find a rtx 3060, ideally the 12gb variant, which is on par with it while being more energy efficient and offering newer support for games in the near future that may interest you (it should also handle 1440p stuff though i game at 1080p)
buy a new 1080ti if your used market isn't absolute ass or just buy a prebuilt with a 3080 for the pci 4.0 things, speaking of monitors my monitor has one red line already after 10 years of valiant service, conveniently i found a ad for another monitor that was like 30$ today as the guy wanted to get rid of it, we tested and it's working fine but just gotta clean the little shit, lord knows what this used monitor went thru.
Do not buy another 10 series; NVIDIA is about to stop releasing driver updates. IMO the 5060 Ti 16 GB is a pretty good buy:
Priced about the same as a 5070 Ti
what pretty much you can find on jewtube, especially with 24GB version.
I'd recomend a 9070XT instead of a 7900 XTX for AMD.
the 3060 12gb is basically a 1080 ti that performs worse in older games but better in newer games and does ray tracing. which i have hated every time i've tried it but hey it can do it
im talking about QUALCOMM drivers for android/linux im not 100% sure about windows but if its like the situation on android/Linux then it sucks.
That's cause most of the fun doesn't come from graphics but from the overall experience.
I’ve been enjoying the shit out of Space Marine 2, Ghost of Tsushima, and Cyberpunk with mine
I would try the b580. 12gb of vram, somewhat cheap for a gpu and can handle just about everything. I personally have not had any issues with the drivers but it seems to still be a problem for some users, but I think intel has done a decent job fixing them. Mind you if you cpu is on the lower end of the spectrum then its probably not worth it unless you want to upgrade to at least a mid range option.
This is the first I've heard that Android developers struggle getting Qualcomm GPUs to work or don't have access to useful APIs.
The fun actually comes from complaining on the internet about your experience.
Dafuk? One of the biggest hurdles that AOSP developers have is that they don't have access to drivers that Qualcomm only gives OEM manufacturers the source code to. Anyone downstream just gets a binary blob that only works with the OEM version of Android for each respective device
lol nobody gives a shit about AOSP
If you're buying new, a 5060 Ti or 9060 XT (16 GB variants for both). Both of those also tend to stick around their MSRP.
If you wanted to put android on an X elite laptop or tablet you're fucked because of that though. And this effects other chipsets because after 3-4 years qualcomm stops creating new drivers for many of them
Yes, everyone who buys a Windows appliance and wants to jerry-rig a janky-ass FOSS version of Android that doesn't support Google Play services will be affected. Got to be dozens of those people worldwide.
