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Only 40 series is expensive, but buying is completely optional.
You can buy 30 series cards and play games as usual, like noting happened.
No where did I say the Console is better than PC because it's cheaper.
I didn't complain about he price of highest end hardware either I simply pointed out it feels like a ripoff for what you are getting honestly the mid range hardware is the most overpriced since the highest tier actually has good performance mid tier you are getting pathetically low amounts of vram that is not enough for modern games & cut down memory bus and bandwidth the price is for 80 series GPU's but they are giving you 70/60 series GPU with a sticker that says 4080.
That is the main point, even if you buy a mid range PC you will spend alot more than a console costs and you will not reallly be getting a much better gaming experiance. in fact you can argue that a console will provide a smoother more enjoyable gaming experience since you just play instead of fiddling with settings and trying to optimize the game to be playable on your hardware, doing ini tweaks updating drivers, etc. etc. playing some and getting to a level where performance drops below 60, going back into settings and tweaking some more LOL..
The end result.... It almost looks exactly the same as the console and it doesn't make the game any more enjoyable because its running on a PC. the graphics fidelity and performence on PS5 and XboxSX is more than acceptable and most people wouldn't even be able to tell the difference if they were side by side. also the majority of new and future games will be optimized for console because developers are more focused on where the majority of the playerbase (money) is so they will make sure is runs good on the console and for the PC they can just slap in requirements that say 32gb of ram 24gb of vram recommended spec for 1440p/60...
The 90 series is no Titan I had 2 titan builds. they were SLI and used as workstations that I played some games on too. These GPU's had ECC memory too and had more use in the professional market than the 90 series which is a gaming GPU.
90 series was made for profit to add another sku and insert more price brackets for the differen't gpu's, a 90 series GPU is really an 80 series GPU a cut down version of the full die. The 90ti (full die) will come out a few months before it becomes absolete and is outperformed by a new architecture. so now that they made people think that a 90 series is this monster GPU they propose the 80 series for a small reduction of the price, except the price decrease doesn't match the performance decrease compared to the 90 series especially in 4K because they are selling you a 70 series gpu with a 256 bit bus, don't even get me started on the one they tried calling 12gb 4080 which is a 4060/50 class GPU with a 192 bit bus. these GPU's are too weak for 4K and barely good enough for 1440p and have borderline too little vram to handle modern games In order to keep up with the latest games and upgrade will be required in a year or 2 while the console will still be chugging along.
Yes to save some money you can get 5600x as you mentioned an cheap ram, however there are many games that these lower core CPU's are bottlenecks one example is cyberpunk 2077. I build a 5600x and 3200mhz cl18 ram for my nephew and tested it's performance on a few games. one example is cyberpunk 2077. I have a save file that is in a location on the map that is very CPU limited my rtx3090 5800x, 3600mhz cl14 rig drops to high 50's in that area. and the 5600x rig drops into the 30's in that same spot while using the same 3090. there are other games where that CPU can't hit the 144fps for the 144hz monitor. for example bf2042, mw2 2022 as a few examples. you see alot of complaints from PC games with low end CPU's, slwow ram and monster GPU complaining that the FPS is the same on low and Ultra settings.
In the end everyone has a choice to play games on whatever platform they want. there are pros and cons to both, but the difference between PC and Console playing modern games is smaller than ever. the price of a decent gaming PC is definitely going to sway people towards console gaming, GPU prices are insane and you are required to upgrade every 2 or so years to keep up with current games. like it or not Console has overtaken PC gaming and I think that less and less people are going to be gaming on PC and buying consoles instead as the shortage ends (you can walk into almost any electronics store nowdays and find the PS5 & Xbox SX in stock) not the case with rtx 4090, and AMD themeselves said they undershipped their GPU's to keep demand and prices high.
So yea Console gaming is really not any better or worse than PC gaming, same experience for a fraction of the cost.
Yes, let’s only buy 30 series cards until the end of time. What a fantastic solution. And the argument of “you don’t have buy” is frankly pathetic.
So if we all don’t buy Nvidia cards where does that leave things? As I said, they are killing PC gaming.
Hogwarts Legacy
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
MINIMUM:
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 4GB or AMD Radeon RX 470 4GB
Nothing will change
Because absolutely no game requires are higher gpu on stream right, or ever will?
Like what?
My friend just picked up a 4070ti to replace his old 3060. He paid around $900 which I think is MSRP.
To be honest I don't see it as much of a big deal. If you want a cheaper more budget card, AMD seems to be the way to go now.
Stop trolling.
There will always be someone who will buy anything, but Nvidia’s sales are in the toilet. So clearly many are not willing to pay Nvidia’s greed tax.
That's for 720p lowest settings & 30 fps. if it even runs on that...
Just take a look at the Hogwarts forum. To run the game at a decent resolution (1440p) and high settings you need a GPU with more than 10GB even 3080's are not good enough because they run out of vram and are using a pagefile while stuttering uncontrollably, not to mention you need 32gb of ram because 16gb is not enough, and again pagefile causing stuttering. In addition to that it has ray tracing and If you want it on you need to at least have dlss quality enabled (960p), unless of course you have either the 4080 (aka 4090) or the 4080 16gb (aka 4070) then you can probably play at 1440p native. Also ray tracing consumes gobs of vram so I would suggest anyone buying a GPU for the newest games get at least 16gb vram.
My 3090 is barely enough for 1440p gaming, and most new games need to be run with DLSS to have smooth framerate (75 min.) and high settings