We should go back to whatever the hell they did with Crysis and Crysis 2 because the motion blur was phenomenal in those games, in most games it just blurs your entire screen based on camera movement and it looks terrible but crysis blurred individual objects and particles moving relative to your camera without leaving a smear behind them and it looked great in motion.
Good morning saar, pls do the needful and redeem the Unreal Engine 5 ™ game with DLSS and FSR, saar.
I know this is a joke but part of me wishes that India would suffer a mad cow disease epidemic that decimates their sacred cattle population just to spite them for trying to invade the tech scene.
>"China numbah one, we have card that compete with Nvidia 60 class cards."
nvme drives are already going up quickly, I just had to replace one. I'd suggest building a NAS if you need storage and do not have one. There are so many little kits and you can build your own from scrap parts and some cheap refurbed enterprise drives.
With FSR and on auto? How blurry was it?
QLC… disgusting.
Not as disgusting as it being Micron still trying to weasel into the consumer market after shitting on all consumers with their Crucial stunt.
Jensen gave a noncommittal answer to a related question:
There could be a shiny new RTX 3060 6 GB in our future!
"Our 6GB unified AI memory is equivalent of older generations 12 GB vram memory"
Yes and I am pleased with the card generally and dislike nvidia on a personal level but it drives me crazy (as @The Ugly One has reiterated many, many times) how inferior FSR is in comparison to DLSS.
Does this mean I have a chance? I am still confused whether using AMD's inferior sorcery that FSR would even work well on the card or not as depending on where I look it's a mix of "should work, no reason it shouldn't" to "it won't work on a physical level, get fucked loser".
Not at all. Although XeSS2 looks a lot better in 4K (but is a bit slower). But both algorithms have that issue that some distant objects and textures will appear heavily pixelated for a very brief moment (~0.2 seconds) after a quick turn.
I think we have to eat shit on QLC in the long run. As capacity goes to 4-8 TB and up, most people won't run into drive endurance issues. Speed can be mitigated with DRAM or SLC cache.
I think AM4 is a good investment for those who are ready to jump from their consoles to the PC and don't have a huge budget.
My first pc i built in 2006/7 was in one of those!
Who in the third world is running a DirectX 8 GPU in 2026?? How is that even possible?
Damn that's a badass case.
