That is exactly what I do at work.
There aren't enough electrical generators right now to support the data center demand. Gas turbine and large reciprocating engine availability is out until 2030 (or beyond). Nuclear isn't rapid deployment at any scale. Renewables require so much lithium to...
I'm still a naysayer.
Full blown 100% RT is still not real-time. What you are seeing now are some mud puddle reflections and shiny chrome on guns pasted on top of a rasterized scene.
The only full RT-calculated games right now are tech demos and ports of ancient titles.
You can thank California and AB 1043.
Wait until you have to upload a picture of your driver's license before your internet router will work. It's gonna really play havoc with Linux.
I hope this gets struck down this fall - the law is well intentioned, but written so poorly it functionally...
I dunno about that. There's an awful lot of sub $500 PCs out there. I mean, that stretches all the way to sub $200, and you can even find some stuff under $100 (new) that will run Windows.
If you are talking about a gaming PC though (which I will loosely define as a PC with socketed CPU, RAM...
Kinda depends really... if the RAM/GPU prices don't come back down, we won't have many future PCs that compare vs consoles...
Of course console price will be affected as well, but they can manage it a bit better, and subsidize hardware pricing if they really want to.
Just because you think it's mediocre, or it's putout by an indie, doesn't change sales figures. Which I would say correlate fairly strongly to "appeal"
Unless you were just talking about "appeals to MadMummy76"