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Idk supposedly the bigger energy cost is during AI model training.

Well, i mean its hard for AI not find its place when humans are also producing derivative products routinely. The derivative market will remain just as big, and " indie" gaming will remain the place of innovation, I guess same as always . I suppose the drop is due to the fact that in time, even...

You dont want this. No one wants this. Has nothing to do with the IP itself, its a matter of odds, as in odds are it will suck.

I do hope they produce a proper halo product, halo products help, always have, its dumb to ignore them. That said... Idk it kind of has to be a winner, which aint easy.

It gets so much support it hasnt been hardware refreshed?

It works fine in my mini PCs idk.

Well if others move on to greener pastures, maybe we can count on AMD to keep harrasing, annoying, and producing things for the enthusiast market.

An achivement to me would be: small chip, memory 2-4 generations behind, cheap memory, perhaps a larger amount on a tricked out bus IDK. Clean repeatable fast compression for real frame generation, 4k 60fps across all gameplay, all games made with likely a reworked framework/standard and some...

AI fueled compression and frame generation algorithms will allow for less and slower memory. Slight sarcasm aside its about effin time efficiency takes a front seat, these giant whale sized chips using the latest memory at insane prices dont make sense, havent for years. I may be wrong here...

Chili.

The web, as brought to you by AI. It is a juncture of information control thats for sure, but so is Google, always has been. Honestly i do ask lots of questions to chat gpt , medical questions , science, food, cooking , yogurt/ bread making, a little history. Well its better than Google, cause...

Aaand thats not happening. I understand the sentiment, but it aint happening. There will be a lot of hot air online though thats for sure. I see the death of physical media as a more significant step than the death of hardware, yet it was enbraced without a fight, but a lot of hot air online...

Price increases or straight up shortages? Of couse price increases are due to scarcity, obvious, but are we to the point of no availability no matter the price?

So... They are correct? Doesnt mean they arent going to do anything, but perhaps they should do a different strategy? Idk what it would be though. Spread the game everywhere, discount coupons for netflix suscribers on plataforms that would allow such specific offers?

I understand this is reality, though i always question, why. I find it strange these performance hit or improvements with drivers, really, will it ever be consistent from go? Will things ever be implemented as they should from start. Such a weird reality to me anyway.