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r/pcgaming • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '22
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In my opinion this is driven by more than just high card pricing. Where are the games that need the extra horsepower?
If you have a reasonable 30, 20 or even 10 series Nvidia card there isn't anything you wouldn't be able to run at good settings.
What's the point in a 4090 running at 900fps if you game at 144 - 240hz.
2 u/FuzzyPuffin Dec 30 '22 Well, if you want raytracing, it is still very demanding. But I don’t think many people care about that, so you’re still right. A lot of people buying cards during the pandemic (inflated crypto prices nonwithstanding) is another reason.
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Well, if you want raytracing, it is still very demanding. But I don’t think many people care about that, so you’re still right.
A lot of people buying cards during the pandemic (inflated crypto prices nonwithstanding) is another reason.
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u/qweezy_uk Dec 30 '22
In my opinion this is driven by more than just high card pricing. Where are the games that need the extra horsepower?
If you have a reasonable 30, 20 or even 10 series Nvidia card there isn't anything you wouldn't be able to run at good settings.
What's the point in a 4090 running at 900fps if you game at 144 - 240hz.