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Must have missed that then, so they wern't calling it themselves, the Nvidia Killer internally ey
Im not surprised though tbh, if the consoles are anyting to go buy for the RDNA2, i think theres going to be quite a few disappointed people on here, 4k@30, and 1440p@30, and thats with no RT, ouch
Quite often if you want to "git good" at a particular onine multiplayer game, you'll also need to put in frankly obscene amounts of time to that one game, to the exclusion of all the other games in your Steam library and all the other non-gaming things you need to do also
I find competitive multiplayer games boring.
But then the idea of playing said games with AI bots would bore me to tears as well.
The whole genre of competitive multiplayer doesn't interest me in the slightest. Whether that's FPS or RTS or whatever.
Part of it is the fact that you are never "done" with the game like you are with a SP game. Then there's the complete absence of any kind of story, or campaign.
Ultimately there's no "point" to any computer game, but I really can't bring myself to play the same game over and over and over with no end in sight
At least with SP you have a well defined start point, where the game is easy, then as the story progresses it gets harder or more complicated, you enjoy the story and then it's all done. Finito.
Whereas there are still legions of people playing CS:GO today that have essentially been playing the same game for decades.
I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that (not at all), but it would absolutely drive me insane with boredom.
e: But then you've got the human factors as well. Playing with strangers online is often not without problems.
The AI player doesn't care if you've got 5 mins for a quick game or 5 hours. Doesn't care if you want to stop for dinner or a walk outside. And also doesn't have to do those things itself
The AI player will never rage quit, or shower you in a stream of expletives for making a rookie mistake (seriously, being a new player in an established game is often very much *not* fun).
Yadda, yadda.
I find competitive multiplayer games boring.
But then the idea of playing said games with AI bots would bore me to tears as well.
The whole genre of competitive multiplayer doesn't interest me in the slightest. Whether that's FPS or RTS or whatever.
Part of it is the fact that you are never "done" with the game like you are with a SP game. Then there's the complete absence of any kind of story, or campaign.
Ultimately there's no "point" to any computer game, but I really can't bring myself to play the same game over and over and over with no end in sight
At least with SP you have a well defined start point, where the game is easy, then as the story progresses it gets harder or more complicated, you enjoy the story and then it's all done. Finito.
Whereas there are still legions of people playing CS:GO today that have essentially been playing the same game for decades.
I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that (not at all), but it would absolutely drive me insane with boredom.
e: But then you've got the human factors as well. Playing with strangers online is often not without problems.
The AI player doesn't care if you've got 5 mins for a quick game or 5 hours. Doesn't care if you want to stop for dinner or a walk outside. And also doesn't have to do those things itself
The AI player will never rage quit, or shower you in a stream of expletives for making a rookie mistake (seriously, being a new player in an established game is often very much *not* fun).
Yadda, yadda.
we don't know that yet, what we do know is an 80CU RDNA2 GPU if it exists would be competitive with Ampere on rasterization but on price, ray tracing and DLSS who knows?
Even monster APUs won't make Nvidia sweat. Losing laptop graphics won't make that much of a dent in Nvidia's bank balance. Now, if a monster APU delivers anything up to mid-range performance, and thus degating the need to buy a discrete GPU at that performance tier, then yeah, Nvidia may get sweaty.
Must have missed that then, so they wern't calling it themselves, the Nvidia Killer internally ey
Despite DLSS 3 apparently being excellent, it's still a gimmick that shouldn't be needed if the raw grunt is there. Despite the leaked Ampere specs indicating the 3060 can ray trace better than the 2080 Ti, arguably it's still not powerful enough. As a result, despite the comparisons being there, I still think ray tracing performance is going to be disregarded when comparing AMD and Nvidia offerings, at least until the consoles lead the way in ray tracing ALL TEH THINGZ because they can (a year or 2 I reckon) by which time both AMD and Nvidia's ray tracing solutions will be significantly improved again.
It's called the PS5 and XBox Series X, isn't it?
