Six months passed before I finally understood that my HP mouse and keyboard weren’t up to par for playing the original DayZ mod on Arma 2. It turns out the free PC peripherals I got from my college computer labs were less than ideal.
In a flash, the internet stocks of the two graphics cards became scarce. Regrettably, amusing stories surfaced about people queuing at actual stores, only to find out that merely four RTX 5090 units were available.
For months now, there’s been a steady flow of news about the major changes in Civilization 7, and after spending over 50 hours playing it, I can confidently say that Firaxis hasn’t held back when it comes to making things different. Unlike Civ 5 or Civ 6, Civilization 7 is clearly a part of the series, but it’s not just a repackaged version of its predecessors. The previous games are still out there, and I welcome the chance to see the formula evolve based on feedback from within the studio.
As a dedicated analyst, I would like to emphasize that while personal preferences may differ regarding particular features or games, it’s crucial to install the necessary driver if you own either an RTX 5090 or RTX 5080 graphics card. This installation is essential for these specific GPUs to function optimally in your system.
To address these issues players have been encountering, Square Enix has released a minor update or “hotfix” today. As per the Steam page for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, this update includes the following resolutions:
Therefore, the announcement led to a significant market adjustment, resulting in NVIDIA losing approximately $600 billion in market worth within 24 hours. This decline pushed NVIDIA down from its position as the third most valuable company globally, behind Microsoft and Apple.