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I think it's more that Nvidia gives preferential treatment to friendly reviewers so that's where the incentive comes from. There have even been reports of Nvidia refusing press packs and card samples to people who were too honest about their products.
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It's what Nvidia themselves were pushing in their press release.
When compared to the 2060 super it's something like a 50% increase for the same price so in that respect it's a good upgrade, however when compared to the 3060 Ti it's more like 10% for the same price and the 3060 Ti comes with more memory, so...
yeah i was going to say the whiole 2060 was what nvidia wanted it comparing against so his less experienced team did that but all the other peoples a team were on it comparing it to last gen also and then you saw how crummy it was
And it loses to the 3060 in some instances as well - which is absolutely bonkers.
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It's not just cost but more so because monitor manufacturers don't have to change the chassis design of the monitor housing to accommodate the gsync module.
PCGamer said:
cause frame gen only helps on cpu bound games with low gpu usage, if your card is already ******** the bed trying to keep up how is it going to create more framesThe RTX 4060 Ti shows the hard limits of Nvidia's Frame Generation technology
The RTX 4060 Ti highlights where the limitations lie with Nvidia's Frame Generation technology
My testing highlights the fact that instead of giving extra performance, sometimes Frame Generation can slow your games down.www.pcgamer.com
So it works best with high-end, expensive cards that shouldn't need it? Interesting...
afaik the more frames part is to make it look better, more real frames you can generate yourself the less you can notice any fake frame shenannigans
So it works best with high-end, expensive cards that shouldn't need it? Interesting...
So it works best with high-end, expensive cards that shouldn't need it? Interesting...
Yet ironically it is being marketed the heaviest for "cheaper" cards whose performance is too low!So it works best with high-end, expensive cards that shouldn't need it? Interesting...
Bingo, it's all about persuading people to accept less hardware for more money, "but DLSS!" It's so obvious only the zealots or marketing department would say anything else.
Exactly paying for software cheats now just to see the fps counter state high fps and fool the general public that are not that tech savvy and realise they are being sold second rate hardware or hardware that has been designed for nothing but greed. I pay for hardware and use the real ways to see uplift not fake tricks and will always buy that way the hardware I use and never look at benchmarks that are not apples to apples as we have always measured performance increases, anything else is a lie in my book.
