貓啊, 貓!

For the last two days I've been contemplating the unthinkable - taking out the TLR disc and putting in IU. And maybe even ordering SO4. Of course my TLR craze continues (I finally understand how those FF7 fanatics feel) but there are other games that need to be played, too...

I've changed my mind about the computer. Now going for AMD + ATI Radeon + Vista setup, rather than Intel + GeForce + XP, which means this is sort of system, which comes to around £600 including OS and a decent case. Well, I prefer this actually, £700 with OS and case. It's way overspeced for what I need but hey, future-proofing... wow I actually sound like I'm definitely getting it. £700, Pez, £700!

My brother-in-law lent me Fake Forensic Science 2 by Siu Hak. (This section, about cats, read from earliest post at the bottom, obviously) And now I can say: fuck, a comic book made me cry on the train. And then I got home, buried my face in my cat and took a good sniff. Mmmm~ the smell of cat. It is wonderful. ♥

Today I wait for phonecall. Please no make me go to Ipswich, me no want travel. :(

[edit] I'm going to Istanbul next week! \o/

Comp version

Reading threads on TLR benchmark and demo. Back a while ago, everybody was quite happy scoring about 70fps on the benchmark, which confused me because according to the TLR site, 65fps is "okay", 90 is the good result, but I suppose people are used to other games requiring a lower fps.

Now I read threads on the same forum about the demo and it seems like some people's computers are taking a serious beating by the game. Judging from this, probably the "required" specs aren't actually good enough for smooth gameplay, and the "recommended" specs is like the minimal requirement. orz

(Though there is one or two people who scored over 100fps with just the required specs. Who knows how they did it.)

Me, I'm staring at shiny graphics card and CPUs and cannot look away...