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You realize a large portion of these people complaining are using a cracked game and assume their cracked version is supposed to work like the original. Also, I installed the tools on both Windows 7 and 10, and had different issues getting both to work. Tools work/don't work depending on the particular PC setup.Ok, frosty does work after the update.
I don't get it, why fore some works and other don't after update 4 given that it worked before the update....
Pfft, so the latest update started performance issues with the game.
Previous update fixed FPS lock issue and everything was fine. But now during some cut scenes I drop to low as 50 FPS.
I've experienced the same
Guys, is it just me, or the world has gone crazy with the prices for video cards today?
They are more expensive now than in december...
I'm saying this because I want to buy a new one given the fact that I hear that Fifa 19 will have much higher specs than fifa 18.
Maybe in september, a video card that costs 500 euros now, will be 700 euros.
Something is wrong here.
This is crazy!Yes PC aming is dead now, thanks to bitcoin mining.
It's insane.Yes PC aming is dead now, thanks to bitcoin mining.
I must be out of the loop.. How does bitcoin affect the PC gaming market? I don't know anything about bitcoin.Yes PC aming is dead now, thanks to bitcoin mining.
I don't really understand Bitcoin either. However, it seems to have pushed the price of gpu through the roof. Top quality card prices have more than doubled. This prevents people from upgrading and Investing in PC gaming.I must be out of the loop.. How does bitcoin affect the PC gaming market? I don't know anything about bitcoin.
(With regards to the future of video cards, given having to shell out hundreds more, I'll be perfectly content just updating FIFA 16 and 18, I've already left some other sports games behind in their current versions for older ones that I can run, edit, and that play better anyway)
I believe that for cryptocurency mining there are dedicated video cards without graphic interface which are cheaper but there is such a madness about this mining that just are not enough stocks of video cards anywhere and the producers can't even keep up with the demand, selling all of them as soon as they emerge from the factory.I don't really understand Bitcoin either. However, it seems to have pushed the price of gpu through the roof. Top quality card prices have more than doubled. This prevents people from upgrading and Investing in PC gaming.
I don't get it, that still doesn't explain to me what the manufacture of GPUs has to do with this invented currency. Why does one have anything at all to do with the other.I believe that for cryptocurency mining there are dedicated video cards without graphic interface which are cheaper but there is such a madness about this mining that just are not enough stocks of video cards anywhere and the producers can't even keep up with the demand, selling all of them as soon as they emerge from the factory.
For a few days there was a decrease in the market, but now the prices are up again and the hopes for upgrading our pc's are down.(as of yet...patience is the actual word)
I don't get it, that still doesn't explain to me what the manufacture of GPUs has to do with this invented currency. Why does one have anything at all to do with the other.
Wait... let me get this straight... people who are mining data illegally to hack and steal bitcoin from people's accounts are buying GPUs, and the GPU manufacturers are knowingly raising prices for their own benefit even though it's profiting from something they know to be illegal? Is that it?The miners require certain and above spec'd hardware for computing power to solve the blocks involved in mining this currency.
Like any other business it takes money to make money and the GPU makers are taking advantage of it and unfortunately the PC gaming community with have to take the hit until this ****** currency becomes obsolete.
Oh... wow, then I really have no clue at all what this is. Sorry to have gone off on my little tangent, then. I don't even understand why people use bitcoin, so this mining stuff is completely foreign to me. I need the hdd space in my brain for other things.They aren't hacking and stealing, that is not how mining works.
It is a process of a bitcoin transaction in which blocks are generated and the mathematics involved to solve the algorithm requires demanding computational power
in which high end CPUs and GPUs help with. All that is being done is verifying transactions in order to earn bitcoins.
I don't think it will last but who knows, it's value has already depreciated 50%.