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Old 01-06-2014, 11:19   #10
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Re: Increasing Technology & Gaming

Two big problems with PC games for sure.

The perhaps sometimes unfair perception that if in doubt developers just bump the recommended specifications up a bit rather than optimizing their code is one of them.

Another one, less well known, is that occasionally DRM is implemented really badly and causes a huge performance hit. Imagine taking 1+1 = 2, turning it into something ridiculously complex like SQRT(((SQRT(10*10))*2)/5) = 2 and you get an idea of the performance overhead that can be introduced.
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