is the extra VRAM really that beneficial?

[Raelgun]

It's a response to you comment. Won't elaborate as it goes off topic. We been though it already anyway as mention. Your answer was super sampling

Sigh, my answer was native with no AA (since I run at 4k)> taa and upscaling.

But again you did bring it up, you replied against my not liking compression since I know what it involves and what cons it has, this has nothing to do with TAA since it's not a compression technique.

Just give more vram and you won't have this issue with requiring compression and the cons that go with it, and when it comes to iq, this isn't a plus.

 

[TNA]

Just give more vram and you won't have this issue with requiring compression and the cons that go with it, and when it comes to iq, this isn't a plus.

But we been though this already. Do you not read the thread? I have no issue with more vram. The problem is the stupid prices nvidia want for cards that have more than 12gb. Hence I choose to not to buy those cards and guess what? Turns out no vram issues yet for me. Hence my position.

 

[heatonpkmassive]

One of two things is going to happen with this thread:

It goes on for hundreds of pages

It gets closed due to arguing and bickering

My money's on Option 2 at present.

 

[TNA]

I think the thread has runs it's course personally. Just going round in circles now.

 

[Stanners]

I agree, it has run its course