Conina said:
Well, I don't really need a 17-minute-video to realize that the RTX series is overpriced and the performance gains aren't worth the price increase (in games that don't or can't take advantage of the new features... so over 99.9% of my games). But have no problem to skip this GPU gen, since all games so far are running good on my system and I don't see that changing before the first PS5/Xbox2/PC multiplatform games arrive. And when the new consoles arrive, prices for PC graphic cards will probably also go down decisively due to the added competition. PC gaming ain't in a bubble. Indirect competition (PS5/Xbox2) will have lesser impact than direct competition (Radeon graphic cards and hopefully Intel graphic cards), but they will have some impact on the prices. |
I didn't either, but I like to watch that sort of content and take on the new GPU hardware.
I myself will be skipping out this gen of GPU's since the price/performance, not to mention features just aren't there and even some that are, they are really under-utilized and left at the sidelines. My 1080ti should do me well for the next 3-4 years anyway for 1440p.
I'm not sure if the impact will be greater, in order to drive those prices down significantly. The real competition should be from AMD, but seeing as how Lisa seems focused on Apple/Sony, I don't see a high end AMD GPU entering the ring until at least 2021, and that's if it actually competes with whatever Nvidia has by then. last thing we need is yet another vega crapshoot.
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