Do you often hear people talk about the "scent of graphics cards"?
From the initial monochrome block flat game to today's 4K, 8K, the development of the game industry has also driven image processing technology.
However, in addition to the image, the unit operation and computing in the game are also a major technical difficulty, so the scorched smell you smell when playing some games may not only come from the graphics card, but also from the CPU and mobile phone battery.
Destroy the heavens and destroy the local block people
It's a bit outrageous to say, maybe many players will feel that pixel games like Minecraft don't need too high a configuration, right?
Please forgive me for not being able to stop laughing.
Uncle Monster, who was once arrogant, thought the same thing, and at that time I was in a secondary two state, thinking that "True Three Kingdoms" and "COD" were already the ceiling of the game.
It wasn't until I knocked on MC's first tree with my bare hands that the door to a new world opened.
In the early days of the MC1.5 release, whenever I encountered terrain such as canyons or natural mines, it was obvious that I could see the disappearing roads under my feet and various minerals buried deep underground;
Later, I learned that the map content was too large for the CPU to run fast enough to cause the item units not to be read out.
In addition to the game itself theoretically being able to build blocks indefinitely, there is also something called "Mod".
Light and shadow, texture packs, extra items and blocks, these mods make mc a game with real possibilities, but this also starts to increase the demand for game equipment.
In theory, it is almost impossible for a gaming device to fully satisfy the MC.
Genuine game victim
If it is possible to ignore the texture pack in the introductory stage of the MC, it is also feasible to play in the original pixel quality; then another "Seven Days Kill" that combines sandbox and FPS gameplay will attack your device indiscriminately.
Even if you adjust to the lowest quality, the instantaneous refresh of monsters in a small room is enough to make you flash away and turn your save into a scrap file.
In April of last year, the Xeon CPU that accompanied Uncle Monster for 8 years was successfully burned by Seven Days Kill, but when I replaced the more popular AMD5600X model CPU on the market, it was still difficult to control the game.
After more than 30 hours of operation, Uncle Monster finally made a fairly similar archive, but I did not expect that the ending waiting for me was infinite flashback.
In the spirit of having difficulty in finding netizens to ask for help, netizens said to update the graphics card driver, the result is to update the graphics card driver after I can't even enter the game.
Later Uncle Monster learned from a friend that I might have been a victim of the genuine game...
Because the pirated game has removed a lot of materials, the picture quality has also dropped to a very rough degree, so it can run smoothly...
Probably, if you want to play the genuine Seven Days Kill smoothly, you have to wait until the 9900X CPU comes out.
Phone battery destroyer
Friends who have ever tried to fry eggs on their phones?
I tried it and it worked.
I used to think that the lethality of "Original God" on mobile phone hardware devices was terrible enough, who thought that I could encounter such a magical game as "Delusional Mountains and Seas" later.
There is a saying, "Delusional Mountains and Seas" is very good in terms of gameplay, graphics, and core features, RPG + sandbox + online games are really rare, once upon a time I even found the feeling of swimming in Azeroth!
However, when it comes to the optimization of "Delusional Mountains and Seas", I really dare not compliment, generally after 30 minutes, no matter what picture quality you turn on, the mobile phone will be extremely hot, followed by frame drop and stuttering.
In this regard, I can only say that the game is definitely a good game, but if the optimization problem is not solved, it is recommended that you play on the emulator in a short period of time.
Of course, the above is just a few examples, such as "Graphics Card Crisis", "Red Dead Redemption 2" and other games with extremely high equipment requirements;
So which game in your impression is the most "eating device"? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area to discuss Oh~
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