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Turn on HGIG
Set the first screen to what your TV's advertised peak brightness is.
Set the second screen to five clicks from the left.
Play games.
Lol just AI googled the peak hdr brightness of my TV and hdr settings.
For a start the brightness varies, some getting 880 peak brightness and other modes having 2000 nits. So that's helpful (sarcasm)
Then the hdr settings list is ridiculous with tons of different options. That doesn't even include what you have to set your console to.
The story and characters are sad and kind of dark, but there's a lot of black humor that cuts through that and will make you laugh. As far as the adventure itself, it's more of a walking simulator than a real adventure game. You don't really figure out a lot of puzzles, but you are frequently in situations where you have to make a choice. Your choices have consequences, and I believe guide you to what kind of ending you get in the game. It's also pretty short, at only 3 hours. I'm about halfway through right now. But because of the length and the consequences of your choices, they do recommend two playthroughs to see everything.
Theres a FF 7 remake demo on the eshop for anyone interested.
I was going to get it, but watching reviews I'm not convinced I like the setting.
I'd prefer to play the one in London.
16.12.25 - Larian Studios has sold more than 20 million units of Baldur's Gate 3 (PS5, Xbox Series, PC) worldwide. CEO Swen Vincke confirmed this in an interview with Jason Schreier from Bloomberg. The game first launched on 03.08.23 for PC, followed by PS5 (06.09.23) and Xbox Series (07.12.23).
16.12.25 - According to South Korean media reports, AMD plans to have chips manufactured at Samsung Foundry in the future. This is reported Hardwareluxx.de. This is not a complete switch from TSMC, but a complementary production option.
The focus is apparently not on the production of Radeon series graphics cards or new Ryzen processors, but potentially on the semi-custom chip for the PlayStation 6 or, if necessary, for the Xbox Next. The background is that TSMC cannot currently offer additional capacity, while Samsung would offer the opportunity to produce chips that balance price and performance.
AMD's delivery of the PlayStation 6 chip to Sony has been officially confirmed, with the console expected to launch at the end of 2027. It remains unclear whether Samsung will actually receive the production order, as the order requires millions of chips of consistent quality.
Alternatively, AMD could use the announcement to put pressure on TSMC to reach a faster agreement for the production of the PlayStation 6 chips; TSMC has already produced the chips of the PlayStation 5.