Go to your steam account, click on Steam the word upper left of your steam, then settings, and family, then enable family library sharing and authorize it in the device/pc.

If you have windows
, and then do the same thing to the family library sharing authorization in steam settings family section.

After that click on Steam the word upper left of your steam and click on change account, then

run on PC. It runs on a wrapper (dx12on11), it uses the console optimised Oodle compression library.

ND and IG were too lazy to integrate DX12 into their engine, they were too lazy to change the way
is not! the reason it compiles quicker on PS5 is because the CPU is designed to handle the oodle library via an instruction set on the CPU. it's basically the difference between hardware and software

you bought it through EPIC, go to your library, look for the TLOU, click on the 3 dots/manage/verify, I have epic in Spanish, so the options I mentioned probably don't have that name. Be warned that

/76561198116947359/recommended/

I like how many people posted here, do not even have a negative review of TLOU available. :facepalm: [/quote]

I've 300 games in my library and I only give 1 review, it is negative on

not! the reason it compiles quicker on PS5 is because the CPU is designed to handle the oodle library via an instruction set on the CPU. it's basically the difference between hardware and software

Publicado originalmente por MaxL:

Publicado originalmente por KillingArts:

Maybe not the high-level programmers, sure. But if you work on a game engine, or maybe on a math library, I am sure you would

the instruction sets. [/quote]

Maybe not the high-level programmers, sure. But if you work on a game engine, or maybe on a math library, I am sure you would use assembly/intrinsics to optimize. We do

not the high-level programmers, sure. But if you work on a game engine, or maybe on a math library, I am sure you would use assembly/intrinsics to optimize. We do image processing, and there are quite a

GB, latest NVIDIA drivers 531.41 (clean install with DDU in safe mode)

and I have also tried to replace both libraries (but didn't help)
nvngx_dlss.dll - newest one
oo2core_9_win64.dll - one version

Publicado originalmente por Dr. Schmuser:

Many graphical issues and crashes currently occur because the developers seem to use a bugged version of the "Oodle decompression library (2.9.6)" (this