You don't need a PC when you can get a PC 2:To imagine, my new mac and ps5 pro, both called overpriced are together cheaper than a new gpu, and I’m not saying to make fun of pcs, more that I’m sad that I probably will never own a pc again.
You don't need a PC when you can get a PC 2:To imagine, my new mac and ps5 pro, both called overpriced are together cheaper than a new gpu, and I’m not saying to make fun of pcs, more that I’m sad that I probably will never own a pc again.
No, that's not truesqueenix strategy be like:
Square Enix relocating headquartersAccording to composer and former employee Nobuo Uematsu, they moved their office based on the advice of a fortune teller named Pao’s prediction.
“[Square Enix CEO and president Yoichi] Wada took a couple of locations to a fortune teller named Pao,” said Uematsu. “Pao said the Meguro space was not going to bring any fortune to the company, and pointed to Shinjuku. That’s why he decided to move it there. I heard this directly from Wada.”
IIRC the PC port is based on the PS5 version which was a big upgrade over PS4.Installed Remake just for funsies (curious how it looked and played compared to on PS4) and holy hell does it look and play a lot better on my PC. Not gonna play it now (currently finishing up Shadow of Erdtree), but the difference was suprising considering the lack of graphic options on PC. Rebirth.
How much did the Mac and PS5 pro cost?To imagine, my new mac and ps5 pro, both called overpriced are together cheaper than a new gpu, and I’m not saying to make fun of pcs, more that I’m sad that I probably will never own a pc again.
Total was 1500€. Which would have built a banger pc back in the day. I’m sure I could build a reasonable pc for that today too. Just not one that would be as good for work nor games s I get now with two separate systems.How much did the Mac and PS5 pro cost?
Im still aiming for the rtx 5080, as I still am on 1080p, so Im pretty sure 5090 will be overkill for me even if buying a 2160p monitor.Those rumored GPU prices are only pushing me more and more towards SteamDeck like devices.
Because you must buy Nvidia? If Intel doesn't bow out you'll have more options than you've had in over a decade in the GPU space.Those rumored GPU prices are only pushing me more and more towards SteamDeck like devices.
I am eying one of those new fancy 4k OLED screens. Although I am still researching how bad the burn-in is.Im still aiming for the rtx 5080, as I still am on 1080p, so Im pretty sure 5090 will be overkill for me even if buying a 2160p monitor.
No, I am on AMD (RX6800) already (Linux user). My computer is starting to show its age and I am looking for new parts. It's getting hard to justify even buying a midrange GPU these days due to the price for me. It's ofcourse not the main reason, my gaming preferences have changed in the passed few years. but it is a factor and it is influencing my next build.Because you must buy Nvidia? If Intel doesn't bow out you'll have more options than you've had in over a decade in the GPU space.
Fair enough. Until I picked up a 7900xt, i'd never been anywhere near high end gpus, so the idea that people cant game on pc without the highest high end has been a weird outlook to me.I am eying one of those new fancy 4k OLED screens. Although I am still researching how bad the burn-in is.
No, I am on AMD (RX6800) already (Linux user). My computer is starting to show its age and I am looking for new parts. It's getting hard to justify even buying a midrange GPU these days due to the price for me. It's ofcourse not the main reason, my gaming preferences have changed in the passed few years. but it is a factor and it is influencing my next build.
These prices are kind of pathetic. I bought a 3090 with 24GB VRAM for less than $1000 for AI stuff, and now here we are years later charging 2.5x for 0.33x more VRAM, and what will probably amount to ~4x greater performance. 5 years, 2.5x the price. Moore's Law isn't just dead. Silicon gains are approaching 0.
NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5090 & GeForce RTX 5080 Expected Pricing Surfaces Online; Flagship RTX 50 GPU Rumored To Cost $2,600
NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 expected pricing surfaces online. Both models rumored to cost around $2,600 and $1,370 respectively.wccftech.com
The Steam Deck is the all-encompassing device I dreamed about as a. kid. Just thinking about what can a Steam Deck 2 do, gets me excited.Those rumored GPU prices are only pushing me more and more towards SteamDeck like devices.
How is Linux for retro (pc) gaming? That is literally the only thing keeping me on Windows at this point. I can, for the most part install a game from Dx1-dx12 with only some slight tinkering and it'll work on Windows. My attempts with Linux when I was bigger into it were way more of a headache than was worth. Or is it more dependent on the distro?Linux has been treating me better since I decided Bazzite was for the birds, and hopped to another distro, CachyOS. Hopefully I won't need to hop distro's again.
Bought some more crap I didn't really need.
Amusingly, I'd say that the biggest difference between the Titan GPUs a decade ago and the 90 series now is that the 90 series GPUs are actually better value.Unless you think you somehow need a high-end Nvidia GPU to play PC games, I am not sure what would make you think that. Especially now that Intel is actually starting to produce decent mid-range GPUs.
This is also nothing new. Nvidia began this game with the original Titan GPUs, which were complete overkill, and barely worth the absurd amounts they asked for them back a decade ago.
Dungeon Travellers 2 was a PSVita game, and that didn't save it from a Valve's banhammer.Steam :: 快盗天使ツインエンジェル ~時とセカイの迷宮~ Re:light :: Apology and Update Regarding Release Date
Come on Valve. It's was originally a psp game, it's impossible for this game to have any sort of illegal content, and this is probably the only chance this game can get an official english release
Don't be an ass against small japanese games
And that was just as bullshit honestly, and was once again a case of targeting a developer with a much smaller following to reduce the risk of blowbacksDungeon Travellers 2 was a PSVita game, and that didn't save it from a Valve's banhammer.
I think a lot of people are stuck in the period between 2010 and 2016 (I wonder what happened after that) where PCs were actually a bigger bang for the buck and you could build a computer that destroyed consoles for a small premium over the console price. I certainly did, I spent 30% more of the price of the PS4 in 2015 with a i5 4400 and a 750Ti that shat on the PS4 from the 69th floor. That money wouldn't even buy you a good GPU right now.Total was 1500€. Which would have built a banger pc back in the day. I’m sure I could build a reasonable pc for that today too. Just not one that would be as good for work nor games s I get now with two separate systems.
Lost Judgment mentioned...Bought some more crap I didn't really need.
Also re: PC talk. I'm pretty happy with my system right now. I was going to get a PS5 Pro at some point but I'm going to just put that money towards a 6XXX card in 2026/7. I also use my Steam Deck hooked up to my TV for indie games and remote play and it works out pretty nicely (most of the time).
In my opinion, the issue with GPU pricing mostly affects the budget segment since we've had no good entry-level GPUs for a while now. When you get to the 1500€ range I think that the choice of hardware or platform is much more about personal preference (meaning, what works for you and fits better in your life) than any actual budget limitations. I struggle to think of any task that a 1500€ PC would be worse at than a Mac or a Playstation.Total was 1500€. Which would have built a banger pc back in the day. I’m sure I could build a reasonable pc for that today too. Just not one that would be as good for work nor games s I get now with two separate systems.
I don't have first-hand experience but I have heard that old games are actually easier to run on Linux through Proton than natively on Windows.How is Linux for retro (pc) gaming? That is literally the only thing keeping me on Windows at this point. I can, for the most part install a game from Dx1-dx12 with only some slight tinkering and it'll work on Windows. My attempts with Linux when I was bigger into it were way more of a headache than was worth. Or is it more dependent on the distro?
I think it will be interesting to see if the Deck / Deck 2 / Steam Machine 2 can fill the entry level market.In my opinion, the issue with GPU pricing mostly affects the budget segment since we've had no good entry-level GPUs for a while now. When you get to the 1500€ range I think that the choice of hardware or platform is much more about personal preference (meaning, what works for you and fits better in your life) than any actual budget limitations. I struggle to think of any task that a 1500€ PC would be worse at than a Mac or a Playstation.
I really hope so, some kind of shakeup in that market segment is desperately needed.I think it will be interesting to see if the Deck / Deck 2 / Steam Machine 2 can fill the entry level market.
I hope the steam machine 2, if they even exist, target the mid-range market or even the mid to high market, perhaps tiered releases between 1000€ and 2000€. The deck already covers the entry level, there's no logical reason to have two competing machines within the same segment.I think it will be interesting to see if the Deck / Deck 2 / Steam Machine 2 can fill the entry level market.
symmetric stick layouts on a gamepad
Ya I think the only one with four back buttons and symmertic stick layout = victrix pro bfg (using the module to change the layout).Mostly looking forward to the new Steam Controller. I love to have four back buttons and symmetric stick layouts on a gamepad. Pretty much nothing else on the market that does that.
What do you define as retro gaming? Lutris is pretty decent for old PC Games. Things can get quite quirky when modding is involved though. Most games work without patches. If I would guess about 70 pct of my retro games work without any patches. Games under Dosbox works just like on Windows, same regarding console emulation.How is Linux for retro (pc) gaming? That is literally the only thing keeping me on Windows at this point. I can, for the most part install a game from Dx1-dx12 with only some slight tinkering and it'll work on Windows. My attempts with Linux when I was bigger into it were way more of a headache than was worth. Or is it more dependent on the distro?
Yeah, if that actually releases next year it's easily the gaming hardware I'm most excited about.Mostly looking forward to the new Steam Controller. I love to have four back buttons and symmetric stick layouts on a gamepad. Pretty much nothing else on the market that does that.
Soon we are gonna need one of these for steam games banned when they are available on console.
ZZZ is quickly turning into one of my dream game.Peak
Hoyo been killing it. Honestly one really fun aspect of playing a bunch of popular live-service games is that you constantly get showered in awesome multi-media content.
Well, fine, if you insistHappy new year?
I do think the Steam machine Valve is rumored to be working on will target mid tier pricing and performance. Makes sense not to step on the the Deck's toes and I don't think Valve can complete with high end Nvidia hardware with AMD apus.I hope the steam machine 2, if they even exist, target the mid-range market or even the mid to high market, perhaps tiered releases between 1000€ and 2000€. The deck already covers the entry level, there's no logical reason to have two competing machines within the same segment.