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  • #21
    Strange. Do you have a special edition?
    My download (in Germany) looks like this.
    Bei Abload.de kostenlos Bilder hosten und in Foren, ebay oder anderen Auktionsplattformen usw. nutzen. Die Benutzeroberfläche ermöglicht einfaches bearbeiten deiner Bilder!

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    • #22
      Originally posted by Michael View Post

      Hmm for me on Steam it was 59GB.
      Transfer size vs installed size maybe? I never checked to see if they use compression or not.

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      • #23
        Originally posted by mibo View Post
        Strange. Do you have a special edition?
        My download (in Germany) looks like this.
        http://abload.de/image.php?img=snapshot18kqsk.png
        Not that I know of, thought it was just the standard game, was activated from a Feral review copy so maybe it had some DLCs or something.
        Michael Larabel
        https://www.michaellarabel.com/

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        • #24
          I'm sure further optimizations from the mesa team will arrive in the coming weeks and months. But it's a shame that ports keep being released with no official AMD support. We essentially have 4.5 support on mesa now and still it's not enough. I will be interested to see how the game performance progresses and hopefully it will be at a good place by the time Vega and Zen is released as I'm looking to build a whole new high end system for gaming.

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          • #25
            Originally posted by Marc Driftmeyer View Post
            And that is the main reason I don't waste time on games. Who wants to load up a 1TB HDD, never mind a secondary SSD for video games?
            You talk like this because your collection of Porn needs that space, right?

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            • #26
              Originally posted by SaucyJack View Post
              Transfer size vs installed size maybe? I never checked to see if they use compression or not.
              Yes they use compression.

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              • #27
                Originally posted by Marc Driftmeyer View Post
                And that is the main reason I don't waste time on games. Who wants to load up a 1TB HDD, never mind a secondary SSD for video games?
                Well buy (it for) Playstation and keep things separate... price the same for this game, for same perf/graphics you would need triple powerful PC rig anyway

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by LeJimster View Post
                  I'm sure further optimizations from the mesa team will arrive in the coming weeks and months. But it's a shame that ports keep being released with no official AMD support. We essentially have 4.5 support on mesa now and still it's not enough. I will be interested to see how the game performance progresses and hopefully it will be at a good place by the time Vega and Zen is released as I'm looking to build a whole new high end system for gaming.
                  I understand their point. And I think you are not right about the 4.5 support.
                  There is no Linux distribution that ships with MESA 13 today. Sure, you can include some external repositories... but I understand that feral doesn't want to offer support for this.

                  And I share your hope that Deus Ex will help polishing MESA. I think, MESA will soon be the gold standard used by porters/devs.

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                  • #29
                    lol Master5000

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by Master5000 View Post
                      No self respecting gamer uses AMD. Green team == gaming. Intel + nVidia destroys AMD + AMD. Nothing comes close to 1080. AMD is years behind when it comes to performance/watt. AMD is going down and will go bankrupt. Do not buy from AMD since you won't get any support when they'll go under.

                      All the PCs that I build for people have Intel and nVidia. I refuse to build with AMD and convince people to go to with Intel and nVidia. The faster AMD goes down the faster I don't have to argue with people to switch to the real deal.
                      You realize the day AMD goes down, there's nothing stopping Intel or NVidia from significantly increasing their prices, right?

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