. Instead I'm guessing it uses the driver default MSAA (assuming the research I did on the subject is correct ... it's really hard to find concrete information on how the Control Panel AA settings actually interact with game AA settings).
I didn't get a chance to play HZD for the last 6 months and I'm just getting back to it now and I noticed that whenever I walk or run, everything becomes blurry. As soon as I stop moving things become crisp again. It's bad enough that it's making the game hard to play. I don't remember that being the case before, but I've also updated a bunch of stuff, etc since the last time I played so I'm guessing it must be a graphic setting or something like that. I've double checked that motion blur is disabled and I'm not using FSR or DLSS or the adaptative performance feature so I'm not sure what else to check.
Turn off anti-aliasing, you're welcome.
Yup the issue was being caused by TAA anti aliasing. As soon as I switched to SMAA the issue went away. As a side note, switching to Camera Controlled AA brought the issue back since Camera Controlled AA apparently mostly uses TAA AA. As for the reason why this wasn't happening before it might be because in the past (before updating the Nvidia driver and Control Panel) I'm pretty sure the Control Panel anti aliasing setting was set to Enhance Application but now it's set to the default Application Controlled. I'm assuming the Enhance Application setting must prevent TAA from actually being used. Instead I'm guessing it uses the driver default MSAA (assuming the research I did on the subject is correct ... it's really hard to find concrete information on how the Control Panel AA settings actually interact with game AA settings).
Would you suggest doing that in the game or in Nvidia Control Panel?
In case anyone comes across this in the future, the issue was being caused by TAA anti aliasing. As soon as I switched to SMAA the issue went away. As a side note, switching to Camera Controlled AA brought the issue back since Camera Controlled AA apparently mostly uses TAA AA. As for the reason why this wasn't happening before it might be because in the past (before updating the Nvidia driver and Control Panel) I'm pretty sure the Control Panel anti aliasing setting was set to Enhance Application but now it's set to the default Application Controlled. I'm assuming the Enhance Application setting must prevent TAA from actually being used. Instead I'm guessing it uses the driver default MSAA (assuming the research I did on the subject is correct ... it's really hard to find concrete information on how the Control Panel AA settings actually interact with game AA settings).
Looks like DLSS or FSR.
I'm not using either, that's the weird part.
I fixed it with forcing gpu driver AA instead of games AA. On AMD graphic cards this game have alot of issues with AA. I don't remember which settings in driver I use so try and play a little with AA in adrenaline settings if u use AMD. If not, sorry can't help. I hope U find solution
Did you disable AA completely in the game settings?
Do you have FSR on? I tested it some time ago and it had some weird jittery.
Nope
This is in Horizon Zero Dawn on PC. I've been trying to figure out why the game is extremely blurry whenever I walk or run and I finally found a spot where I was able to better see what is going on. If you look at the tree trunk you can see some weird graphical issue. Is this what is usually called TAA ghosting? Changing AA from TAA to SMAA fixes the problem.
TAA can be extremely blurry, if you have an Nvidia GPU try enabling either 1.78x or 2.25x DLDSR under 'DSR Factors' in Nvidia control panel, it's basically a deep learned upscaling method that will make your game look a lot crisper and get rid of that horrendous TAA blur. It can be quite performance heavy though, especially on the 2.25x setting
Sadly I'm running a GTX1660 so that's not an option for me. But I'll keep it in mind if I ever upgrade.
This is a follow up to my post about blurry graphics when waking or running (
Haven't logged in to check yet but how long are the terms for?
Yes. More accurately, it will allow you to revert corruption not actually prevent it.
So even if the 7-zip file system gets corrupted I can still recover it?
Yes but the amount of corruption that can be recovered is dependant on the settings used to create the par2 file.
Personal assets having nothing to do with being a director of a company ... your question is basically "should we rob them".
If price is no issue then the most reliable hard drive is getting lots and lots of hard drives that all have the same data on them until priced becomes an issue ... in other words, 10 drives mirrored as RAID 1 will be way way more reliable than 1 drive. 100 drives mirrored will be more reliable than 10, and so on until price becomes an issue for you.