Recent content by Legacy-ZA

Even if you are, is your product supposed to break? All I can say is, keyboards and mice have become rediculous expensive, people are paying for logos and brand names, no wonder the leather jacket man doesn't want to offer GPU's near the $175 mark anymore when gamers are willing to fork out...

Tried this in Death Stranding, a game I recently played, the image is more stable, less blur and sharper.

So; an RTX5090 for a mere $1 000 000?

Oh would you look at that, a 4050 that should be $200 masquerading as a 4060 and at a $80 price premium to boot. Go screw yourselves nVidia.

I was just thinking about when AMD will launch their new CPUs, will it be on 3nm? I want to gift this computer to my dad and buy a new one. Probably grab everything when the new RTX GPU's drop, then again, that might change, depending what AMD does on their GPU front too. It will most likely be...

nVidia knows this, it's why they have been doing things like this for a long time, PhysX etc. Why they abuse their customers too if you ask me, they know the competition delivers, but always one generation too late.

Yes, no reason for them to be expensive as they are. Same for a great many things currently. Until people start to vote with their wallets, I am afraid the trend will continue.

Theoretically, this should mean cheaper CPUs for the rest of us, but watch how they do the opposite and claim supply issues. ;)

Oof, seems I will need to upgrade my GPU, just, not this generation. Luckily I have many other titles to catch up on. I enjoyed Death Stranding, kept me busy for weeks. Next up, Control.

This is the one thing that I immensely appreciate about DLSS, and glad to see AMD finally solved it, that is; the shimmering objects at a distance that would always break my immersion, as my focus is on everything, not just the path at my feet or my character alone. FSR FG isn't bad at all...

What I read was: "Here gamers, take the old A.I chips we couldn't sell, lol, now give me $5000 / GPU." :roll:

It explains the power requirement rumors I heard too, which was 1000W for the GB200 AI GPUs. So, I expect the RTX5090 to pull around 500W, thus the new power connector makes sense, which supplies 600W, which leaves just a little headroom for overclocking while still being within the specified...

It's a story that wants to make you cry, especially when you know nVidia became the monolith it is today, due to gamers. The GPU prices are still atrocious.

I don't know, something in me broke, I can no longer seem to care about any new GPU-related news, the whole shortage with the new massive price increase we seem to be stuck with, has ruined not only my enthusiasm for the technology gains we see, but also gaming. Gaming had extra help when...

Well, since I have a backup GPU now, I don't care, maybe I will sell my 3070Ti for $5000 in the future, who knows ;) "climate change" :roll: