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FIRST in the WORLD RTX 3090 8K Gaming (Linus Tech Tips)
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You can't play that in 1080 locked at 60 fps even if you tried :P
But I can brag about it and say how much of a pleb my friends are!? Isn't that the final stage of human evolution?
Well, it's not a gaming product the same way the Titan is not a gaming product. They're smart enough to make them look like the highest end for gaming and still manage to convince a few whales to buy them. They're pro-sumers, the 24GB of ram make it pretty clear.
I haven't watched him for a while. Was surprised about the facial hair.
At 8K the performance difference is probably more than 5-10% at 1440p/4k, but yeah. With DLSS and probably a bit lower settings it should work fine, unless there's some output limitation I am not aware of. Both cards have the same outputs right?
Well it gets a lot of benefit from being a corridor/arena shooter rather than showing vast landscapes most of the time but it is without a doubt one of the most performant games in recent years. My 2080 Ti can run it at 4K 100-120 fps at Ultra Nightmare settings.
I want 8K in a smaller display like 48" so I can put one on my desktop, have an incredible desktop sharpness and then just play games with integer scaling at lower res. Or 8K DLSS where supported. Maybe in the next 10 years...
it's like adding n2o booster to your honda civic...
you can do that but why..
Pretty crazy that Control got up to 8k 60 fps with raytracing. All thanks to ultra performance DLSS from 1440p, and it sounds like no game even benefits from Ampere's supposed ability to use DLSS at the same time frames are rendered, rather than just at the end like Turing. Considering that the performance might not be too much more demanding than native 1440p, I wonder if 8k 120hz would be doable if you just used DLSS without raytracing?
Also it's pretty crazy that 2 years ago we were joking about the 2080 ti barely being able to just do RT reflections in Battlefield V at 1080p 60 fps, now the 3090 can seemingly do a pretty decent "8k" 60 fps with more RT effects in Control.
Also it's pretty crazy that 2 years ago we were joking about the 2080 ti barely being able to just do RT reflections in Battlefield V at 1080p 60 fps, now the 3090 can seemingly do a pretty decent "8k" 60 fps with more RT effects in Control.
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It's weird just how impressive I am with this yet have no desire to play this way, regardless of how much it cost. Maybe if I could really see how good it looks?
Me watching MKBHD's video at 1080p since it didn't finish processing:
"This doesn't look like 8k to me....."
I like MKBHD on Twitter last night as well...
And I'm just thinking to myself: Who TF is out there watching anything in 8K already anyway? It's like maybe 5 people right now.
Lmaooo this is fantastic. 5 sounds about right. While being spoon-fed caviar of course.
I need it for all the giant uncompressed textures in these Skyrim mods.
How else am I going to replace all the druagr with photoreal Fall Guys?
How else am I going to replace all the druagr with photoreal Fall Guys?
World’s largest hard drive coming "within months"
WD will use SMR and helium to power a 20TB hard disk drive
www.techradar.com
HDD Manufacturers already have to use Air-sealed enclosures filled with helium to min-max performance on a hard drive, Don't expect HDD Tech to advance anymore without requiring either a new form factor or large changes, and that's just something that's not feasible these days