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Sorry. At least you now know for sure. There were multiple games that said they weren't compatible with my iMac at the time but many of them did work. So I generally take the chance and find out for myself to be sure. I just have to remember that my graphics card memory may hinder longer game save life on these newer games coming out. I did buy a low end Alienware computer since then but still only have 4 gigs of graphic memory. So far, it's been perfect for my preferred gaming.
I'm still seeing vids complaining. I think they are trying to block the ones grabbing them just to sell them at a higher cost. So that should bring them back down but now with Microsoft 11 using the graphics memory too, so that the cpu can work faster. That may cause another rise.
Since Alienware is Dell, Dell sells a lot of different components and graphics cards. I see better prices on their site. I feel more comfortable using them to buy my components from now a days.
Reading the post, I'm thinking can't be more than $200.00 U.S. for a basic video card that can run NMS which is way cheaper than buying an entire console setup.
cough, gag, sputter . . my MSI GTX 1070TI that I bought almost three years ago for less than $400.00 is now more than $850.00!
I sure hope nothing goes wrong with my video card for awhile.
I'm seeing this too.