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>>2083196 I love my AMD card. It's big, pretty, runs anything I throw at it, and doesn't have bloat features I don't need like NVIDIA cards do.

>>2083196 DLSS (the upscaler not the frame-gen) is actually pretty good, especially for mid-range cards and/or high-res displays. The problem is review sites being disingenuous about it and devs relying on it instead of doing meaningful optimizations.

>>2083196 Is /v/ a place where you can acknowledge DLSS looks like total fucking dogshit or do redditor PCMR hypebro faggots have to be coddled here too

>>2083196 Isn't the performance hit only an issue when you're actively using the interpolation and upscaling software?

>>2083155 There was a video showing how native input frames got fucked by frame gen. >>2083196 AMD is the same shit with a different flavor don't be fooled nigger.

>>2083241 DLSS is dogshit and I hate when games don't let me turn it off, or when I have to have either it or AMD FSR, and not neither.

>>2083318 >games don't let me turn it off there are games that force framegen? Wtf

>>2083320 I'm pretty sure he's talking about the upscailing tech.

>>2083267 >AMD is the same shit with a different flavor don't be fooled nigger. One is easily improved and upgraded the other is a locked down console shit that requires you to hack your games.

>>2082934 >3060 >1080ti level performance outside of DX12 / RTRT 10 fucking years.

>>2083466 4 years, it came out in 21

>>2083423 AMD plays the same shit with FSR and refusing to price appropriately.

>>2083534 >plays the same shit Literally nvidia makes it impossible to use their newer scaler shit on their cards while the deck can force fsr4 even if it will perform worse. >price appropriately Hardware is a luxury and you can live with your shit hardware and also not playing shitty modern games.

>>2083544 >Hardware is a luxury and you can live with your shit hardware and also not playing shitty modern games. AMD hardware is cheaper then ever to produce and yet they still price their shit at outrageous prices relatively. It's a luxury yes but they price things like faggots.

>>2083545 >but they price things like faggots. That's a literal (You) issue. Just wait for prices that make sense to (You).

>>2083550 Are you a third worlder? if it costs 200 dollars to produce a gpu and they sell it for 500 bucks MSRP, they're not going to drop the price, and we aren't going to get decent prices from third parties anymore, it is fucked. they have learned they can just jack up the prices skyhigh and retards will pay it. Don't pay for brand new gpus or you're a nigger.

>>2083573 So what? the latest Iphone costs 400 alone in parts but they still charge 1100 you're dealing with a market with no real competitors and the options is getting raped willingly getting kissed while being railed or dealing with a 5 year old card for your "reasonable" pricing. >Don't pay for brand new gpus or you're a nigger. Just play on a sega genesis clone from brazil for the rest of your life

>>2083585 >Just play on a sega genesis clone from brazil for the rest of your life You know those nowadays accept SD cards with rom emulator inside of android shell, because people making those forgot how to make a clone of real console.

>>2083602 And he would still complain about it not being reasonable because the SD card will be 4x the price because of ai slop takeover

>>2083585 >Just play on a sega genesis clone from brazil for the rest of your life The fuck kind of retarded false equivalence is this? you can get a used gpu for 200 dollars that will play most games at 1080p at max settings still.

>>2083620 the cards are decently priced actually, amazon had a 70 dollar deal for 1tb cards last month and not some shitty chinesium ones but high speed samsung and sandisk sds

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>>2084067 >they're going to make new CPUs for my AM4 motherboard from 2017 socket AM4 will never die

>>2084311 Of all the memes to come true. I wish I had old screenshots of anons saying that 8 years ago.

>>2085056 Zen 2 processors will outlive the ps5 and at the same time the only games worthwhile of a better cpu is emulation.

IT'S JUST GONNA KEEP GETTING WORSE! "Market That Never Existed": Nvidia CEO Sparks Frenzy In Memory Stocks https://www.zerohedge.com/ai/market-never-existed-nvidia-ceo-sparks-frenzy-memory-stocks https://archive.ph/L68kZ >Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang emphasized in his Monday CES keynote that memory will be a major value driver across the AI universe, a view that aligns with our observation in 2H25 that data-center buildouts are aggressively absorbing DRAM and HBM capacity. With supply already tight and pricing soaring, this environment is translating into earnings tailwinds for memory producers, prompting UBS to say last week that the current memory upcycle could "turbo-charge" Samsung Electronics' profits. >"For storage, that is a completely unserved market today," Huang told the audience at CES on Monday. "This is a market that never existed, and this market will likely be the largest storage market in the world, basically holding the working memory of the world's AIs." >Chipmakers led gains on Tuesday after Huang highlighted storage as an "unserved market," with SanDisk soaring as much as 28%. Storage companies Western Digital and Seagate Technology also posted double-digit percentage gains. Mizuho trading-desk analyst Jordan Klein told MarketWatch that Huang's comments are "bullish" for memory companies. He noted that Huang discussed "how important memory will be for AI use cases and inferencing, such as long reasoning and [key-value] cache to recall all user inquiries with agentic AI." >SanDisk and other memory and storage companies are "key beneficiaries" of the push for "AI inferencing and AI at the edge" in 2026, Bank of America analysts led by Wamsi Mohan told clients recently. Mohan expects tech firms to retain large amounts of data for training, analytics, and compliance purposes, with demand for storage "skyrocketing in tandem." In particular, he noted the growing demand for EVs, drones, surveillance, and sports technology. >Also, last week, UBS analyst Nicolas Gaudois highlighted to clients the uptick in memory is expected to "turbo-charge earnings" for Samsung's memory business. The report is available in full here. Last month, Goldman analyst Maho Kamiya told clients that mounting concerns about soaring memory prices pose new risks for Nintendo, which manufactures consumer electronics such as the popular Switch 2. >The great memory crunch has arrived.

Is it possible to convert niggers into RAM?

>>2085461 You can convert niggers with emps into ram

>>2085467 ok so its physically possible to design a computer architecture where niggers are ram?

>>2085477 too volatile even for volatile memory

>>2085480 fuck

I remember when 8 gig was 'the fuck am I going to use all this for?'

>>2086196 You had a time like that? I always remembered my browser eating through all my ram.

>>2086243 I remember a time before browsers.