haha hi bro im first so please give me attention

I am sorry your linux experience was so bad, tip: any time using an nvidia card, for best results, pick a distro with an nvidia image for easiest working (or you can use an amd gpu and not need to worry)

Chimera is arch based. 🤡You also need to get the proprietary Nvidia driver for Nvidia GPUs on Linux to have their GPUs work properly. AMD doesn't need this because the drivers are baked into the kernel.

@@user-ol3tf1qi6c No need to call them a clown, you can just inform

​@@user-ol3tf1qi6ccry about it 😮😢

The Matrox thing is basically just a framebuffer, so the "hardware" rendered Half-Life was still rendered on the CPU, but by Windows.

my dads chromebook can run it better.

@@shoeliver I'm pretty certain my PIII laptop w/ 512mb ram and a ati mobility 128 (8 whole mb of vram) runs it better lol

@@loganmitchell1382 like how beardqt said, its more impressive to run it poorly.

I got it to run in 1-2 fps on a pentium 4 pc with inegrated Graphics that was on the motherboard 💀

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Big chaotic lawful energy there. Something got edited in there, it just wasn't the thing we expected

dude same lol

That's what the "no iboss" websites were, intended to be gaming sites that get around the iboss network restrictions

@@elizathegamer413 I meant more the idea of using an iBoss machine to run games rather than playing games on a connection that uses iBoss as a firewall.

@@JTBarrentine gotcha

I remember dudes at my school trying to bypass the iboss to play coolmath games just to end up mad lol.

Yep! And anyone who has tried to game on Linux knows that Nouveau is complete and utter garbage for doing anything more graphically intense than something a Raspberry Pi could do. The moment you try any sort of 3D acceleration the Nouveau driver completely fucking breaks.

nah, he was using llvmpipe

nVidia has open-source drivers. You just gotta have an RTX card.

@@quinniwe since when?

problem is that the proprietary are also garbage compared with intel/amd lol, the amount of bugs urg

I wonder if that's a bug and the program thinks it's getting a figure in megabytes, while the driver is reporting in bytes?

@@Roxor128 I looked at it again and it actually looks as though the driver thinks that how much is being used. lol

To be fair, he never said he was gonna turn it into a gaming computer, he said he was gonna game on it. And he did.

@@DanielFerreira-ez8qdfair enough

Or x16 sized slots that are only pinned for x8 or even x4! Reckon it provides a bit more stability than an open-back x1/x4/x8 slot...

My main pc has that in an odd way as the second """x16""" slot is just an x16 with an x8 pin set its meant for SLI but still.... odd

And if you're feeling more...irreversibly destructive you can also just whack off any pins from the interface itself that doesn't fit in the slot. That also works, although now you rate-limited your GPU's bandwidth forever.

I remember having to turn in my computer to be fixed because the iBoss network at one of my old schools blocked EVERY website. KZfaq was blocked for "entertainment content", games were blocked under the "games" category, news websites were blocked under the "news and articles" category, and the funniest and my favorite of all, sites like Schoology (the class management system that school used) were blocked under the "educational content" category. Imagine your shitty firewall failing at it's purpose so poorly that it blocks the ONE FUCKING THING it doesn't have to block. I'm amazed iBoss is even a company, all their products are absolute garbage, they never function properly. I distinctly remember classmates having their school-issued computers locked randomly because they studied at a friend's apartment and it thought the device was stolen lmfao.

Lmao same dude! I remember for a couple years of highschool before I had my MacBook I’d get the bios password online for the little dell laptops we had and boot off a recovery USB i setup to reset the local administrator account password 😂 I could do whatever I wanted with the system and I’m pretty sure I was able to disable the firewall pretty easily too

i always just found ways around it such as booting into an external drive and changing the time so iboss thought you were not a student

@@tbuk8350 wait your chromebooks were straight up tracking devices?

Same

yep i think this is also how roblox does it too, so if freeze your game for a sec while walking you can quite literally walk through a 1 stud wall

​@@tristantheoofer2You can freeze the game by right clicking the title bar

For most games it actually works this way to an extent. The faster type of collision detection that a lot of games typically uses (called discreet collision) essentially have walls and such act less as solid objects and more as constant forces that constantly push you out at the same velocity you are entering them. So when it is calculating your position, if it detects your position will be inside of a wall on the next frame it will push you back. If you build up enough velocity along with the fps being low enough your position the next frame might entirely clear the wall and the game will let you pass through. Some games like Super Mario 64 will also check in quarter increments between your current position and the next frames position but the same general rule applies that if they all clear the wall might as well not exist. This type of collision is called discreet collision and is characterized by checking once a frame if an intersection occurred and "correcting" it. A type of collision called Continuous collision exists in modern game engines however which computes the trajectory of an object to detect collision and fixes up those weaknesses with the downside of being much more expensive. In games with bullet physics this is the type of physics used and VR games will use these kind of physics as well.

​@tristantheoofer2 in one game I remember FUCKING DESTROYING collision as it was laggy as hell and I had an auto clicker which just caused all walls to just not work

This is/was a speedrunning strat IIRC Even HL2's got this "issue" (quick saving/loading drops your FPS to "very fucking low" which can allow you to faze through the train) Good ol' source/gldsrc engine lmao

my guess- the anticheat sees his very weird system and assumes it's a bot

iBoss is primarily a content filter. What he has in the video is a on premise content filter. You would run your network traffic through it to block whatever you set up on it. You probably had the cloud based version that used the extension.

That only sounds mildly illegal

My school has a Fortinet firewall that somehow auto-installs a chrome extension that you can't remove the moment you connect to the network, and it did this on my personal computer. I had to remove it outside the network and get it to stop auto-reinstalling, then delete Chrome altogether because I use Firefox anyway and it doesn't let you do that.

​@@tbuk8350this sounds nasty.. Does this mean any network I connect to could potentially install malicious extensions into my browser? 😳

@@tbuk8350the cost of using free WiFi my friend(not that you have a choice) There’s no such thing as a free lunch.

I agree

True

For sure!

The channel should be bigger, for sure.

fr

I think he’s already to that point (and I also love it)

What ever happened to druaga1?

@@Sys-Edit0r-1995 from what I remember KZfaq just wasn't sustainable for him

I was about to comment the same thing

@@zigenstern man that's a shame...

Yeah I knew a Rufus once and he wasn't very reliable. Is this Balena girl Russian ? Sounds like a Russian name.

@@Gatorade69 No dummy, They are USB iso flashers.

@@notkitkatto So why are you talking about someone named Rufus ? Do you take it to him to do the flashing ? How much does he charge ? Also hey not nice I am trying 2 learn about computers

@@Gatorade69 No, He doesn't flash, Neither does Rufus have a Gender, Rufus is an ISO flashing program that writes bootable data onto the USB that can either be used or installable.

@@notkitkattoExcept for HoloISO apparently

Sir, what was your primary powersupply or what accessories where drawing all the current l because last I checked those cards didnt pull much power

​@@2ttrashwagon582If I remember correctly, it was an FX-8320 and the 480, my main power supply was an EVGA 850w and the secondary (just for the GPU) was an EVGA 450w. I tried like 3 different high wattage PSUs before giving up and just using both for about 2 years until I upgraded.

@@becaring Were they multi-rail ones? Because you need to balance out power consumption between rails on them, otherwise it will blow up (worst case scenario) or wont work.

@alexturnbackthearmy1907 the 850w EVGA was from the supernova line, and for all intents and purposes should have worked for the build I had. That said, I wouldn't ever do that again LOL

​@@tabiox the intelligent way is to try every package manager until one works

i didn't even realize i sat through a half hour video lol

This and DankPods. They're the only ones that can keep my interest going indefinitely. What magic is this?

same..

Yeah he def shouldn't toss that SSD, it's basically made for data centers and are hella reliable

ga.

theres only one i in management interface and two i's in gaming gaming

The water is WAY different too, look it up. It's a lot better

Yee I'm going to check it out soon

​@@BringusStudiosBTW SteamOS is based on Arch Linux so any SteamOS-based distro will also be based on Arch Linux, which uses pacman as its package manager instead of apt like Debian-based distros do Update: sudo pacman -Syu Install: sudo pacman -S (package) Uninstall: sudo pacman -R (package)

he used it in his chrome meet video

also there's a set of options that you have to put into grub or Xorg server refuses to start because of some bullshit in the Nvidia driver. Troubleshooting it is so stupid because there is no feedback or fallback, you have to turn off gui boot, disable the display manager, and stare at raw terminal. Source: I spent a whole 40 hours at work trying to get two nvidia cards to work for a tv wall because Nvidia drivers set up their own default XServer conf that breaks itself.

AMD 👑

I'm using an NVIDIA GPU in Kubuntu 23.10 and haven't encountered any problems so far. I believe it depends on the distribution you are using and the driver version. Currently, I'm using version 535 of the driver, version 545 didn't work correctly for me.

ahhhh I forgot about that damn

Oh and games like Half-Life, AvP and Unreal ran fine on it (last one after numerous driver issues).

Or use Ventoy

​@@LetrixAR M.2 USB-C terabyte hard drive with Ventoy goes BRRRRR.

I followed your suggestion and have now fully exhausted my booze reserves as well as suffering from third degree alcohol poisoning. Thanks!

Arguably that calculator was an ARM device

gaming on windows 10 on a raspberry pi would be a good one

@@jbritain Oh yeah, forgot about that... Maybe Bringus could try to get one of those cheap gaming handhelds from China and play around with that.

For what?

@@abyssgamingyt This was 7 months ago and so I'm trying to remember what/who it was and I can't lol.

Yeah pretty much the experience every time lol

Hey glad you enjoyed the video, I'm using Adobe Premiere and it's been an absolute grind since I haven't had any idea what I'm doing. Repetition and KZfaq tutorials are my secret sauce. Just make as much stuff as you can and you'll get into the swing of it

He showed his face before

cheese burger