It really is man. Plus the days of the PC having way better graphics is gone. All the PC gets anymore are lame ports. Instead of upgrading my whole rig, its way cheaper just to get a XboxX. Hell I played the new RE the other day and I got better FPS on my Xbox S than I did my PC. Shame.
There will come a day and it may be soon or now when the majority of users stop buying PC's as the performance of consoles, laptops, tablets, phones, and thin clients obsoletes your home computer, and the avalanche has already started. Why buy a faster PC at this point if no software out there except specialized software takes advantage of more cores or even needs 4+Ghz speeds to run properly. I'm finding that struggle trying to justify a system upgrade, the only way I can justify it is by purchasing a 4K TV, none or few of which have the features I want for a reasonable price. My antique GPU still pumps out great frame rates at 1080 in the games I have and at great looking settings.
PC's are becoming specialized hardware, which is what they started out as, and its the sign of its mainstream death, kinda like typewriters were specialized, then became mainstream, and are now specialized items. Business will still use PC's but its getting cheaper and cheaper to have managed services and high speed internet with thin clients and one or two main servers. I don't even have a PC at work, just a laptop and there are times I can do most of my work on my phone as its faster.
On topic.... I wonder what performance difference there will be once the tile based rendering is turned on? Perhaps this is the sandbagging AMD was doing, most likely it will be fuxxored for at least a few months as they develop drivers to take advantage of all the new bells and whistles.
