These thing are aimed at bridging a gap between console and PC gamers. Those console people that don't want a gaming PC, but want to PC game with their friends they met in cross-platform lobbies.
Personally don't think they'll sell a lot of them, and it'll be short lived as graphics get pushed...
AFAIK PUBG hasn't moved to AI development. It's still one of the most developed and high player base games on steam. Amazing that it's still thriving after almost 8 years. Still the best gun play of any game.
I look forward to this extraction shooter.
Depends on the size of the display.
I have both 1440 and 4K 32" monitors. I've played games on both. I can't tell a difference other than lower FPS on the 4K
I've played a good bit of it. My only complaint, for now, is the lack of solo queues. I seem to always get paired with people that either A) don't speak english B) have no mic C) have no idea on how to play as a team D) wander off and play solo.
Otherwise, it very much feels like "Battle Duty...
Real journalism died a long time ago. Now it's basically click farming with sensationalistic headlines and out of context reporting to fit a narrative. Telling 50% of the truth to portray something a certain way is not telling a lie, which allows them to get away with it free from lawsuits.
I'm wondering what benefit a dual cache X3D chip will offer and how they'll combat inter CCD latency. That was the whole problem with dual CCD parts and gaming. You had to disable one chiplet to get decent performance.
Intel has cared more about using less power than being faster. The whole P-core and E-core thing is just odd. Fine for office PC's, not so much for gaming.
If they want to get the gaming crown back they're going to have to focus on power over economy. I don't see them doing that with their...