I thought Microsoft GamePass was meant to increase in price for PC Users this month.
I was charged £3.99 again.
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I thought Microsoft GamePass was meant to increase in price for PC Users this month.
I was charged £3.99 again.
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Data allegedly taken from each company has been published on the ransomware gang's dark web portal on Tuesday.
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I'd say it's the other way round. Almost everybody uses onboard sound these days, sound cards are really rare compared to 20 years ago. I think the Realtek sound chips are doing a solid job if you're an average user.Onboard Sound Cards..
Does anyone still actually use them, as decided to free up room for my 3080 by selling my Creative AE-5..
Onboard audio is absolutely terrible, and I own a £300 motherboard.
My headphones are also now terrible..
Never thought I would miss my soundcard, but I really do.
The separate headphone part from the AE-5 is just incredible compared to otherwise having to connect with the USB.
I'd say it's the other way round. Almost everybody uses onboard sound these days, sound cards are really rare compared to 20 years ago. I think the Realtek sound chips are doing a solid job if you're an average user.
I see. Did you already install the proper mainboard drivers and configure them? Do you connect your headphones via USB? In this case, the onboard DAC shouldn't matter.Sorry I meant to say does anyone use sound card expansions, like ones from Creative Labs.
I didnt mean who uses onboard, as I know majority of people use it.
I am just shocked after switching from the AE-5 to motherboard audio, how bad onboard audio is.
It is the first time I have used motherboard audio, and just couldn't believe how bad it was.
I can honestly say the Creative Labs cards are well worth the £130 they cost.
I see. Did you already install the proper mainboard drivers and configure them? Do you connect your headphones via USB? In this case, the onboard DAC shouldn't matter.
Rumours have appeared that Big Navi beats the 3080 in 3D Mark Testing:-
Take the results with a pinch of salt until proper benchmarks are released.
Hopefully:
- Competitive Pricing
- Availability
- Driver Issues ironed out
(I think I read from a non reliable source aka "some random dude on the internet" that the 5700xt was better in the those Firestrike benchmarks than the 2070, but in real life gaming the 2070 performance was 5-10% better. Hopefully more info comes out soon).
Im feeling those AMD cards are not the best value proposition vs NVIDIA. tbh, I think the Nvidia looks better at 50 bucks more. Well, if you can get one...
Nothing in the 400-500 range?
You can get the 3070 in that price bracket and performs the same as a 2080Ti.
The 5800XT seems pointless, as it performs in-between the 3070 and 3080, as $50 less than a 3080.
The 5900XT seems impressive though at $999, $400 less than the 3090 with the same performance.
Obviously I don't trust the benchmarks given by AMD, but will still be very interesting to see what the real world says about their claims.
I am very happy with what AMD did. We, the consumers, benefit from all this. For me and my needs, the RX 6800 is a very good option, but I will probably wait at least another year to buy a video card, as I expect the RX 6600/6600 XT to come out next year, and the prices of the RTX 3070 to go down even more, and for now, I have a pre-order of PS5.
Yes, my next purchase will be a 120hz HDMI 2.1 TV. The best value for money is Sony XH90 (EU) / X900H (US), but the best HDMI 2.1 TV is the LG CX Hardly anything can be compared to this TV in terms of quality and features. 55-inch TVs come at pretty good prices, but 65-inch TVs are still very expensive, and I want a 65-inch TV. I hope there will be big discounts on holidays and Black Fridays.Yup same here. I extended my plan to upgrade my pc for a bit more. preordered a series s to get by for now... my PC is still chugging nicely and will upgrade once I get a better tv and hopefully prices and availability are better for the pc parts
Yes, my next purchase will be a 120hz HDMI 2.1 TV. The best value for money is Sony XH90 (EU) / X900H (US), but the best HDMI 2.1 TV is the LG CX Hardly anything can be compared to this TV in terms of quality and features. 55-inch TVs come at pretty good prices, but 65-inch TVs are still very expensive, and I want a 65-inch TV. I hope there will be big discounts on holidays and Black Fridays.
I understand you, and see your point, but[HIDE] offtopic : for almost 5 years I have been using a 60 inch LG FULLHD Plasma TV for monitor, and plasma s are great for Gaming,and for anything ! No motion blur, no lag, great contrast and collors and i will do not change it for ANY of QLED LCD LED 4k, 8K TVS, i will change it only for OLED and i kinda do not want to downgrade the size but if 65-inch OLED TVs don't get cheaper soon, I might get a 55-inch one. [/offtopic][/HIDE]There probably will be America, Britain is just full of shops trying to ship really cheap crap stock.
Personally if I had the choice of an excellent 55" over an average/good 65" - I would choose the 55" all day long.
It's not how big it is, it's what you can do with it
i approve that message! spot on!Yes, my next purchase will be a 120hz HDMI 2.1 TV. The best value for money is Sony XH90 (EU) / X900H (US), but the best HDMI 2.1 TV is the LG CX Hardly anything can be compared to this TV in terms of quality and features. 55-inch TVs come at pretty good prices, but 65-inch TVs are still very expensive, and I want a 65-inch TV. I hope there will be big discounts on holidays and Black Fridays.
Congrats man! Send me your 2080 Super
Sold that ages ago, bought a 5700XT on ebay, to cover the time.
Big mistake, AMD are not great.
Get used to Nvidia Experience and other options, you really can't go to AMD.
good to know I hope they fare better with the 6000 cards. I was a but reluctant to look at the 5700 mostly bc of the driver issues... dont know how overblown that was, but I would def look at the stability at the nvidia camp. competition is good.
Since installing the card on my machine, my PC has reset a few times when playing games under full load.
So I dont think the drivers are that stable.
But I miss the absolute simplicity of Nvidia drivers and the Nvidia experience, the absolute ease of letting the drivers use the best settings for your games is so easy.
I can see now why if some people move from console to PC and buy an AMD card they don't enjoy the PC experience.
Night and day between Nvidia and AMD.