kapone32You don't need a 4090 for 4K. I have the FV43U and my 7900Xt drives that just fine.

Dr. DroSure but look at the games you're playing. Pacman will run at 4k on a 1060

Dr. DroSure but look at the games you're playing. Pacman will run at 4k on a 1060

kapone32You took 1 of the Games I plated this week and used. How about a brand new Games like Le Mans Ultimate?

Beginner Micro DeviceAnd 7900 XT/4070 Ti Super is more than enough if we don't mind lowering settings from Ultra to High and/or enabling a little bit of DLSS/FSR:

4090 as a mandatory is only a thing if you're not satisfied with non-RT gaming. That's uncommon, most gamers can live with zero RT effects enabled.

I don't see a reason for avoiding 4K monitors if you can afford spending 500+ USD on a GPU.

Dr. DroIt's a racing game. All of those games are super duper lightweight, you're flaunting the super high triple digit fps's in everything, does that even count with the AFMF that you're no doubt using to achieve this?

kapone32Sorry AFMF is not turned on. What you don't get is that I don't need any tricks to enjoy my Gaming experience at 4K. I guess you will never believe that a AM5 MB with 2 5.0 drives and the CPU and GPU that I have that I would need any of that anyway. It is what you fail to understand. I do not play the 50 Games that everyone uses for benchmarks but I go to a new Arcade every month with Humble Choice. I have not found a Game that would bring my PC to it's knees.

Dr. Droi mean countless forum members already said it all, you have a nice computer (though built with suboptimal parts that are neither the best nor the cheapest that could fit in the budget) but the proclivity that you have to being defensive of it genuinely kind of weird

if you're gaming humble choice no wonder you haven't found anything that will bring your computer to its knees, the games they sell must be on the light side of system requirements as to keep the subscriber count up. they haven't had great games worth the sub in years though, at one point I had logged in to skip the month 15 consecutive times and that was when I decided that it wasn't worth even keeping my grandfathered Classic account and I canceled it.

Dr. DroBy making an ecosystem that will captivate the players' attention and marketing it well.

AMD has never been successful at either of these.

AusWolfI disagree. We don't need ecosystems. What we need is open standards, freedom of choice and not being screwed over if we choose one brand of graphics card over another.

wolfNow a rabbit out of a hat would be competitive IQ and retain compatibility, perhaps XeSS style where there are multiple codepaths, where it will always use the best acceleration method available based on detected hardware. This presents challenges for optics though i suppose.

THU31I wonder if it would be possible for XeSS (and the upcoming FSR) to run on tensor cores and achieve the same quality as on the XMX cores. I assume that NVIDIA doesn't lock down that part of the GPU and anyone can use it for whatever they want?
It's probably just that Intel wants to have the advantage on their own GPUs. And I don't mind that at all, as long as we get all three options in every game. Hopefully DirectSR will make that really easy and AMD gets on board (they didn't want NVIDIA Streamline).

RedwoodzTrue. But tell me why I can play many first rate titles on a 6650XT @4k over 60FPS, on Ultra settings and some won't even load. It's not about power it's about dev's getting lazy and cheap.

FrickI'm going to assume that those games do not look as good as say Cyberpunk.

FrickI'm going to assume that those games do not look as good as say Cyberpunk.

AusWolfHow about Hogwarts Legacy?

Beginner Micro DeviceThis game honestly looks like it was almost finished by a group of deceased individual developers cca 2010 and dudes just accidentally found it in their warehouse about a dozen years later.

AusWolfhow detailed the castle is

Beginner Micro DeviceProbably the only asset they have been really working on. xD