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Its like my GTX 1060 uses less power than my GTX 460 AND is miles better, the higher level chips should just be straight up better.
As for hardcaps being reached. You can't level up chips beyond their effective cap, not all chips go to +8. Many cap at +6.
FYI, Weapon Damage +8 gives +100% bonus, even though a +0 only gives 2%, and 4% for +1. So chips like this are worth using @ +8. But that's not the case for every chip though.
Some chips have a level sweet spot where leveling it up one more will give a massive bonus over the previous amount. Other chips have a pretty steady increase over their level span.
Or you could just use cheat engine to make all your chips diamond, and never farm for any chips at all. After I beat the game and get chapter select, I'm probably gonna do that. I'm not farming hours for drops. That and I can't test which combos of chips work the best if I don't have them. There is some min-maxing complexity with the chip loadouts that would be impossible to toy with if you couldn't test all the variables. I'm more interested in playing around with that than I am in grinding for chips.