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To make a product at currently competitive levels is insanely hard. The hardware alone is a nightmare to get right, and then you have the drivers which have huge amounts of accumulated wisdom in them. Just the number of weird workarounds you have to do for existing games is an overwhelming job...

I'd stream full time if I could make what I make as a hack. Now of course, I can't make that, so I'm a hack.

Yes, there were a number of revisions and tiers in earlier API levels as well. This is a natural evolution of a major API. Typically both HW and SW vendors realize where the pressure points are in the current API once they really start to work with it in earnest. They like to incrementally...

What Z said. The performance of actual usage is indistinguishable. I suppose if you had some heavy processing app in the browser it could matter, but I know I don't. It's a browser, with lite mostly-idle apps (webmail, for example), and static pages. So then the question is which browser does...

Sooo... three bloated apps now?

Firefox is really good again. Just saying.

I'm expecting closer to 10 in aggregate, which is still very good at this point in CPU development.

Nice see AMD iterating hard on this already pretty solid design. Can't wait to see how it really performs.

1080ti, which is now seeming like it was a pretty decent buy with some longevity.