adriane23 said:
VanceIX said:
adriane23 said:
VanceIX said:
Well, to be blunt, that's your own fault. There's no way a 7770 would be able to run pretty much any high-scale ENB, period. It's common knowledge, reccomended specs be damned. Most people who download and endorse it know what they are doing.
Also, the sales of high-end cards have never been higher. People are much more likely to go buy a high-end card instead of a low-end card, compared to the beginning of last-gen where PC gaming was almost non-existent.
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What's my own fault? It sounds like you didn't completely understand what I was saying. I downloaded it KNOWING that I couldn't run it with my 7770. You should've figured that out when I told you the recommended specs. I downloaded it, so I wouldn't have to do it later when I build a PC strong enough to run it smoothly. Higher end (not the highest end) GPU sales are going up because the true next gen games are coming out, and true next gen games are coming out because there is a market to support them now that there are new consoles available.
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Um, OK? What? I can guarantee that most people don't download relatively small ENB files to move to their new rigs, which is a complete hassle since you have to deal with the Data folder and injections, when they can just do it through the Nexus mod manager near instantly. Have you ever even used Nexus?
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I don't even think you're trying to understand simple sentences anymore. I'm still going to have the same HDD in my new rig.
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And I don't think you understand that most gamers don't bother downloading things that they won't use for a while months (or years) in advance. You are an exception.
Also, if you plan on getting a new operating system on your new rig, you're still going to have to deal with moving mod files manually after re-installing Nexus.
You're Gonna Carry That Weight.
