you'd have to be criminally insane to pay that priceThese are bargin at the moment.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/asus...dr5x-pci-express-graphics-card-gx-41l-as.html
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you'd have to be criminally insane to pay that priceThese are bargin at the moment.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/asus...dr5x-pci-express-graphics-card-gx-41l-as.html
you'd have to be criminally insane to pay that price
I could see the value in paying £700 for a 1080Ti if PC games were producing visuals better than what God Of War on PS4 Pro is turning out, but there isn't a single game on PC that looks as good as it does on a crappy old 2014 era, 4.2Tflop GPU.
All goes to show the old saying...it's not what you've got but how you use it.
I could see the value in paying £700 for a 1080Ti if PC games were producing visuals better than what God Of War on PS4 Pro is turning out, but there isn't a single game on PC that looks as good as it does on a crappy old 2014 era, 4.2Tflop GPU.
All goes to show the old saying...it's not what you've got but how you use it.
No amount of money will let you play an exclusive on a PC - that's why I have my PS4 Pro, just for that.Work harder, get paid more, get a high end PC and enjoy a far better gaming experience.
Work harder, get paid more, get a high end PC and enjoy a far better gaming experience.
Work harder, get paid more, get a high end PC and enjoy a far better gaming experience.
well technically he said harder not faster.Do you get paid piece rates at work so you actually get paid more the faster the you work?
Can't believe nobody's destroyed you for this comment.
well technically he said harder not faster.
well, working harder would imply you are giving work more effort, possibly implying more shifts undertaken, more overtime etc. if you are sales based, being more motivated to phone people and er sell stuff.How do you work harder without working faster?
If you are not giving 100% effort then start giving 100% effort then you are working faster (achieving more in same time)
If you become more efficient you are becoming more fast.
Please give me an example of working harder without increasing your speed.
What job guarantees you more money for working harder? Yes I know you can get promoted, get more sales etc. But only working longer hours or achieving more in a given time at piece rates guarantees you more work.
Work harder in this case = git gud.
How do you work harder without working faster?
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The PS4 in particular feels bad value, as a higher model got released only after a couple of years, and a PS5 seems to be coming already even tho the PS4 has a pretty small game library, the games library for the PS4 is tiny compared to both the PS2 and PS3.
Do you get paid piece rates at work so you actually get paid more the faster the you work?
Can't believe nobody's destroyed you for this comment.
Obviously if u work harder u get better pay rises/bonuses etc. Can’t believe u don’t understand that.
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