I personally wish more people would stop constantly updating their **** drivers all the time. I strongly suspect it's the reason for so many issues I read about online. Installers ****ting the bed and causing bizzare driver issues.
I've been gaming on PC since the late 90's and I've only ever...
Yeah not a surprise. Based on broader news this seems to be happening across the board even beyond computer components as budgets are squeezed for a hundred different reasons now.
Name of the game is hunker down and make what you got last for as long as possible nowadays.
-The 9070xt performs identically to a 5070ti in "standard" RT games.
The future is now in that regard.
It's why NV has started pushing Path Tracing so hard, it's their next big software differentiator.
Yeah no wonder this thing was dead in the water.
Only way it has a chance of making money for Intel, especially in this environment, is by riding the AI hype train.
I know it's a bit of a conspiracy at this point, but I don't think AMD cards get surveyed as often as Nvidia cards.
When I was running my 980ti in one PC and 6800xt in the other, I kept getting the survey popping up on my 980ti machine.
Now that I have a 9070xt and 6800xt in the two...
-Its doesn't look substantially better than something like Rise of the Tomb Raider or Deus Ex Mankind Divided, which are sort of my "Graphics hit the diminishing return point *here*" games.
- Dongle is still around packaged with some Xbox controller skus, and blutooth with wireless controllers results in higher input latency and worse connection than the dongle.
I've used both (blutooth with my laptop for convenience) and while its not unsuable or anything it is definitely a worse...
I tend to patient game pretty heavily, so more than a few times I've made my way to a game after the dev has patched out Denuvo... but honestly at this point either I want to play a game or I don't.
I don't twist myself into too many pretzels over whether or what kind of DRM a game might have...