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Probably because they're tired of hearing how great the GTX 1080 and 1080 ti were.
My 1080ti was great until I realized how unpopular it was. COD MW, MW2, and MW3 all have massive bugs that seem exclusive to it. The pixelated shadows in MW were annoying, but the performance bugs in MW2 & 3 are sooo bad I can't play no matter how low the settings are, because it refuses to use my entire card... And the 1080ti is just too un-popular that they never cared to fix it.
It is legitimately the best card the company has ever released at the time of release.@@DWalter.27
@@DWalter.27 Your problem isn't 1080 ti it's your bad taste in video games lmao. I'd be ashamed to admit I play cod nowadays.
@@DWalter.27 To fix this problem, you gotta overclock your 1080 ti to the right amount of degree so the COD fish can cook more properly.
there were entire memes spawned from the 1080Ti. That thing was legendary when it came out. wtf you talking about?? @@DWalter.27
Can't wait for the AI-TX 7090 Ti
I hope you're willing to sell your child, car and house then! 🙄😄
You forgot the Super. So AI-TX-7090 Super Ti
I can actually see them calling ATX
Sounds like AMD
AI-TX 7990TI SUPER GREEN FOUNDER EDITION 48G
If RTX stood for Ray Tracing, Nvidia was afraid of what GTX would stand for... That's why they had to pull the plug.
gay tracing, what plug were they pulling...
Underrated
Ffs 😂😂😂😂@@chriswhite2901
Gay Trading X-treme?
RTX = Ray Trey Xhing
Why you do that? 😂
Must be a really important guy if he's on all the new gpus 🤔
GTX = Gay Trey Xhing?
My gtx 1060: -I'm still alive
My 1070 says hello
My Gt 210 : -I'm already dead
@@LoganLogan-vd7gy1070 twin also says hello
... but I'm tired, boss.
My gt 730 -i was born dead
But my GTX 1070Ti will still get updates? Right? Right??
By amd
Yes of course
End of life support for GTX 10 series is Q1 of this year. The GTx 9 series drivers ended last year. Those cards are extremely old at this point.
@@helloitsme4139does that mean i can't play games anymore?
@@helloitsme4139 😢
Riley Murdock can singlehandedly keep all LTT's channels.
Riley's Tech Tips
Don't give Linus insecurity or Riley may be fired
With or without the mustachs
my 1080ti is still great, sure, I dont have raytracing, but I still have FSR upscaling thanks to AMD, who does support my card...
I'm in a similar situation. I am not worried about not being able to run games at decent framerates, but i am worried of the card dying. Most 1080TIs wont be replaced because they couldn't run games anymore, but because they died of old age. Fans of mine are already making weird oscillating sounds, so i doubt it has many years left in it.
Realistically I would need to buy 500 $ graphic card + new power supply to outdo my 1080ti. I'm playing Horizon Zero Dawn at 1080p on high with 60fps 99% of the time.
@@Diegoshadow85 The 3060 already has better performance, at least on average, than the 1080ti. 250ish bucks. Draws nearly half as much power as 1080ti. If that's not good enough, apparently 40 dollars more gets you the 4060 that draws even less power and solidly defeats the 1080ti in anything I could find a comparison on.
@@ruukinenWith upscaling? Unless there's been some pretty serious updates, it looked like the 4060 sometimes lost to even the old 3060.
@@DruidEnjoyer just rip off the old fan shroud and mount case fans to it frankenstein style. better than buying a new gpu only because a fan died
1080 Ti still has tons of life left.
Indeed
best gpu ever made
Evga ftw3 1080ti = best looking cooler on a gpu ever
I love my 1080 TI, especially since it was only $300 when I bought it
Just put my old one in the pc I gave to my mother :P
My first card was 7900 GTX. A beast at the time with "massive" 512MB of VRAM. I did own 8800 GTS 320 later and GTX 1080. Now im on RTX 2080 Ti.
I stopped at the msi gtx 1080 gaming x up untill 2023 she was a mother fucking beast. Now im using a 7800xt because fuck nvidia.
I went from an ATI X1650 to a 9800 GTX+.
@@brandon43575gig of ram, it was amazing
@@TheMsr47gaming Amd is so much cheaper and on par with team green i have a 6900xt custom water cooled
@@TheMsr47gaminghows that 7800xt been treating you? I have a 1080ti and im gaming in 1440p but its just not really doing as well as i had hoped.
I ain't giving up my 1080ti, that shit has outlived 2 mobos and I ain't about to buy a 4060 anytime soon
Why buy a 4060, really similar performance and you won't be able to really do anything you couldn't before
@@darthpotwet2668that’s literally what he said bro…
Same. Not supporting nvidia and their ai endeavours
Just get an AMD card I got a 7800 XT
You shouldn’t buy a 4060 anyway if you’re a new 1080Ti buyer
So many people “still on a 2080 or 1070” While I’m here on a 970 lol. But it’s perfectly fine for 1080p gaming honestly.
I have intel integrated graphics 💀😭
@@ZuperPotatoStop being poor my guy.🤣
@@JamesBond77 ima get an rx 7900 xt 20gb this is why i was poor i was saving up
I wish Nvidia would throw a bone to us non raytracing folks. I do not want to pay an inflated price for a card with such a feature as it's useless for the games I play.
remember when a 60 series card like the 960 and 1060 meant budget friendly at $200-250? makes me cringe that nowadays the same tier cards are now $400-$500, people should seriously stop feeding the greed to force nvidia and amd to make card prices reasonable again
I can help. I can keep my 1060 for as long as i can lol
yes my 1060 is slowely but surely dying, it really cant keep up with modern Games, Elden Ring 1080 Medium 45 FPS... but paying 300 for an Upgrade WTF?! And Im surely not the only one looking for a used card, those are sometimes even more expensive then new ones O.o
Remember when you could buy a cheeseburger for a nickel. Pepper ridge farms remembers.
Remember when you could buy literally anything for cheaper than it is now? Yeah thats how the world works, don’t see how that’s in any way controlled by NVIDIA or AMD though…
Nvidia doesn't care if no one ever buys any of their graphics cards ever again. They're making their money with AI now. No one in that market is crying about what anything costs.
My 1080Ti SLI setup is still going strong! Yeah, I was dumb enough to build an SLI set up in the first place.
We have all been there I remember the gold old days of my GTX 670 SLI setup it was mint.
I recently built an SLI of Titans Xp and I just love it, of course now its more reasonable as the prices of those cards are very low.
sli was still going strong when the 1080 ti came out. It's a shame we can't sli 2 4090's together and game comfortably at 4k240hz or 8k.
@TheBlueVaron the problem is that the game you are playing doesn't support SLI anymore
@@christmasisawesome9348 for me its working on every game so i guess i just know how to configure it
When you have 80% market share you can call your products whatever you like.
If we're only counting GPUs, they have a fucking 85 to 90% market share. They're pretty much unstoppable due to the advances in AI they've done. Intel is gonna need a few more years but it'll be fucking embarrassing if they can pull more powerful hardware than what AMD can do with Battlemage and beyond.
@@ShyvorixI'm sure AMD will surprise us with an amazing new card that blows the 5090 out of the water...........
They are not making high end for this year. Let's see if they can get 4080 performance to $400.@@I.C.Weiner
0:57 The 8800GTX would like to have a word with you, sir 😤
He's talking about GTX as a prefix not suffix.
Lmao he skipped 0:39
@@lolzlolz102 Bah humbug! The 8800GTX introduced CUDA and was revolutionary as the "more modern" GPU of its generation 😘 it deserves an honorable mention
Yes! The 8800GTX was the 1080TI of its day, and was a strong choice into the days of the 3-400 series.
Can't wait for PTX 9060 with path tracing!
That's what I was thinking would come after RTX. They're going to move on to a different designation eventually.
Gtx 1650 mobile user here, well currently I am away from home and my desktop. To be fair, i don't really miss my desktop as much i thought, i don't game much lately and when using blender, i can just use sheepit and Google colab alongside my laptop to render stuff a bit faster.
1650 still has some steam left
Thank you for explaining the differences between GTX and RTX. I use GPUs for hardware video encoding not playing games, and so I tend to think more about their different levels of hardware encoding, rather than ray tracing or not ray tracing.
The GTX 1060 just refuses to become obsolete. Idk how an affordable card from 2016 is still playing new games at a decent framerate.
AMD is the reason. Without FSR you'd still be playing at game console quality framerates of 30fps unbefitting of a pc master racer.
@@chokeeweebee I don’t use FSR
@@jivewig well then how are you gonna play the latest newest games above 30fps??🤔
@@chokeeweebee well tbf I didn’t mean the latest AAAA like Cyberpunk or Last of Us.
@@jivewig Neither of those are AAAA, and neither of those are the latest games. The latest demanding title would be something like Dragons Dogma 2.
Firmware updatable monitors?! Can't wait when my keyboard going to be firmware updatable. With a separate updates for each key...
i just got my 1080ti......
???
Will probably jump up in price now, since it’s being discontinued
@@AMabud-lv7hy1080 Ti was discontinued 6 years ago. Now it's going out of support, which will accelerate the slow, inevitable fade into irrelevancy. I think the opposite will happen. In several years they will just become power hogs with less features and performance than a new, entry-level chip. The price is bound to go down.
Wow congrats you made an awful purchase decision lmao
Surely this is a joke 😂
first gfx card voodoo banshee then bought another and used a loopback cable for dual card goodness. Still got a zotac amp extreme 1080 ti . upgrading in the summer
I still believe that my lovely 1080ti can give me 3 more years
It can give you a lot more years if you play the newest games at 1080p 60fps and also if developers make their games run on cards like these.
Just a note for Riley (and just my opinion): Calling it a "delta" lets people who wouldn't normally come across the word learn it in a context that makes sense. Saying it's a $100 delta means that when you're dealing with straight numbers (and not functions etc), "delta" and "difference" are interchangeable, so if they hear it elsewhere, they have a better idea what's actually being said.
Delta means change. What are you on about “not functions”? Delta means any finite change.
@@cane870 I'm not disagreeing :) But when it comes to learning a new term, I have no problem with the approach of "this is what it means in this context" and then expanding it later. A lot of words and phrases in a lot of languages have different ways to use them depending on context, so starting with something simpler (calling a delta the same as a difference, for example) I feel is an acceptable place to start. The reason I took functions out of the equation, so to speak, is because that's when determining the delta and its implications becomes more complicated. No wrong answer here, IMO.
Ah the good old days! The nostoglia that just hit, I remeber being 15 and a sophmore in high school when the Geforce 7 series launched, and buying a 7600 GT KO from Evga, and as well paired with my Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeMusic sound card, and buying BattleField 2 on launch day for pc, and just playing that game like crazy back then. What good times and good memories, makes me feel old now lol!
My first card was a 3dfx Voodoo 3 paired with a pentium 3 running Windows 2000 back in 2008. Second GPU was GT 1030 1gb I put into a sff HP I bought with a i5 from eBay in 2017 lol.
GTX 1070 here...plugging along.
why not just upgrade? its been almost a damn decade
Nah brah. I'm on a 1070ti
Yo, don't knock the Delta (Δ)! It's used in math, physics, engineering, coding (VisualDiff anyone) and should be used in law (curse those "we changed our xyz agreement"... just give me the Delta between those 2 agreements dang you lawyers!). Long live the Δ !
MSI GTX 1080 Ti Gaming X 11G since August 2017. Unless the card blows or I find an insane deal on a 4070 Ti or better (I will frame the 1080 Ti on the wall/shelf either way), I don't see myself upgrading for a while still.
My Brother got a GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition in box for $500 back in 2017 from a guy that apparently "bought too many". He had to drive 150 miles and stand outside and yell for twenty minutes for the guy to wake up but he got it! He still uses it, but not like he used too since he works so much now.
$400 GTX 4070 would sell like hot cakes
nvidia make way more money from selling for AI dev now,they will no longer make product that targer gamers first,price will never go down
@@ogaimon3380 +they can only justify pricing of there shit cards like 4070/4060 ti beeing the biggest offender with dlss. without those its like buying amd but still relying on amd tech to fix shortcomings, it would be just a worse Amd card, even more DOA then the 3050 6 gb lmao.
970 gang where y'all at
Here!
3.5 gb vram advertised as 4
980 hete
I was on a 970 sli setup until about 6 months ago. new 2070s blows it out of the water
@@conkerbob2412 millionaire
Can we come back with the Riva and TNT brandings please?
Gtx 1070ti .. got ripped out for the rtx 3070ti.. Then put in another build ... Still powering along
If you want to buy a lower end GPU without RTX you can buy Radeon lmao
wait, the gtx 10 and 16 series weren't discontinued until now?
The 10s were but 16s weren't.
@@getpoked2498 wait I'm confuse, i have My gtx 1050ti and still receiving some updates.
@@leexy3395 production was discontinued not software support
@@electron310 I see
I kind of wonder with the lower end RTX cards, how many people actually crank up graphics settings on those? enabling RTX is a minor performance hit, and if the card is already on the lower end, do people use the ray tracing feature? I'm biased towards wanting a higher and smoother frame rate at the cost of detail though, so I could very well be missing a large segment of people that want it to look good and don't mind lower FPS/stutters.
1660ti with the new rebar mod has been great
Does it actually help?
Why the hell are Nvidia still making 16 series cards??? I bought mine in what... 2018?
because they were really the only good budget cards out there on nividia side lmao nividia does not do budget cards anymore, a 4060 is not even far off from a 1080ti. The cards have become amazing now but only in the 600 and up price tag, like a 4070 super is better then a 3090 but the 60 cards in both 30 and 40 are both just worthless flops. They would not still make them if they had made even one single good budget card in 6 years.
@@nigelthornberry7513 Yeah ok, but it makes no sense to get a 1660. An rx580 is pretty much just as good, and you can get them for around 100 euros in Germany.
@@scaree2496 that is why I said on the nvidia side, because they have no good budget cards. Never said anything about amd, I know they have good budget cards, but if someone wanted nvidia for things like dlss, and drivers, and video enhancement, if you are doing it on a budget really the 16 series was about all that made any sense. The 2060 sucked and was over priced, same with the 3060 and it used even more power and still sucked at its price, then the 4060 that is the best 60 series card yet but even still not a good deal at all for what it costs. So for a budget the 16 series was it for nvidia.
Aw shit, I still use a 1060
I would still use my gtx960 but it is getting a little old now with only 2gb of ram, but still done what I needed it to until last year. still works fine so it is in storage of an old pc for that nostalga feeling!!
@@michaelthomas3646 my 1060 still works fine for the games I need it for, I can't play too much during the summer or it gets toasty, and I'm trying to make it last
Whats wrong with a 1060? I also have one and fail to see upgrading yet
1060 ain't dead yet, no problem using it.
@@WeatherMan2005 it has to do a lot of work and heat up
3:28 😅 Jensen H. would approve of your analysis! 😉
ok just how many channels do you guys have?? KZhead need to have a subscription folder button
Imagine a RTX 1080? maybe a 10th anniversary of the most revolutionary card Nvidia ever made in 2016, or is that completely stupid
That's pretty stupid. If you mean a RT capable 1080, it'd be like buying a Frankenstein card that still can't do RT well. It'd probably cost the same price as a 4070 too.
It’s called the RTX 3050
Most revolutionary card? The 8800 series would like a word with you.
And I'm sitting here limping along with my gtx 960 2gb I bought years ago, stuck with it cause I've either been unemployed, in extremely tight financial situations, poor paying jobs, or unstable/unreliable jobs since I bought it.
Lol.
I consider getting the 4GB variant for a Windows XP build if the GTX 980 won't be bottlenecked by the i7-4790S.
MSI Geforce 7800GTX, my very first GPU i bought to upgrade. Almost 19 years ago and it was 500 euros as high-end graphics card's price.
Back then i got a Gainward Bliss 7800 GS Silent 512 MB for AGP connector... a good card! But what is more interesting, how long will NV 710 and 730 sold new from now on? 🤣
GTX 10xx is the goat, THE GOAT🗣️🗣️🗣️
It is. But it will not last forever.
Technically neither will the 40 series
It's indeed a bittersweet transition, but NVIDIA's shift towards RTX makes sense from the perspective of technological advancement and profit margin. The GTX brand has certainly carved a niche for itself in gaming history.
A niche is something rarely anyone uses in specific situation, or is soon to be forced down you're throat
Honestly I’ve seen about three videos on this topic now, it’s a name, it literally means nothing. They could rename the whole line to Donkeycock and the silicon is the same. It’s not news.
At this point i feel my gtx 108å i bought second hand will survive a bomb blast but plz tell me it will receive updates
3:28 When I hear about DELTA Air Lines and T.J Maxx, I just figure it's a Gamers Nexus video.
Feeling pretty confident we're going to see a marketing shift to "AIX" soon.
Yeah, seems like the 3050 6GB is the new 1650, and taking the high inflation of 2021-2 into account it's actually a little cheaper than the 1650 was at launch.
You forgot to mention that APU & iGPU are so powerful that it make no noise getting low end GPU
Im still using my GT 1030! I cant believe the GTX are becoming obselete
@@tech_exodus Well it was 2018 and i just wanted a GPU for roblox. I paired it with a Pentium G4560 and now i have an i3 10105f but still using a gt 1030.
GTX 10 series are like a decade old dude lol
to have display output?@@tech_exodus
@@helloitsme4139 yep.. but still holding on strong
gtx 1080 isnt obsolete at all it can even play some games in 4k
0:25 that's a lotta hmm
0:28 no budget cuts here
I threw a 4060 in a 10 year old box, i can play Cyberpunk at 1080p 60(ish), it's amazing lol. Having a great second act with the old girl right now...
I can't believe the most expensive GPU (even made by NVIDIA too!) is HALF THE PRICE of the 4090. And that's accounting for inflation, which is absurd.
The 1660ti for laptops was actually a great gpu for the price. When I bought a 1660ti laptop I figured I'd only get a couple years use out of it before it just couldn't handle new games, but it actually lasted a lot longer than I expected. I mean, a new game would launch and I was like, "This will be the one that's unplayable," but would constantly be surprised how well it would handle that game.
Next year "Why is Nvidia killing off RTX and only producing AI cards?"
Entry level card is £300, mental. A few years ago that was the price of the flagship
A flagship card for £300 just a few years ago? A few years ago the 3090 was £1,399. Hell my 1070 was £350 long before that, and it wasn't even the flagship card.
I was just listening and not looking and I thought you were Linus for a minute
Which minute?
@@RubixB0y they sound just alike
@@reliableprepper In what version of the universe? In ours they are nothing alike!
@@reliableprepperright….
@@ToTheGAMES oh I was just saying I wasn't even watching the screen I was just listening and I thought it was Linus talking for a minute. Yeah there's a difference but speaking styles or similar and it just threw me off a little bit
Me: bought a GTX 1070 2 weeks ago to replace the poor GT 1030 -- great, I already feel like I'm using ancient hardware
got my evga gtx 1070 still and the things a tank. Had it oc'd to 2ghz for over 5-6 years now and bought it used for 250$. And still rocking a 3770k 4.6ghz and 24gb ddr3 at 2200mhz lol. I need a new cpu badly and would love dlss because 1440p some newer games wont even work with my cpu like forza motorsport. But can run lots of other new games at 1440p.
Nvidia didn't kill GTX they added a feature and rebranded it to RTX. When they add a new feature it'll get rebranded once again...
so GTX was put to rest and replaced with RTX, good try rewording it though lmao
That Editor really seems to miss the GTX branding :D
0:34 I must say, these 'VIDEO CARDS' these shoppers are eyeing look suspiciously non-video card-ish!
Never understood of the point of the 16 series and I had a 1660ti mobile
It was basically a cut down version of the Turing architecture which powered the RTX 20 series that HAD ray tracing. It was a stop gap between the higher-ned RTX 20 series and the older GTX 10 series.
8800GTS/8800GTX, GTX260/280 that was the golden era, so nostalgic.
having "delta" In the script makes me suspect this was all written by AI
Never even understood what the hell was the 16series and who was dumb enough to buy one!?
Yep, I bought an Asus 7800 GTX...... Talk about buyers remorse. The 8800 GTX came out a few months later.
The rtx branding really should've stayed gtx because most of the "affordable" rtx cards can't really do any ray tracing even at 30 fps 2k or 1080p. Hell, my 4070 at 4k can't even dream about rendering ray tracing in modern games what so ever and the 3070 could barely pull off ray tracing at 2k and both these cards costs a kidney in my country.
3070 isn't that bad pricewise right now but these cards can't realistically pull ray traycing with 60fps anyways.
The problem is you're trying to render 4k and RT at the same time. Everyone knows that's not gonna fly without their DLSS AI crap.
I agree, try using a Ray Tracing on something like RTX 3050 or 4050 and you know that they should be called a GTX instead.
4070 can play path traced CP2077 at 90-100+ FPS with DLSS3, that's the heaviest RT game. That was the entire point of DLSS enabling RT at high resolution presentation.
Imagine how much the RTX 4060 could cost if they didn't waste money putting ray tracing on their lowesr cards. Amusing that they released the RTX 3050 6GB that can powered by just the mobo but still wasted consumers' money putting RT cores they can't really use. This would go a long way in the price down on the lower end cards.
The raytracing is not for gamer. It's byproduct of Pro-card series, like Geforce always has been. They just went double down on it as "New feature" Only to backfired surprisingly because now Geforce has exact same performance on 3D rendering as Quadro counterpart, leading to Nvidia really refuse to give more VRAM (VRAM overload = crashed on 3D render)
Imagine how much it could cost if they didn't have a functional monopoly and couldn't throw infinite GPUs at an investor boondoggle. Ray tracing has nothing to do with it; they were already artificially inflating both the naming schemes and tier pricing before we even hit crypto.
So like Nissan if they cancel skyline?
I got rid from my 1060 for a 4060 like 3 months ago lol
they're killing GTX because my 1080ti gives me pause to buy anything newer. They're finally trying to kill their mistake (making a product too good!).
Pascal cards were built different, and Nvidia realised it was too good.
I am absolutely convinced that Riley is one of the very few people who could rock a Charlie Chaplin beard as his normal beard style without making it weird.
Watching this video on 30 fps with all those moving websites moving was ....MY EYES!!!!
Honestly it all went down hill after GTX cards. 3080 was/is a great card but after that its all pretty shit value. Rip 1080ti, probably the best all round card ever
They kill GTX only for its replacement cards to not run 1080p smoothly yet alone have "ray tracing" hopes for it to be named RTX LOL
How about you don't buy latest gen and get something decent like 3060 that'll outperform most if not all GTX cards while offering almost all RTX features and more VRAM ? Nobody asked you to buy crappy 8gb 4060 lmao. Or how about you buy AMD ? 7800xt lookin' juicy rn.
@@DragonOfTheMortalKombat Well I also advocate AMD for low end chips. I'm pissed for the fact people will buy 3050s or 4060s no matter how shitty nvidia gets at this point
Is that Felicia Day at 0:35
2 days after i built my pc with a 1070 windforce 3x
ad on a 5mins video? classic Ltity
without ads they wouldnt make the video in the first place though, theyd lose money
yall see ads on youtube? That must suck
@@cashnelson2306 Ad Blocker (or 5 bucks a month for youtube premium) + skipping 20 seconds when I hear "and now a words from our sponsor"
Right after GPU crypto pricing started to lessen I sold all my GPUs like 1050ti,1060 3gb, 970, r9 290 and for basically the same price bought 1070/1080 for many of my family PCs for around $100 each. But then great AMD 6000 series deals popped up not long after and I sold off all pascal cards except a $80 1080 that is still in my shop pc for some 1080p 60hz gaming muscle. Pascal was great but it’s time to move on for primary role gaming PCs.
Think I will replace my 1080ti when RTX has 2048 tensor cores instead of a measly 512 lol Run portal RTX at 20 FPS or I can generate some DLSS 3 blurry fake frames that delay response time to the game
I had a GTX 1080ti, and it was great for a while. But the gtx series as a whole is aged out. There's nothing wrong with that. Technology has to grow and evolve. Otherwise we would be stuck paying for the exact same thing, over and over. The only laptop in my house that still has a GTX GPU is a laptop I used back in 2014 for school. I gave it to my son, and the only thing he does use it for, is ROBLOX. That's the entire extent of its use. Running something he prefers to play on his IPad.
my 1080ti can handle 4k 120hz for most things I’m playing, but if it wasn’t for FSR newer games like baldurs gate 3 would be unplayable.
Why does this guy sound like a Linus?
Canadian?
same script writers
@@4070super Nah I don't mean the accent, but just the way things are said... like some hyperactive 16 years old...
@@Optimistas777 That may very well be the case indeed... is this channel owned by Linus?
@@QoraxAudio Yes. Linus Tech Tips is part of Linus Media Group which owns many youtube channels, such as TechQuickie, ShortCircuit, TechLinked, MacAddress, GameLinked, LMGClips and others. It's not a coincidence that they can be similar, since probably there's overlap of writers, editors, leadership etc.
watching on GTX1650 laptop and i hear that production of GTX16 series was stopped, i have Rare item 😂
Funny, I don't see the point of Ray tracing in games, but I love the fact that I can use my RTX card for Dldsr , can be used to replace anti aliasing
Can anyone tell me which is better rtx 3060 ti or the rtx 4060 in performance and don't compare the price
According to Techpowerup's GPU comparison table the 3060ti is 8% better than the 4060 but for similar price to performance the RX 7600XT 16GB might be the better option for longevities sake since it has double the VRAM. Ofc it depends on your use case/preferences and the price ranges in your region. Current prices of these cards in the UK for example range from £280-330 brand new but I'm currently looking at an RTX 3080 12GB going for £350 on marketplace which is pretty tempting and I've seen a few 3060 12GB cards going fairly cheap too (around £250) on the second hand market. Whichever way you decide I would not be recommending anyone buy an 8GB card in 2024 and if I did then it would probably be the RX 6600 for no more than £200.
if they wanna kill the gtx series then they should bring down the prices of entry level rtx gpus like the 3060 and 4060 to that of what the current gtx 1660 series else these will be too much for a budget gamer
Video Suggestion. I'm almost certain you've done a video on this before. But after watching another tech channel give a link to Microsoft's own Website, for a script that removes the LONG FILE NAMES LIMIT from roughly 155-160 - to up to 3000. So as a long time PC user from the old DOS days, that is a bit anal about very long directories & subdirectories, and therefore, always running into trouble with that limit. I'm just struggling to understand why Windows 11 at least, wouldn't have that limit set to 3000 characters automatically. In other words, I am reluctant to use the available script, as there must be some downside to why it wouldn't be on by default. As I'm sure if it was, most image viewers / editors / programs etc would just adapt with an update to be compatible???. My suggestion is a video in more depth (please) as to why this wouldn't be the case - especially in 2024?
Riley, you should have said "savings quadrant"
the animations in this video are like 6fps and it hurts my eyes.
6fps? we had 8fps animations back in 1999
@@gamecubeplayer yah im use to those. I just bought Dungeon Keeper on steam.
i mean id preffer a gtx 4080. They can leave out all the rtx stuff i never use. Idk replace it with more normal cuda cores or memory idk
Can't wait for the next PTX 2080 Ti