Why no 11900K in the high-end? Or was that 11700K meant to be a 11900K?

Also, for the mid-ranged: Why no RX6800? Or is that one too big for your Mid-range but too weak for the high-end?

Don't really know the performance of the 11900k plus I doubt it will be worth the extra price as it's also an 8 core 16 threaded part. Similar to how we don't know the performance of the i5 11600k.

Yea imo the 6800 is too pricey to be in the mid ranged and the 6800XT is a better gpu for "high end."

Pfft for FPS, keyboard and mouse trashes controller its not funny.

And you call yourself a PC gamer! :PP

The problem with controllers (for me) is the slow turns, deadzones and relying on game settings. Like acceleration and aim assists and that's just to keep up with KB+M. But yeah each to their own :P

Would never play an FPS with a controller. That's the sole reason why I never bought Horizon on PS4. As soon as a game has aiming in it it's an automatic KBM game. Hate 3D adventure games that make you aim with a controller. Had to play Immortals on keyboard and it was absolute torture because of the many mechanics. Had to switch to controller for some segments.

After the last patch in december, I installed it. Played it in 4k, 60 fps. fiddled a bit with the settings, but the game is absolutely gorgeous. And it's a good game too, really satisfying. I kinda like the story, the world, the lore.

The only minor complaint, is the lighting, it shows its age. 

2080 Ti, Ryzen 7 3800X

For FPS games, controllers are only frustrating me with their inaccuracy and slowness. The additional Gyro controls on the Wii U and Switch really helped for Splatoon, but without those, I can't play FPS on a console, ever!

But maybe this stems from me still treating and playing FPS like they are UT or Quake, so very fast-paced. You simply couldn't keep up with that with a controller.

Intel 11th Gen Core “Tiger Lake-H” Specifications leaked

https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-11th-gen-core-tiger-lake-h-specifications-leaked

It will be interesting seeing an 8 core 10nm CPU even if it's only for laptops and more of a stepping stone for Alder Lake.



Intel 12th Gen Core “Alder Lake Mobile” lineup has been leaked



https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-12th-gen-core-alder-lake-mobile-lineup-has-been-leaked

The interesting thing is how majority of the cpus are getting the 8 small cores including a lot of the 2 big cores as well. This will certainly be interesting for mobile chips as it should allow even budget laptops to have good performance compared to current budget laptops.


AMD might be working on RDNA cryptomining cards

https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-might-be-working-on-rdna-cryptomining-cards

Now unlike Nvidia where 3/4 cards are based on Turing where it's a different fab and process than Ampere which results in more gpu production without affecting Ampere allocation... These are based on RDNA 1 which uses TSMCs 7nm which actually will affect RDNA 2s GPU allocation.

AMD recommends Radeon RX 6800 XT for Resident Evil Village with raytracing

https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-recommends-radeon-rx-6800-xt-for-resident-evil-village-with-raytracing

Now of course, it would be weird if AMD listed a 3000 series on their own website as a requirement. But on the other hand, we did have GodFall not having any support for 3000 series RT at launch and said it will be patched in at a later date. So who knows. It does show that most likely, if you get a 6700XT, you probably won't be turning on Ray Tracing if AMD's own website doesn't recommend it.

Do we know the resolution those specs are recommended for? If it's for 4K, it makes sense to list the 6800XT. Meanwhile, for 1440p or 1080p, the 6700-/XT could be enough.

It doesn't say really.

The only info we have is:

"Without Ray Tracing, 5700XT. With Ray Tracing, 6800XT"

Unless it's only shadows, I doubt the 6800XT will be able to do RT at 4k. If anything, 6800XT will be RT at 1440p or lower and 6700XT will need to turn down various RT settings.