Negro Caesar
Superstar
What are you looking to do with the laptop?and an i7 what
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I been partial to the Ryzens the last few years due to the lower heat/lowerr power draw, n performance.
Every NVIDIA GPU has NIS now, which is their upscaler answer to AMD FSR and works one every game you just have to set up in NVIDIA control panel
So if you have 4k Screen, you can have the GPU render the game at 1080p and it will automatically upscale it to 4k without you losing any frames
This type of technology is the future, I didn't start PC for real until 2017, so I was thinking I need the best of everything when really you don't, other than to say you have the best when it's not even practical, because it will be over kill for most games and but won't keep the same level of performance with demanding games
it's like owning real estate, you never want to won the best house on the block, because you have diminshing returns, your house is bringing up the value of all the cheaper houses around you, while all those cheaper houses are bringing down your value
The power draw is on the 4080 and and 4090, you don't have to get those unless you want to 120hz 4k gaming like me,
You can get the 4060 and will have the same performance has the 3080 and you will get it for a lot cheaper also with NIS and DLSS technology getting better and better, you won't need any of these expensive cards to game at whatever resolution you want at high frames
Fran Drescher could get it.
i'd love to hear what she sounds like as i slip it in her.
Bruh. Why are you not using a media server such as Plex or Emby to handle this? Way too much work for video watching in 2021, even after the changes you stated
I'm not talking about Dlss. I'm talking about you actually thinking they're gonna produce enough 4080s during a chip shortage. 4080 gonna be $2000...
I just said you don't need to buy any expensive GPUs anymore NIS is better than DLSS and more modern games will have TAA support
If you have a 3080 now, you are could for another 7 years
you don't need to buy a 4080 to get 4k 120hz, and DLSS is improving with every update soon it will be perfected
4080 MSRP already been reported as 1400, so it's not that bad of situation, people been paying 500 dollars more, or you can just wait in best buy line if you want for MSRP
It's been a shortage, didn't stop anybody from getting a 3080, 4080 shyt on a 3090 so 2000 will be worth it, the 4090 gonna be 3000 msrp, nobody gonna scalp the shyt, and all the cards will be nerfed for someone
4080 will be double whatever the MSRP is and will be unavailable forever due to crypto
Phillyrider807
My Soundtrack is the second “Carter”
On my 3rd HP Chromebook in 3 years.
- Bought a 2-in-1 Chromebook in 11/2018
- 6/2019 - Started experiencing lines on the screen and sent it in for repairs under the 1-year warranty
- 8/2019 - After screwing up my repair claim multiple times, HP just sent me a new chromebook of my choosing (of course I picked a more expensive model) and gave me an extended warranty (3 yr)
- 11/2021 - The chager port starts malfunctioning intermittently and the screen starts experiencing lines again. Sent it in for repairs
- Received a new/refurb version of the same Chromebook today
Looked into Plex before. Will have to try it again. Usually I'm just watching 1-2 tutorial videos I downloaded off of YouTube, and my TV is hooked up to my desktop so but I will look into it some more to see if it fixes any redundant steps. Looks like I have to pay to stream to my Android device too so I might just stick w/ MPV for now...
Same. Earliest is probably quarter 3 next year.
Phillyrider807
My Soundtrack is the second “Carter”
Well what's "soon" cause I'm sure it will release before 2023.