Is there any GPU that stands out to guys as a giod value, or do you believe that everybody should skip them?
I’m liking the 5070 Ti with 16GB 256-bit transfer speed 896 GB/s for $750USD. The 5080 for $1000USD has 16GB 256-bit for 960 GB/s. I don’t see value for the extra $250.
The both have 2x 9th Gen NVENC encoder. The 5080 has 2x 6th Gen decoder, 5070 Ti has 1x 6th Gen decoder. I can use that for OBS recording while watching other videos.
Uh, yeah…
they could use that power to actuall render the game. Not fake it.
So rasterised vector graphics are ‘real’ to you and DLSS is ‘fake’. How very technical of you…
one calculates what the pixel’s color should be. That’s the actual color that that pixel should be. The real one.
The other one doesn’t try to calculate it and makes an educated guess. That by definition is “not rendering the pixel”.
It has nothing to do with how realistic it looks. And yes, having written both software raytracers and rasterizers, I am technical about this stuff a bit more than just calling vulkan and having it do its magic. I actually dived in all the way
Both are data computations of a fictional scene… what difference does it make?!
One draws the scene one guesses at it.
one computes the scene, the other literally tries to guess it.
Both are binary computations. Where am I right now, lmao…
how very technical of you!
Yeah, I know.
I’m not sure what you aren’t getting
You can try it on yourself;
2+2=?
(Sqrt37x 9.436e3+16^3)/2=?
Assuming you do both in your head if you want to do the 2nd fast enough you would have to guess
Your argument is “why does it matter? They’re both done in my head”
The more complex the guess the less accurate it becomes
youtube.com/watch?v=_ZSFRWJCUY4
This shows why it matters
And both are mathematical operations… so I’d say it’s you who’s not getting it.
One looks like shit when fast movement is involved. That’s the difference.
Ok?!