lopoetve said:
Has anyone mentioned that we all REALLY miss [H] reviews these days? REALLY really miss them?
I don't understand statements like this. The very same guy that did GPU reviews here is doing them the very same way just on another...
I actually feel sorry for Epic, how much is this costing them? I was always curious about this game but I was never going to pay for it. I will find a game that I am willing to pay for and buy it as a Christmas thank you for the other free games...
IMHO, enthusiasts are a crowd and regular gamers are some other folks. They don't mix. RT is great, but the fact is that if you are a normal gamer, who has strong preferences for some titles that you play online and gaming in community is your...
And what, 85%+ of the market isn't you. Hell it's likely more like 99%+ of the market isn't you if you're talking 4k. And until ray tracing can be used on the vast majority of cards games aren't going to require it because the companies making...
So you are arguing the 4090 is the only card worth buying right now ? The 4080 is barely faster then the XTX... 2 or 3 FPS is not exactly a huge win. So the 4090. Your saying the 4090 is the only real GPU anyone should consider. OK Agree to disagree.
AMD rt is literally here? There's a single card on the market atm that's "good" at 4k rt and I very much doubt the masses are rushing out to drop $1600 to replay a smattering of older titles and tech demos. The hardcore RT crowd is a bubble...
Until the lower mid range GPUs can run ray tracing without catastrophic performance degradation, ray tracing is nothing. That means raster is king and will still be king for a minimum of 3 more GPU generations. RDNA 3 is doing great on raster and...
Exactly. There's only 1 card out right now that I would actually say is "good" at ray tracing. Amazing how many people gushed about ray tracing on the 3070, 3080, 3090, etc. Now that AMD can match that same criteria suddenly it's "shit". The 4080...
Well all the RT isn't anywhere anyone should be considering it beyond screen shot arguments aside.
AMD made it work gen one... which was quite a bit behind in performance sure. (but is also the defacto target now) This generation... they are...
If their credit card bills skyrocket, or their kids are on the computer so long that they are not doing homework, eating, or sleeping, it is easy to notice.
Any industry that is allowed to put ATMs next to gambling machines isn't regulated enough.
If the requirement to be sueable is using behavioral therapists to make their products more addicting, let's through in TV, and movies, and the lottery...
I read on here long ago that AMD was known for setting their default settings for more vibrant colors and if you so decided you could change settings on Nvidia cards to match it. It is like TVs in stores being in "demo mode" vs the same model set...