Pol, monde du travailJ'en peux plus des merdes humaines qui continuent de justifier le cassage de tous les acquis sociaux par "faut laisser les gens faire ce qu'iels veulent, surtout s'iels veulent bosser".
@PixysJourney I know that decades ago you had what was called "hoover softwares", which did exactly that, downloading entire websites, but nowadays I don't really know. You still can save pages in browser, but that's one by one.
You have a first bunch of Agatha Christie's games from 2005 to 2010, most of which are Poirot-themed games, but unless you have physical releases on PC, Wii or DS (depending the game), they're not available anymore neither on Steam or on GOG.
Since 2016, it's what's called the "Microïds era", with : -"The ABC Murders" which has a classic 3D point click games style (finished it a couple of years ago, was a decent one) -"The First Cases" (the one I'm currently playing) and "The London Case" which are isometric view point'n click games, with "mind mapping" phases where you have to link together the clues you discover to advance in the game -And you have "Murder on the Orient Express", and the upcoming "Death on Nile" which are 3rd person point'n click, with similar mind maps phases, but the big difference is that they take the bet of modernising the context, as it's Poirot but in current days, and you play a second character. Haven't tried yet, but might take a look if there's a discount on it.
Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot : The First Cases isn't an especially hard game, but it's quite pleasant to play so far. Time to do like Poirot where I saved, give the brain some sleep!
Hmm, so it actually is the Vega 56 which is doing a lot of ventilation noise when gaming PC 1 is doing some heavy gaming (1000 more RPM than the RX 6700 on gaming PC 2, and 80 to 100 more W used). Well, definitely putting it to retirement this year, after 6 years of good service. I'll just wait to see what AMD is planning for the 200-400 price tier.
I tried a bit Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore, and it is actually really nice to play. Although, yeah, even if it's totally intended, the cutscenes Zelda CDI-style are... very disturbing.
The other day, I tried to do some testing boots with my HP Z400 and the Xeon X5690, which I was thinking of converting into my 3D rendering build by maxing the RAM and putting both the Quadro P1000 and the Tesla P4.
But I think it might be the end of the road for it: ran into booting errors when I tried to put the DDR3 I currently have in a testing 3 slots configuration (as it has a total of 6 and I was planning to use all), and the vents just blows at max every time, so might have a temperature probing issue as it does that for quite a while now.
So I might take a look at the X99 kits you can find on AliExpress, for it could be quite a cheap option to have a more recent Xeon with a much higher number of cores, and a motherboard with multiple PCIe slots.
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