Well, I did bring up the Pinto for that reason, where Ford decided it will be cheaper to deal with a few fire related lawsuits, than doing a recall and fixing the dangerous fuel system. But they ended up paying the price. I think nvidia will get away with it unless an actually bad fire happens...
I'd love nothing less than buying a dozen games a year, but there are simply not enough games that seem even remotely worth my time. Even the ones I did end up buying recently just weren't good enough to finish. The last game I actually finished was almost 2 years ago now. Nothing from 2024, and...
I don't say this out of hate for nvidia, but for the love of gaming, and everything nvidia has done since the 2xxx series was a net negative for gaming.
There is no way back after it is normalized. $80 is not exactly cheap either. We can't expect things to get any better if we just go along with every anti-consumer BS.
Not with that attitude. Could a company get away with selling any household appliance that may melt down unless you separately...
I wonder which will happen sooner (or at all)?
1. The year of Tesla FSD (unsupervised) - coming next year since 2012
2. The year of Linux - I don't even know when was the first such prediction made.
No they didn't they are just exploiting nvidia's anti consumer bs. As soon as you buy it you normalize that they can just sell a faulty and potentially dangerous product and its up to the user to fix it if they want to sleep at night.
No, don't do it. Don't play by the rules of a-holes. It is not our responsibility to pay extra to make their product safe. If the FTC had any teeth it should've forced nvidia / OEMs to change the design.
AI will never complain about late shoots, it always shows up, it can get in shape or gain weight instantly, it only has an electricity bill. I think celebrity actors with million dollar salaries are cooked.
It also doesn't help that there are no new big names. Can you name someone under 40 who...
Of course it goes without saying that you should wait until there is a wortwhile upgrade available. I'm just against waiting for the next thing when something is already readily available.
I think it's never worth waiting precisely because there is always something new around the corner. And the leaps between the new and the old are not that big anymore as they used to be anyway. If you are an early adopter you overpay anyway and deal with potential issues too. The best is to buy...
That's because those games have no AA implementation beyond DLSS, but you can try DLAA even though that also has temporal smearing the image will be 10x clearer than with upscaling enabled. If there was proper AA it would look even better.
I have a 4K wide monitor, plus I also want 32GB for AI use.
Was it native or with DLSS? Because DLSS ruins everything, even on quality preset, if you try native it looks far better. nVidia and devs just gaslit people into believing DLSS is just as good as native.