… The features that I use every day exist on both sides of the aisle at roughly equivalent quality, but not equivalent prices. If AMD continues its pattern of undercutting Nvidia GPUs on retail MSRP, then the long-standing Radeon ambition to finally win over GeForce buyers could certainly materialize. …
… There's also the hardware compatibility elephant in the room. FSR 4 and the Redstone suite of features still isn't available on RX 7000 and 6000 cards, despite the fact that the community has proved that it's technically possible. …
… While I remain sympathetic to most of the points raised around software and hardware ownership, the very idea of ownership and the loud discouragement towards cloud gaming as a service may do more harm than good in the face of an unprecedented hardware inflation crisis with no end in sight. …
… Undeniably, the GTX 1080 Ti offered much better value But longevity isn't just about how much you paid upfront At $699, it's really hard to argue against the GTX 1080 Ti. …