Remij

Might as well grab it if you haven't already. The game is awesome.

Larry's got to go

That's complete bullshit Back in the PS1/PS2 days consoles were way more appealing than they are now. Now they are.... low end PCs

I'm fucking ready

Digital all the way... lmao fuck discs and cases Only time for physical is if it's a game from a series that's really awesome and sentimental. You want to have a complete physical collection of it. I'll always buy Blizzard games retail, and certain special editions for games that are incredible Other than that

Where did you buy your card from? I thought you got it used?

I removed the Xbox vaseline filter

So yea people are beginning to mod the character models in the game. Here's Claire with Annette Birkin's hairstyle and blonde color. You can also give her Ada's hair, and change colors to whatever you want

Of course I'm going to be buying the game... but let's be clear, nothing about it shits on RE2.. on PC But even if it does... Capgods will have done it again

I'd like to be wrong too.. but.. it's AMD

I just read that it's essentially a newer build of the same demo released on Xbox before Was going to download it on PS4... now I'm not even going to bother.

Same shit as the last one or what?

^^

But...it's not released yet

Kokujin trying to prove his own point here

If they can turn their fighting division around like they have their other divisions, there's no stopping them

You say all of this could be in the professional market giving them a chance to come to grips with it... Professional markets have been doing this shit for decades... and tensor cores are 2 gens old now.. The professional market doesn't need to learn this... the gaming market does You have no fucking clue as to what's going on here and you're just trying to pin everything on the fact that these cards have ray-tracing as the source of all the commotion.. it's laughable They're paying a price for a miss-read of the crypto market... not fucking RTX, get a clue dumbass

Capcom

No, there was a reason... and it's not because RTX... Nvidia was overvalued because of the crypto shit. That was Nvidia's fuck up for sure. They were never THAT big of a company... it wasn't until they started flooding that market with cards that their stocks shot up to WAY higher than they could maintain. They made huge amounts of cards to sell to that market.. and then it collapsed. They definitely fucked up there, and that's the shit that makes stock holders pull out. RTX had little to nothing to do with it. Nvidia had way too much excess cards, and thus the market was flo

They didn't force it in. They developed it and found a way to utilize their RT cores and tensor cores for their consumer products... Nvidia would have charged what they charged regardless... Jesus you guys have no clue. You think if Nvidia threw a thousand more CUDA cores on there and performance was that much higher that they wouldn't have??? ROFL

Get outta here They inflated their product line by releasing NEW technologies. Tech which has zero real application? LOL Are you aware of what tensor cores are and what they do/accelerate? You do realize that GPUs these days are cut down versions of GPUs designed for data centers and professional applications... The technology is absolutely the future, and just because there's not much GAMING support for it yet, which is a valid reason to not purchase the cards for it specifically, it absolutely was imperative to develop those core technologies into their GPU architectures

As I said... that's not good enough. As a consumer card, the memory means nothing. Sure, there's a few people who might find use of it... but those people would buy better cards anyway. This card is aimed at consumers and as such it's a waste of memory. They could have cut the memory in half and lowered the price of the card... but they didn't do that. You know why? Because there's so few of these cards that they want to make as much premium off of them as they can. This card... it's launch.. everything about it is a joke. If anything... it's a 7nm test run... and