I thought non LCD (OLED) still suffer from screen burn. I did look at new monitors but gave up based on reviews of OLEDs having screen burn.
I spend the majority of the time on desktop so dont really want my icons melting into a new monitor!
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3090 Ti or 7900 XTX
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I spend the majority of the time on desktop so dont really want my icons melting into a new monitor!
Yeah, I simply wont switch to OLED for monitors or TV due to the HUDs or music titles that can be left on for hours. My favorite TV manufacturer SONY has switched their high end TVs to be mini LED this year which is great as far as I am concerned as it will push this tech forward. I currently own a SONY K95 MINI LED from a year or so back and although their is some blooming in a dark room (not my viewing preference) it disappears with ambient light so its a win for me.
Anyhow back on topic.
All relevant really as GPU and monitor goes hand in hand.
TV wise, im still using an LG 52" plasma from ~2014! Im sure it went through something like 12 hours of babestation one night and the logo was burned into the screen for about a week
It's all good though now, must have self healed.A man of culture. I salute you sir. (Spare us the details though)Im sure it went through something like 12 hours of babestation one night and the logo was burned into the screen for about a week
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oled blows and im not getting it for gaming till i dont have to go through 8000 steps per day to stop it burning in and being crap in 3 years of heavy use.
@op personally i wouldnt change cards unless you are not hitting your monitor refresh rate
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Excellent cards, I also had a Rage 128, 9800 Pro, X1900XTX, 3870, 4850, 4870, 7900 and others.
Back then you're right, the drivers needed more work, however they've improved massively in the last ten years, and although they're still not perfect on release of a new architecture/generation, they're often now decent fairly quickly into a card's lifespan, as long as no underlying hardware issues. To the point I've had as many issues with both camps in the last 5 years, and realistically, probably more on Nvidia.
XFX Radeon RX 7900 XTX Magnetic Air Review
The XFX Radeon RX 7900 XTX Magnetic Air comes with user-replaceable fans that pop out without any tools. It's a fantastic solution to clean your card and to simplify RMAs. The card achieved excellent performance results in our review, and the overclocking potential is highly impressive.
This recent review tells a lot of the story for us, the 7900XTX is often now second fiddle only to the 4090 on average, as long as you aren't desperate for DLSS/RT performance, and as the 3090/3090TI are in many of the tables, gives you some direct comparison points
My wife also recently got a 7900XT and it dumps all over her old 3080; and at higher resolution to boot.
Minimum FPS is probably more relevant than average, as it you'll notice drops more than average. About 30% faster for minimums averaged over thier game suite, and Warzone is a very AMD friendly title, so likely to be higher, maybe 50%+.
If you can get a good deal on a decent 7900XTX and lose nothing or even make some money back, you've not got much to lose, albeit I wouldn't bother at this point in the cycle, if you were going to have spend any decent change (as the next Nvidia gen will be faster, and the next AMD gen will probably be a BIT faster but with decently improved RT, and a cheaper price, if the current rumour mill is anywhere near on point).
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RT is on par with a 3090 in CP2077 (I've owned both)
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hohoho. The Warzone / War Zone games go back way before that. I had War Zone on AmigaI remember playing that game about 25 years ago
That appears to have got the idea from War Zone arcade commando game from the 50s??! - https://www.arcade-museum.com/Arcade/war-zone
I expect all mechanical with physical gun of some sort. Id love to see how it looked back then.
I also owned an Amiga 500, But i don't think i ever had the warzone game on it
(But then again i can't remember all of the games i had or played back then
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