Soldato
Absolutely, only a good thing as long as it's handled correctly in competitive play and whatnot
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If consoles supported kb + mouse I would be all over one and just get a cheap pc for browsing but I can't see it happening as all the moaners will be complaining about unfair advantage for multi player
I tried the spiitfish for the ps3 and it was a bit hit and miss, but I did try the wii for first person shooters and whilst the first games were not very good later when devs got the hang of it moh and conduit were very good to play with the wii motion control and I was hoping sony and Microsoft would pick up on it but its seems they just cant move on from the ancient padI have thought about a ps4 pro tbh and although you can get the mod for keyboard and mouse I would like proper support and games that use them.
Who needs a £600 card to play Fifa or a driving game but fps games are just sad with a controller and the aim assist is just another word for no skills.
All Sony and Microsoft have to do for they're next consoles is give the games mouse and keyboard support. If the Scorpio and PS5 or whatever it will be called can really run native 4k 60 at a cost of about £500 - £600 then mid-range and below for PC gaming is dead. Especially now that top end cards are so ridiculously priced. I have already said to my lad that the days of his free upgrades are numbered as I will be going Scorpio if they can pull off the 4k 60FPS with KB & Mouse support. My current PC will be fine for internet etc.... and the crazy thing is....WE are to blame for it all for buying overpriced cards.
Having just SLI'd my Titan Xp's I'm defo not going to jump on the first cards released!
Probably wait until the ti or Titan versions
My wallet will thank me
Your wallet will thank you? you "just" Bought another Titan XP - at a grossly over inflated price compared to the 1080Ti. And you're talking of doing it again next gen. I think your wallet doesn't thank you very much.
Your wallet will thank you? you "just" Bought another Titan XP - at a grossly over inflated price compared to the 1080Ti. And you're talking of doing it again next gen. I think your wallet doesn't thank you very much.
Such people do exist!It would seem moneys not a issue for this person.
https://videocardz.com/69504/sk-hynixs-updated-memory-catalog-features-hbm2-and-gddr6
https://www.skhynix.com/static/filedata/fileDownload.do?seq=421
SK Hynix databook updated Q2 2017 found 2 GDDR6 parts listed 12 and 14Gbps. 3 weeks ago SK Hynix announced 16Gbps GDDR6 for 384 bit schedule to launch in Q1 2018 so these both 12 and 14Gbps GDDR6 schedule to launch in Q4 2017 are obviously 256 bit reserved for Volta GTX 2070 and GTX 2080.
https://videocardz.com/69504/sk-hynixs-updated-memory-catalog-features-hbm2-and-gddr6
https://www.skhynix.com/static/filedata/fileDownload.do?seq=421
SK Hynix databook updated Q2 2017 found 2 GDDR6 parts listed 12 and 14Gbps. 3 weeks ago SK Hynix announced 16Gbps GDDR6 for 384 bit schedule to launch in Q1 2018 so these both 12 and 14Gbps GDDR6 schedule to launch in Q4 2017 are obviously 256 bit reserved for Volta GTX 2070 and GTX 2080.
To put it in perspective:
256-bit at 14 Gbps = 448 GB/s bandwidth
That's pretty impressive for 256-bit.
Though I wonder if this is enough for 4K60. We haven't had the chance to see any 600+ GB/s cards yet, to see if extreme memory bandwidth really makes a big difference at current compute power.
Volta might also have better memory efficiency though too.
To put it in perspective:
256-bit at 14 Gbps = 448 GB/s bandwidth
That's pretty impressive for 256-bit.
Though I wonder if this is enough for 4K60. We haven't had the chance to see any 600+ GB/s cards yet, to see if extreme memory bandwidth really makes a big difference at current compute power.
Volta might also have better memory efficiency though too.