I follow techpowerup reviews. 4090 is about what i expected. I was surprised how actually efficient it is. Its still fukk nvidia for me tho.
I get it but its starting to get a little patronizing all the "this product ain't for you its a Halo product shyt". Yes it is crazy expensive and not necessary for most people but we get it already. Stop shaming cats that want to go ham for their hobby.
Man that 4090 is so crazy for VR but I don't know if I can do it.
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I need it for sim racing, so the picture needs to be as clear as possible, which means powering a serious headset. The 2070 Super I have now is too weak, to put things into perspective, people that say otherwise are just cutting corners by lowering settings and decreasing the base resolution. The 3090 was the card for people looking for legit VR performance, then comes the huge jump in performance with the 4090, which would solve all the VR issues I have right now for sim racing. Likely going to look to 4080 performance and settle there. The most I have ever spent PC/gaming wise was on the OLED, which was definitely worth it, I just can't justify the 4090 at that price for just sim racing.My 1070ti does VR just fine and so does my 970 just a bit slower load times than it's big brother. I honestly don't know when I'm gonna upgrade from my 1070ti. It's still doing it's thing.
I need it for sim racing, so the picture needs to be as clear as possible, which means powering a serious headset. The 2070 Super I have now is too weak, to put things into perspective, people that say otherwise are just cutting corners by lowering settings and decreasing the base resolution. The 3090 was the card for people looking for legit VR performance, then comes the huge jump in performance with the 4090, which would solve all the VR issues I have right now for sim racing. Likely going to look to 4080 performance and settle there. The most I have ever spent PC/gaming wise was on the OLED, which was definitely worth it, I just can't justify the 4090 at that price for just sim racing.
edit: And I'm only talking about VR for sim racing. With sim racing, I need things to be clear from a distance, these sim racing titles already come in with trash performance, check the 4090 performance for Assetto Corsa, but sim racing, annoyingly, taps into the most demanding aspects of VR.
I played Alyx with everything on Ultra. I had to turn some lighting and shadow settings to High for Bonelab but My headset was bugging the first time I played it so I'm gonna try to turn everything up to ultra next time. I have an i5 9600k, 32 gigs of ddr 4 ram and I'm running my games off of a Samsung SSD. I have a feeling that my 1070 is gonna have at least another 2 years in her.
I'm not going to call you a liar (lying ass Coli MF , disrespectfully of course ) but I always get weary when people say that. What sort of trade offs do you gotta make when using these older cards? What performance are you getting out of it?My 1070ti does VR just fine and so does my 970 just a bit slower load times than it's big brother. I honestly don't know when I'm gonna upgrade from my 1070ti. It's still doing it's thing.
I can believe him because it will depend on the resolution of his headset and the level of optimization he is getting in his games. But yeah in general, I always hated, at least on reddit, when people would be like "the game runs fine for me" but they are on a 1080p monitor, with some settings toned down, and they are probably too silly to notice FPS drops. I remember getting so heated that I would ask people for benchmarks that were obviously never provided.I'm not going to call you a liar (lying ass Coli MF , disrespectfully of course ) but I always get weary when people say that. What sort of trade offs do you gotta make when using these older cards? What performance are you getting out of it?
I'm not going to call you a liar (lying ass Coli MF , disrespectfully of course ) but I always get weary when people say that. What sort of trade offs do you gotta make when using these older cards? What performance are you getting out of it?
What headset are you on? Last headset I retired, due to my GPU, was the Reverb G2.