Unity engine is a big red flag for me, most unity games in the past had massive problems with multithreading (I've read in the past Unity at its core is single threaded but that might have changed recently), games like Subnautica, NMS and Satisfactory had been crippled by using that engine especially on high framerates. Basically even on overkill rig game would struggle with high framerates and purely CPU single core bound. Like others I will be waiting for proper performance review and possibly few patches before buying.
This type of game needs multithreading from the ground up badly, not tried new one but first one was crippled in later stages by single core use. Hope this has been addressed from the beginning.
Can this POS client remember my password for crying out loud, I swear every time I launch this I need to remind/generate new password. Or maybe because there is so few reasons to fire it up regularly
Can't wait to play this, big fan of original, Citadel I'm coming back, this time with hdr, ultrawide, high fps goodness Will see how that'll stack to rose tinted nostalgia in my mind
I find his experience disturbing, great work as always but timing and findings sucks for me big time. Sitting next to unopened boxes with 7800x3d +asus x670e-f + gskill 32G ddr5 6000 Expo kit that came literally same day when shit hit the reddit fan. I know I'm covered with warranty and there is a slim chance asus with sort itself out but I'm getting bad feeling about it. Considering returning those parts and keeping my 9900ks for one more round but its starts to bog down my gfx card a bit now.
Pretty much confirms my personal experience, with high enough res (4k, or 3KUW) and Quality setting ONLY, games looks much better to my eyes - mainly due to far far superior AA, texture filtering and lack of transparency shimmering of native resolution. Most of criticism comes from folks trying to DLSS from 1080p - that is just sub par blurry mess, in short : you can't polish a turd.
Nah, this last gen game, comes to conslow PS4 as well so it will be ok as long as not using "ultra" textures. I'm all for pushing boundaries when its justified, for far too long multiplatform games looked shit on 4k screens. Its time to upgrade from 8GB Vram.
Avus wrote on Apr 11, 2023, 22:44: i am wondering will RTX3070 will run out of VRAM in 1440p.
1600$ gpu runs at 47fps in native 4k with full raytracing in low poly, low detail, limited light sources, room/corridor scale fps. I know its just RTX remix project but those graphs are indicative and is all you need to know about state of raytracing with todays hardware. As a former owner of 3080ti (now buying rx7900xtx) I'm utterly disillusioned with RT implementation and its impact on games vs performance hit. I'll jump back on hype wagon again in 3-4 generations. Cake is a lie, Rtx just works is a lie...
Nice, this might be my first Radeon since x1900xtx and break from being xx80Ti class user ever since. I find RTX4090 price in Ozz outrageous (3300+ AUD) and on principle won't be buying it. If reviews are good and there is no hidden cons to chiplet design (latency, micro stutter/ timeframes) I'm upgrading my 3080ti to 7900xtx from good AIB, then ZEN 4 3D cache (my last AMD was Opteron 144) when that comes for full AMD system. Good job AMD
I'm so happy they bringing some of those lite sim/strategy games back. Can't wait for a good lite flight sim in vein of F-15SE2 , F-19, F-117 or Gunship-2000 all of them I loved back in the day.
Would never put ASRock in my personal build, I've read countless problems with their gear over the years. Personally I've got burned by MSI, Gibagyte and EVGA couple of times so they on my shit list as well, so far only ASUS had rock solid products over 25y of building PCs.
Again pure BS marketing. I'll pass, too expensive, big perf gains only in special RT heavy (new games and versions) cases, all other raster games 4080~3090ti perf for almost the same money. They essentially asking us to fund they AI cores section of a chip from enterprise sector for gimmicks dlss 3.0 and new super heavy RT. Its a perfect time for AMD to show good competing high end.