I have a 5090 on my main PC and a 4090 in the sim rig. I also have an old 3080 Ti I've kept in storage and a 2080 in my wife's PC so I'm good in case anything happens.
It's also possible to show the Wireview Pro II and MSI AI1300TS sensors in the RTSS in game OSD. The only thing is that HWiNFO64 has to be running in the background too.
I considered the $400 MSI MPG Ai1300TS but I ordered the $140 WVIIPro for the 4-year-old 4090 in my sim racing PC instead because I also didn't want to change the Seasonic TX1000 PSU I already have. I keep on reading about "additional points of failure" about the WireView especially on Reddit...
Auto shutdown can be configured either on the device itself or by software. By the way, all settings are saved on the device so the software doesn't have to be running for it to do its thing. The auto-shutdown configuration options are comprehensive but I stick with the defaults so it would be...
If that's the case, Nvidia has an SOC in the Switch 2 and last I checked, that's the best selling console as of late. Obviously, I was referring to PC gaming.
It's surprising that some people still think AMD is the savior of gamers. It has been painfully obvious that AMD is going all-in on AI at the expense of gaming for quite a while now. That's where the money's at.
If anything, Intel was the one who tried but is unfortunately failing with ARC.
Getting 420W in Novigrad 4K max settings including PT. DLSS RR 4.5 Performance (Preset F), Dynamic MFG (Preset B).
5090 is undervolted and it has a WireView II Pro.
I might be alone with this opinion but, I wasn't particularly wowed by the graphics of Crysis back then but I was blown away with Half Life 2, Doom 3 and Far Cry when those came out. I was also impressed with Battlefield 1 and The Last of Us Pt. 1 so on. Admittedly, at first glance, path tracing...