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- 17 Mar 2020
Wondering if a PC with intel Core i9 9900H and RTX Titan/2080 Ti (not Max-Q) is still faster than the Xbox. Maybe someone can explain.
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- 17 Mar 2020
but the games you play are not from 2010 bumb …. raytracing is new and I don't think you even have it talker
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AnonD-908380, 17 Mar 2020Again, NVMe has nothing to do with the architecture of the ... moreBut it has to do a lot with the work speed. And that's what ultimately most important.
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Pabliell, 17 Mar 2020Definitely not "know-it-all" and definitely not in English.... moreAgain, NVMe has nothing to do with the architecture of the storage chips / chiplets.
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AnonD-908380, 16 Mar 2020Wow someone doesn't know what protocol is lol. They are ALL... moreDefinitely not "know-it-all" and definitely not in English.
Still, if you wanna stick with "it's all SSD", then try going back to 1980s, they had SSDs back then too.
New memory types are better and faster. We didn't have NVMe a decade ago.
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AnonD-908380, 16 Mar 2020Different protocol based on SSD isn't it? SATA, Nvme, PCIe? Yes,, one with lock the speed off ssd and other with unlock the speed of ssd
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Pabliell, 16 Mar 2020If SATA and PCIe is the same to you, it's not my problem.Wow someone doesn't know what protocol is lol. They are ALL SSDs. The difference is either formfactor and / or the protocol they operate under. E.g. formfactor: m.2 and protocol NVMe. Get your facts straight, right? Everyone is a know-it-all...
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AnonD-908380, 16 Mar 2020Different protocol based on SSD isn't it? SATA, Nvme, PCIe? If SATA and PCIe is the same to you, it's not my problem.
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AnonD-908380, 16 Mar 2020Running 4K 60fps is only possible in 2080 territory (with d... moreThis time they're not messing with the forum. Some devs will surely release their games with 4k gameplay for upcoming consoles. Not like in past 1080p upscale to 4k. While we PC gamers will enjoy some of more newer techs.. Even currently I do enjoy some of native 4k games on my SLI setup..
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Pabliell, 16 Mar 2020Yet first NVMe drive was announced in 2013. I know you don... moreDifferent protocol based on SSD isn't it? SATA, Nvme, PCIe?
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AnonD-908380, 16 Mar 2020PC's had SSDs for a decade, that was the point.Yet first NVMe drive was announced in 2013.
I know you don't need that speed for games, just get your facts straight.
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Anonymous, 16 Mar 2020Well PCs are also capable of running game at 4k 60fps and u... moreRunning 4K 60fps is only possible in 2080 territory (with demanding games and ultra quality atleast). They should clarify that it's upscaled 4K, but then again console gamers wouldn't really care or understand.
I rather have native 1440p 60fps with high details than 1080p upscaled to 4K with medium to low details.
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- 16 Mar 2020
NotAnOpinion, 16 Mar 2020True. But, at least we pay for TBs now compared to GBs back then.True
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AnonD-908380, 16 Mar 2020PC's had SSDs for a decade, that was the point.Well PCs are also capable of running game at 4k 60fps and upscale to 8k for years XD. Now even with now technology like ray tracing. PCs are obviously ahead. Although it's a major upgrade from 2013, so it does justify in someway. It's nice to see that they are using m.2 slot.
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AnonD-908380, 16 Mar 2020Samsung is still charging a premium compared to Crucial. Th... moreTrue. But, at least we pay for TBs now compared to GBs back then.
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NotAnOpinion, 16 Mar 2020 Ha-ha! Yeah, I remember when I built my first rig ba... moreSamsung is still charging a premium compared to Crucial. The tiny speed difference makes no difference nowadays. If only GPU's would go down in price, oh well.
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AnonD-908380, 16 Mar 2020Correction: RDNA 2 not RNDA 2.
Ps. Welcome to 2010 conso... more
Ha-ha!
Yeah, I remember when I built my first rig back then and my Intel SSD alone costed more than my gpu and my MB both together.
Today, SSDs prices are like peanuts compared to back then.
Edit: I meant for this comment to go to you, not to anonymous.
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Anonymous, 16 Mar 2020I just want to knowPC's had SSDs for a decade, that was the point.
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AnonD-908380, 16 Mar 2020Look, if you don't get it just give it a rest...I just want to know
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Anonymous, 16 Mar 2020What did you expect then?Look, if you don't get it just give it a rest...