Dirt Showdown Live Stream gameplay (edited)

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I love the Dirt series racing game and one of them is Dirt Showdown. I've been wanting to do a live gaming stream of the game and finally did it. I've done a couple of other live gaming streams before but this time, I also wanted to try out the chat feature too.

I know, I should have put a schedule first but like I said, it's kind of a test for the chat feature and also I'm not sure which is the best time to stream. Especially, if you're not sure what's the timezone for other countries. It was also at the spur of the moment to stream.



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The other day, I did a quick research on how to stream gameplay and putting a video of myself playing on my HP laptop. I think, having multiple monitors is useful. You need a window for your gameplay and another monitor to control your streaming.

It's a little cramp if you only using one monitor for everything. It definitely was, if I wanted to stream from my laptop. Also, since my laptop is not a gaming laptop and only has AMD Radeon Rx Vega 10 mobile graphics and 8GB of Ram, the Mass Effects game I was playing, lag badly.



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If you have the money or a professional streamer, the Asus ROG Zephyrus DUO SE with a second monitor would be perfect. Although, if I'm not wrong, they don't include a webcam for video calling or streaming. That means you'll have to get an external streaming webcam.

For something that's pretty expensive, why didn't they include a webcam? One of their video commenters noted that especially in a pandemic where it's obviously needed. Well, somebody asked about the camera on their store page and it's confirmed the laptop doesn't have it. Weird.



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I'm already using 3 monitors for my desktop setup. But, I don't have an external webcam. Never thought I needed one. I might get one if I'm going to do streaming. When I'm using my laptop, I kinda miss how I can multi-task on separate monitors. 

That's when I realized how useful the portable monitor is. I actually bought my first portable monitor for my Samsung S10+. The Samsung Dex with using the Dex pad or just a USB C cable to turn your mobile phone into a computer. 



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What I like about using the portable monitor is that you can use a USB cable to power it. You can plug it into your laptop or computer USB port. It also doesn't use a lot of power. But, it's better to get one that uses a USB C cable instead of the mini USB.

My latest portable monitor uses a USB C to connect to power and it has no problem starting up. While the other one that uses the mini USB cable is very sensitive and turns on and off by itself pretty often. That's why I'm advocating that every device should be standardized to use the USB C. It's more stable.



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I really like to try the Asus Duo gaming laptop. Not just because there's the latest one with RTX 30 series graphic cards but to check out the second monitor. If you're a multi-tasker, a second monitor is pretty useful. It definitely, be useful for streaming since you'll have a 2nd monitor for control or chat.

Again, they need to include a webcam. Streaming, especially on the go is pretty useful. That is if you can find a good wifi connection of course. You also don't want to have to add more accessories to your already heavy laptop. 

I also like to connect my mobile phone to my laptop and desktop and it's useful to have them on separate windows. So, I can do my stuff on the main screen while at the bottom, I can reply to my Whatsapp or check out FB and Twitter notifications. Pretty nifty!

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I've been talking about and promoting the Asus ROG gaming laptop since last year. It's all because of their latest cool ROG Zephyrus G14 with Anime Matrix. Gaming laptop design is as important to me as much as the specs. That goes for other products too.

One of my favorite gaming laptops that I actually owned was the Alienware M14x. It has a cool design with the latest specs and I was able to play most triple-A games on it. Although, it started to lag after a few years. I even send it for servicing and upgrade the HDD. Finally, trade it for a PS VITA and some games.



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You can check out my old Alienware M14x gaming laptop gameplay here on my youtube channel. Of course, you can't compare it to the more powerful gaming laptops today. And, MSI is one of those companies that offer several versions of it.

Frankly, I haven't really seen any of MSI's latest gaming laptops. So, MSI marketing department, if you happen to read my blog, why don't you send me one. I'll definitely like to check out the design a bit closer and see how well it run games. Hehe!



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I have never owned a 17-inch size gaming laptop. I remember they were pretty big and bulky back then. They had a full keyboard with a number pad. The latest MSI 17.3 inch laptop looks pretty slim although the keyboard looks a little cramp.

My HP 15.6 AMD Ryzen 7 laptop has a full keyboard and it doesn't look as cramp as the MSI laptop. I also like the placement of my speakers which are located on top of the keyboard and pretty loud. One thing though, the arrow keys are pretty small. Kinda difficult to play racing games using them.



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My HP laptop is not a gaming laptop. It only has the Radeon RX Vega 10 integrated mobile graphics. But, I really like the light and slim design. So, I will always compare it to other laptops. My laptop also has a fingerprint sensor. Nowadays, with the gaming laptop price, they should also have it.

I didn't really care about fingerprint sensors on laptops in the past. But, after using it, now I simply love it. It's really fast to login. Unlike, in the past. I don't think MSI has them. They might want to include that in future designs. 



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I also like the webcam camera. I don't know why Asus decide to go away with them. Especially, during a pandemic time when people use them for checking up with their friends, families, and even video-conferencing with colleagues.

My HP laptop has a front 720p camera so it's pretty good. But, the pics aren't good in the dark. I also used to take videos for my youtube channel. The laptop should always have a webcam. Front and back. With people making youtube videos nowadays, wouldn't it be useful for them to use it to take at least 1080p videos?

Ok, nobody is going to walk around taking videos with their laptop (what if it's a folding laptop?). But, if you're going to use it when you're at home or for certain circumstances when you're out and about? Anyway, MSI now has the latest Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 and I really want to know how good it is for gaming and maybe for my recording and video editing. And, where's the AMD version?

In the end, though, everyone has their own design preferences and budgets. So, it's really up to you.

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Diablo III on HP 15s AMD RYZEN 7 Radeon X VEGA 10

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It's a nice Saturday afternoon, although, it feels like Sunday. I thought I'll play Diablo III on my HP 15S AMD RYZEN 7 laptop with Radeon X Vega 10 integrated mobile graphics. I only played for a while. I don't really spend long hours gaming.

I decided to play the game again after checking my social media and emails. A few minutes in, I decided to record my gameplay, edit it and upload it on youtube. All done on my HP laptop. This time around, I didn't have any image freeze problem while editing.



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I guess the other time when the video image froze, while I was editing, could be just a hiccup. Everything was smooth without any lags. I have confidence in the AMD Ryzen 7 processor but not so in the Radeon RX Vega 10 mobile graphics.

I went to a website to compare the Intel HD/UHD/Iris Plus benchmarks and the Vega 10 surprisingly passed most of them all. So, it's actually way much better than let's say the Intel HD 615 which can be found on Microsoft Surface Go.



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Currently, all my main videos for my youtube channel are taken and edited on my iPad pro. 99% of the time, I've had no problem like lag or stuttering. I'm even thinking of upgrading to the latest iPad Pro with the new M1 processors IF they have it.



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I've actually got a quick look at the Apple M1 chip 13 inch and 16-inch laptop at an Apple store last month and I'm pretty impressed. They look so thin and even wonder if it's really a 16 inch. Before me, somebody must have opened all the windows so I closed them. Everything was fast and zippy.

I opened up the browser and went to visit my own blog to check how good it'll look. I was still using a dark background then. At least, my blog didn't show any weird problem on a mac. One with a new M1 processor at that. Wish I have the money to buy them. I'll test the heck out of it.



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The gaming laptop that I really want though is the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 with AMD Ryzen 9 and the latest RTX graphics card. I wish they'll come out with a 15.6-inch version. I like my HP 15.6 inch screen size. It's much bigger than the usual 14 inches. 

I also like the location of the speaker which is pretty loud for listening to music, watching movies, and of course gaming. Have to remember though that my HP 15S is not a gaming laptop. People keep asking me what games can they play on this laptop. 

Even Diablo III on this laptop, the average frame rate is 16.3/s. Although, it might have dropped because I was recording. I didn't see any kind of lags though. But, my setting was on medium-high. I think I did lower the resolution. So it helps. 

I might get myself a gaming laptop one day. Especially, if I see one that looks cool and has the specs to wow me. 

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So, I decided to try and play Dirt 4 on my new Hp laptop. It has the AMD Ryzen 7 3700U processor and Rx Radeon Vega 10. Although, I only have 8gb of ram and 512GB of storage. All these new games are pretty big in size. That's why I always say if you can get the bigger 1 or 2TB if possible. If not, you have to choose which games to install and maybe delete them once you finished playing.

Right up, when the game starts, it began to stutter. I checked the game custom set to Ultra-high. I remembered playing this game on my gaming pc. So, maybe that's where the setting came from. I forgot as I'm downloading from my STEAM account. I'm really surprised, as I thought, the AMD graphics card would at least be on par with my pc GTX 1060 graphic card. Apparently, not.



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Ok, blame it on me not doing my research. I didn't actually buy this laptop to play games. If not, I would have got a gaming laptop. But, most of them are out of my budget. But, of course, me being curious, I tried and lowered the settings and it had to go really low. In fact, Ultra-low. Even then, it still stutters. That's why I was really, really surprised. How good is an AMD laptop?

I went for a quick search and found this website that shows the real benchmarks that Vega 10 isn't a match for the GTX 1060. Almost, half of its capabilities. It even states that most games you can play are set to minimal settings. Well, that explains the ultra-low settings I had to set to be able to play the game. Kinda a disappointment. I thought I could at least play on medium.



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Once again, if or when I have the money, I want to get the Asus Rog Zephyrus G14 with the anime led lightings. Why aren't any other computer company doing this? Don't get me wrong, I actually like the HP 5s laptop. I love the size, the full backlit keyboard, and the sound which is pretty loud when gaming. I don't think, you actually need a headphone to enjoy the great sound effects.

Earlier, I tried to download and play Modern Warfare Warzone free multiplayer game and I'm surprised how smooth the gameplay is. I didn't even have to set up anything. The game set itself up, so I don't have to dabble with the settings and just play. If this laptop has a better graphic card, I would have been very satisfied. For now, I'm just happy to have a new laptop for my basic usage and occasional gaming.



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If you have the money to blow, you'll want the specs above. One thing for sure, you won't have to worry about the minimal settings for a long time. And, with 2TB of storage space, download as many games as you want. Although, now I prefer the 15.6-inch widescreen and the full keyboard of my HP 5s, the G14, 14 inches will make it a little more portable.

The portability makes you want to bring it everywhere you go. Of course, without the internet, it's just a brick. That's why I prefer buying a full game that you can play offline. All these online streaming, makes you stuck to a desktop or your home. And, you have to keep paying for stuff that supposed to be already in the game. Read my past blog post and you'll know I hate this kind of 'free-to-play' game.



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I think the G14 design is very modern yet a low-key design for today's gamer. As I've said before, that's part of the reason I got the HP 5s. It has a similar silver color and backlit keyboard as the G14. AMD Ryzen laptop seems to be popular as my unboxing video already has hundreds of views. Maybe, I thought, I'm the only one that's interested in the G14 design?

HP should upgrade their laptop specs to Ryzen 10 with RTX 3090? If they aren't already working on it. Yeah, I'm crazy. Lol. Who knows, they can actually do it. Haven't the Ryzen 9 already been a year? If not, it sure seems so long ago that a Ryzen 9 laptop appeared. I hope they include the anime led lights for the new laptops. It's fun to play with led lights. 

Able to play Dirt 4 only after setting it all to ultra-low.

Even in ultra-low, the graphics aren't that bad. You can slowly adjust up a bit here and there to improve the graphics. This laptop is definitely for the budget-conscious but also want the ability to play some of the latest AAA games. Albeit, with the lowest of settings.

*Update: After dabbling with the AMD Radeon software, updating my windows 10, and lowering the resolution, I can now play the game on custom low-medium. Now, it plays pretty smoothly and the graphics aren't that bad either. 

I guess, the Radeon X Vega 10 isn't that bad after all. That is after you play around with the graphics setting.

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I was updating my new HP 5s AMD Ryzen 7 with Radeon Rx Vega 10 graphics and decided to download some of my favorite STEAM games. Although, I don't want to download too big size game. They'll eat up my storage space, fast!

I end up testing playing Ultra Street Fighter IV and make a video of it. The game isn't really demanding as it can also play on my Intel Celeron N4200 with HD502 graphics if I'm not wrong. But, it plays pretty smoothly. Also, you can hear how loud the speaker is.



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The speaker is really what impresses me. If you had owned any laptop in the past, the speaker is one of the worst in almost all of them. What makes it worst for me is that I only have a good right ear. I'll pump up the volume so loud, everyone in the house is complaining to me to lower it down.

Now, everyone is going to ask me to lower down my laptop speaker volume. Yesterday night, I actually lowered down the volume to almost 50%. Because it's pretty loud even for me. That's how good the HP 5s speaker is to me. 

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One thing to note is that the laptop design looks like an Apple Macbook pro. I remember seeing the speaker at the same position on top of the full keyboard. Talking about the keyboard, I'm also impressed with the HP laptop keyboard. Yesterday, I used it to type my article and it doesn't feel flat or shallow.

I like the backlit keyboard. The keys have just the correct height and size. It feels smooth and pretty tight. I have never felt this comfortable typing on a laptop keyboard. Almost as nice as typing on my Razer Chroma mechanical gaming keyboard. If you listen carefully, you can even hear the "click"!



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If you have read my last post. You know, my wishlist to get the latest Asus Rog Zephyrus G14. Especially, with the led light at the back. That is pretty cool. I actually bought the HP 5s because I thought it almost looks like the G14. Although, now I actually preferred HP 5s much bigger 15.6-inch screen.

I like the 7-inch small laptop, even with a small screen. I was actually thinking of getting one. But, then I saw the HP 5s on offer and decided to go for a 'normal' laptop. I had bought many laptops throughout the years and the tech definitely improving. Practically, on par with a gaming PC.

Playing Ultra Street Fighter IV with my camo Xbox 1 controller.

I like linking my phone to my PC or laptop. That's why I like my Samsung Note 10+. You can link via Microsoft Your Phone companion app or best of all Samsung Dex. Easily, turn your laptop into an Android laptop. This is where I actually enjoyed the HP 5s 15.6 bigger widescreen.

The good thing about Your companion app is that you can wireless connect to your laptop. But, Samsung dex, you'll have to connect via a USB C cable. A little hassle than the latter. To think, I wasn't thinking of getting a laptop for years now but because of the Asus G14, I'm interested in getting one now. 

I've now recovered my passion for the gaming laptop again. Which, I have lost when I've sold my Alienware M14x. You can check out my gameplay video on that laptop here. Those were some good times. And of course, good games too. Real games, one time buy and that's it. Now? Keep paying for bullshits with ads or paying for a character upgrades when it should have been free!

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