I struggle paying over $250 for a video card. I was hoping to get better 1440p gaming as I bought 144hz monitor this year. Guess I'll stick with the used Vega 56 I bought for a bit over $200 a year ago. Last new video card I bought was an RX480 8gb for $240.
If the PS5 can do backwards compatibility all the way back to the PS1, I would definitely consider it. I still have all my games from all my Playstations.
Here are some comparisons with different video cards as the settings quality goes up and the graphics card goes down, the numbers even out. This is also where I think spending less on a processor and more on a video card would be beneficial.
Yes, the 9700K is 5-10% faster in games. That is really the only thing it is better in. The 3800x is cheaper and it comes with a cooler. I agree you shouldn’t discount games, but overall, the 3800x seems to be the better processor. Besides, if l was buying a processor strictly for gaming right...
The 3800X and 9700k are both $399 MSRP. I assume that is why they compared those two processors. The are both 7 class parts(i7/R7). The i9 9900k is $539 MSRP.
I do agree though, the article is written poorly.
Sadly, I bought my switch because of BotW. I can't think of a game that would cause my to want to upgrade to a newer one. Zelda games were usually the driving force for me to buy systems.
I don't feel Breath of the Wild plays like a Zelda game. I was very disappointed in it. To me, it was very boring. I agree it was the worst Zelda game.
I didn’t really buy that theory anyway.
wonder if big Navi will be announced in March and that is now why Nvidia is going to announce Ampere.
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They are using the 24 CU parts for Apple. They are just using the defective parts that need to be cut down for the 5500 series.
They may as well just keep producing the RX 500 series and leave the 7 nm parts for the CPUs.
I’m just disappointed that 4 years later and price to performance...
It is sad. I’ve had an RX 480 8GB for 3 years or so. Don’t need to own basically the same card again for almost the same price. Really disappointed in this launch.
I wouldn't suggest Gnome for someone coming directly from Windows 7. I would suggests Cinnamon or xfce. The familiarity of the start menu on those would help the transition a bit easier.
This 5 year NDA is too vague. I’d rather see an NDA that is specific to these cards. And have dates of when information and performance numbers can be released.
I voted no. I would rather see a GoFundMe page to help cover the cost of the cards to get an honest review without any strings.
And I ended up finding this site because of his reporting on GPP.