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Re: General Windows 10 Discussion
furmark or OCCT can test your GPU. I haven't run them in a while, but one or both has the ability to test without you watching, the other requires you to watch for distortions (or BSOD), I believe.
Tushon
Re: The Pokemon XY Thread
[Copied from the NX & Mobile Gaming thread]
Earlier this week, The Pokemon Company and Nintendo announced Pokemon GO.
Pokemon GO will be a free Android/iOS app that is your standard Pokemon fare, capturing and battling, but using augmented reality. A bluetooth Pokeball device, called Pokemon Go Plus, will alert you to nearby pokemon, events, and other trainers as you go about your day, and it's up to you to look for em.
The Pokemon Go Plus device.
While little actual gameplay was shown (only a couple seconds I believe), the teaser trailer exemplifies the finding, catching, trainer battles, and events.
It's scheduled for a 2016 release, with beta testing this winter.
Re: General Windows 10 Discussion
@djmeph said:
Any idea of what happened? Did Microsoft decide not to support my TV in the new version of Windows?
I would download latest drivers from the manufacturer if they have win 10, or Nvidia/AMD and do a clean install (either use guru3d driver sweeper for AMD or clean install with Nvidia.
Tushon
Re: General Windows 10 Discussion
TVs don't have drivers. Fresh install of the GPU drivers should do the trick.
Thrax
Re: General Windows 10 Discussion
Your video card is not getting an EDID back from the display. The EDID is what tells the video card or display device what resolutions and refresh rates the display is capable of handling. The already mentioned solution of a driver update should solve the problem. Sometimes a bad cable can cause EDID information to not be reported correctly as well.
Sonorous
Re: Nintendo Switch (formerly codenamed NX) and mobile gaming
It Begins! (sorta)
Earlier this week, The Pokemon Company and Nintendo announced Pokemon GO.
Pokemon GO will be a free Android/iOS app that is your standard Pokemon fare, capturing and battling, but using augmented reality. A bluetooth Pokeball device, called the Pokemon GO Plus, will alert you to nearby pokemon, events, and other trainers as you go about your day, and it's up to you to look for em.
The Pokemon Go Plus device.
While little actual gameplay was shown (only a couple seconds I believe), the teaser trailer exemplifies the finding, catching, trainer battles, and events.
It's scheduled for a 2016 release, with beta testing this winter.
