Conina said:
No, you are wrong again! Battlefield 4:
MGS 5:
And please don't always write the GPU names wrong. "GTX" is a prefix for the number since a decade, not a suffix! GTX 660, not 660 GTX |
Look, minimum or recommended requirements, it makes no difference. At this time there is no multiplatform game out there that recommends a RTX 2xxx and next year there will be. If people want to play those games in 720p without ray tracing and the lowest settings, then yes you're probably not going to need that. But for any self respecting pc gamer that wants to experience the big AAA titles in all of its full ray tracing glory, as god and the developers intended those games to be played, you WILL need to upgrade if you currently gaming on a mainstream gaming pc.
Again, we will also have to wait and see how MS and Sony will support these next gen consoles and how quickly they will leave current gen behind. Sony will probably not drop support for the ps4 right away. However, if MS is smart they would just forget about the Xone and launch with a bunch of games that push the new Xbox to its limits. Personally, I think that's the only way they can get a foothold in next gen, but I guess we have to wait and see.
Last edited by goopy20 - on 15 December 2019
