Any PC Gamers Around?

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by spcmafia

Same, I could never justify spending that much money just because is a newer generation. Previous generations or AM4 are more than capable to provide a great gaming experience at a much cheaper cost. The only thing right now is being able to acquire a GPU at MSRP, with the way crypto is behaving right now, is a slight glimmer of light.

Lol I bet you'll be able to pick up used modern GPUs for a few bucks after crypto crashes. Not that I would buy anything off a crypto asshole for any price. They are worse than scalpers.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

Who really needs a PC capable of that though? ..I can't really tell the difference in frame rates above 60FPS.

Originally Posted by spcmafia

Same, I could never justify spending that much money just because is a newer generation. ....

Yea, same here. Even when I buy/build a new PC I am usually no more than n-1 generation on the hardware. There are quickly diminishing returns going above that.

In a way, cars are the same. Sure, you can buy a car for several hundred thousand (or 2.5M) dollars that will outperform a little over $100K, but unless you are racing for money and promoters, is the the incremental cost really worth, say the difference between a Z06 Corvette and a McLaren Senna or even a 720S?
Some will say yes, but I don't see it.

[spcmafia]

Originally Posted by Spuds

Lol I bet you'll be able to pick up used modern GPUs for a few bucks after crypto crashes. Not that I would buy anything off a crypto asshole for any price. They are worse than scalpers.

Prices on GPUs seem to be going down with all the regulation that looms the crypto market. Still a long way to go, but is a step in the right direction.

[spcmafia]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Yea, same here. Even when I buy/build a new PC I am usually no more than n-1 generation on the hardware. There are quickly diminishing returns going above that.

In a way, cars are the same. Sure, you can buy a car for several hundred thousand (or 2.5M) dollars that will outperform a little over $100K, but unless you are racing for money and promoters, is the the incremental cost really worth, say the difference between a Z06 Corvette and a McLaren Senna or even a 720S?
Some will say yes, but I don't see it.

It will be a while until gamers are able to take full advantage of the performance gains of the newer generation. Just like people rushing into windows 11, they're taking performance cuts here and there, and a minimal performance gain in other places.

[spcmafia]

One of my coworkers is selling a 1060..3GB, DDR5 FOR $350. The NERVE of some people.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by spcmafia

It will be a while until gamers are able to take full advantage of the performance gains of the newer generation. Just like people rushing into windows 11, they're taking performance cuts here and there, and a minimal performance gain in other places.

I've been running W11 since it was first available, and really haven't seen issues or improvements that are "eye measurable". I'm sure benchmarks would prove me wrong though, but it isn't something I can see.

[Yoshoobaroo]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

I've been running W11 since it was first available, and really haven't seen issues or improvements that are "eye measurable". I'm sure benchmarks would prove me wrong though, but it isn't something I can see.

Same here, frame rates are virtually unaffected between the 2 OS’s for me.

[spcmafia]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

I've been running W11 since it was first available, and really haven't seen issues or improvements that are "eye measurable". I'm sure benchmarks would prove me wrong though, but it isn't something I can see.

The benchmarks show very little gains to the level that even if there was, you wouldn't notice it. I'll see in a year or so once developers start optimizing W11.



https://www.pcmag.com/news/windows-1...st-your-gaming

[Sasquachulator]

The thing about tech is....that shit gets outdated a year after you get it.

the chip makers were for the longest time on a 6 month cycle (new gen > 6 months later a refresh > 6 months later a new gen). It might have stretched out to 1 year cycles nowadays but im not so sure.

So you can have your 5000 dollar Ryzen 3 threadripper based CPU and Radeon 6900XT and in a years time its all completely obsolete because now a 6 core Ryzen 4 series CPU and a Radeon 7900 non XT is faster than your 5000 dollar build at half the price.

Obviously with that much horsepower it'll realistically last like 10 years before its actually obsolete....but you get my drift.

So you pretty much jump in whenever you want...and not try to wait for the "latest and greatest"......just cuz theres new stuff right around the corner and discontinued product might see some nice discounts.

[spcmafia]

Anyone here have mods on A.C? I currently have the CSP which is required for a lot of mods, Shutoku R.P tracks and vehicles. Im trying to get a hold of an Mt. Akina mod but can't seem to find a reliable source. Any other mods you'd suggest?

[weederr33]

[Captain Snooze]

I've just finished the main story in Dying Light and the Following dlc for the 3rd time. That brings me up to 422 hours playtime.
Presently preloading DL2. I'm thinking I will get a lot of value out of this game.
Releases on Friday and I hoping my good wife is at work on that day.

[Dadhawk]

Finally a real sniper in Risk of Rain 2 (the Hawk clan plays this....a lot)

[p1l0t]

Been on a retro kick playing the likes of Bitburner and Project Zomboid

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