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A rooster here would be like 15 lol
Meanwhile in puertorico I can literally pick one up crossing the road.Ps5 digital price going up to $450 from $400. How do u feel about that?
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Meanwhile in puertorico I can literally pick one up crossing the road.
I often heard citycucks complain about rent hike and transits fee increase.A rooster here would be like 15 lol
imagine paying that much to live in a 8m^2 and snucking on train everyday, couldn't be me.
Oh but we are the center of the nation, bla bla, stfu
if I didnt buy a 6700XT a year ago it would be very tempting to get an A770. It looks like Battlemage could catch AMD on Ray tracing and upscaling. I think Intel is better than Nvidia on Linux support too, so maybe it would make for a solid SteamOS machine.
I dont think a 970/1080 moment will ever happen again. Moore's law and Dennard scaling are well and truly dead, performance will now scale with price more and more. The 4090 would need to be a $500 card for this to happen, I don't think we'll get that kind of price/perf until 2026/2027 earliest. That's close to the end of gen. Also the CPUs on consoles will start becoming impossible to outscale. In order to get to 120fps on cpu-heavy games that run 30/60 on console you'll need minimum 2x the performance, which is virtually impossible if games remain primarily bound by single threaded performance. PCs need to evolve beyond their current paradigm if they want to remain ahead of consoles significantly besides extra visual quality options like pathtracing.
Stop relying on bar charts. Intel cards are a nightmare because you never know if your intended application is going to work right, or work at all. The card's performance in dx9 and below games remains unacceptably bad and inconsistent. At this point arc cards are only good for a funsies side-build, not as a daily driver.
it relies on DXVK and Vulkan perf of that thing is also meh.
I don't understand how it could be so bad when they got HD Graphics working for years...
people keeps saying shit like PC gaming market is growing while it has been stagnated for the last 10 years.
I went to the only my PC components vendor in my area and he doesn't even supply mid-end ones, only hardwares capable for offices, except for maybe special orders
Nintendo and Sony doesn't need to worry about it at all.
I went to the only my PC components vendor in my area and he doesn't even supply mid-end ones, only hardwares capable for offices, except for maybe special orders
Nintendo and Sony doesn't need to worry about it at all.
Ey yo I remember u're hoping for the price cut to $349 price for the Slim before lmao
. Told you inflation gonna wake you up back to reality .
I think its a stealth inflation measure. They were ripping people off by charging 100 dollars more for the disk drive. Thats now a more fair price due to inflation, with the disk-less version being "unusually low" in price. The partial price hike fixes that and, in its own perverse way, can be considered a win for consumers.
I don't know because I've only seen them on the Internet. I think Intel might have no choice but to stay serious about GPUs. It sucks when you hear Starfield didn't work at all day one on Intel, but they are actively fixing their shit too, in a way that reminds me of Valve with Proton. I didn't buy in to gen 1, but if they're gonna be this aggressive on price I'm willing to roll the dice next time.
Jimbo stabbed me in the back.Ey yo I remember u're hoping for the price cut to $349 price for the Slim before lmao
"snucking"? what's thatI often heard citycucks complain about rent hike and transits fee increase.
imagine paying that much to live in a 8m^2 and snucking on train everyday, couldn't be me.
Oh but we are the center of the nation, bla bla, stfu
I think they were losing money on the digital. I don't believe the disc drive was ever costly to make that $100 difference.
Anyway, the digital is now way less attractive. Specially if you have many PS4 physical games.
Anyway, the digital is now way less attractive. Specially if you have many PS4 physical games.
I think it's funny how people are noticing the stealth price increase for this but have been silent about the series S going up (& the series X when it gets its new adorably digital model 
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You know what I seem to notice it's only ever when prices rise in the US that you see any real backlash it's still cheaper than the current digital model here in the UK & they're crying 
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