That tweet was horrible. If I were any GPU companies I wouldn't want to send cards to people that can't keep private communications private. We don't even know the context of the conversation, and now Colorful is public enemy #1 thanks to his tweet.

Which company is next? Whoever still sponsors these people will really need to consider the damage he can cause to their companies. I wouldn't be surprised if Colorful would file a lawsuit against him, Chinese companies don't go down without a fight when their brand is insulted and damaged like this.

Very disrespectful to be doing this.

This post has been edited by FatalExe: Nov 7 2020, 02:49 PM

The point is, we don't know what colorful said to him. What is strong arm and "influencing"?

The video is already out, so how can colorful strong arm him?

It just reads as him flaunting his influence and having an ego trip. Heck, I would say he is the one strong arming companies.

Now companies gonna walk on eggshells during their PR conversations with this guy. You never know when your conversations will get twisted. These people are very hard to work with.

This post has been edited by FatalExe: Nov 7 2020, 03:03 PM

It's not transparency when there's no context provided.. it's just outrage marketing for his own channel

Since when did I criticize his other content though? I talked specifically about his tweet and the implications of it. Thats the topic we are discussing right now.


This post has been edited by FatalExe: Nov 7 2020, 08:04 PM

Judging from how much compromise that PS5 games need to make for any sort of serious ray tracing, its safe to say NVIDIA really remains king with DLSS + dedicated RTX cores etc.

What's with the passive aggressive message? Do I know you personally?

I'm purely talking about RT performance vs AMD's offerings which is without DLSS etc

Did I say DLSS is better than native 4K?

Why do you keep on putting words in people's mouth?

PS5 is very impressive for the price. I'm going to pre-order it actually. Just pondering the RT performance and how it will relate to AMD 6000 series as well since it will be similar.

There are many videos being released in the last 48 hours like the DMC5 RT analysis, which is why I commented on the topic. Its not an obvious thing because consoles have low level access to hardware and optimization can be done to squeeze out all the power.

Never thought there would be PS5 die hard fanboys in an NVIDIA thread which took offense over a simple comment though. Funny place this is

Because ray tracing will obviously be pushed by Devs thanks to the new consoles supporting it, and we finally have a point of reference for NVIDIA Vs AMD in Ray tracing? Guess I should have made it clearer that it was in comparison with AMD instead.

Don't bother with Steam Link. Terrible input latency, video/audio latency and lots of resolution issues if your monitor doesn't match with your TV. It also stresses the GPU more than it should, causing frames to suffer.

Moonlight uses the NVIDIA GameStream API, its super low latency and minimal GPU strain due to better implementation/usage of NVENC.

I have Moonlight on my Sony 4K TV running at 4K 60FPS at 150mbps bit rate with no issues. HDR doesn't work well though for some reason. Also works super smoothly on my Samsung phone and PS Vita.

This post has been edited by FatalExe: Nov 16 2020, 07:31 PM

Moonlight uses your home WiFi/local networking to stream games from your PC to any Moonlight devices. It uses NVIDIA's GameStream protocol.

Its available on many OS including Android TV. However your LG C9 doesn't run Android.. You can look into getting an Android TV device such as NVIDIA Shield Pro, which supports 4K HDR. In that case, you would use NVIDIA GameStream instead of Moonlight.

Didn't some games show improvement in performance when run in Pcie4 like Horizon Zero Dawn?

From what I read, the 27GL850 supports 4K signal, so you can set your PS5 to 4K mode instead of 1080p. I dont have a PS5 so I can't test it out whether it truly works

The PS5 isn't even out yet, so not sure why you even mentioned gamers choosing it over the 3080? I don't see the relevance or correlation?

Android TV so you get more app support, PS4/PS5 remote play, NVIDIA GameStream/Moonlight, etc etc...

This post has been edited by FatalExe: Nov 22 2020, 11:45 AM

I wonder which company is next in GN's radar? He brought down Colorful and initiated outrage against them, which is next? Pity the PR employees that have to email/contact him and walk on eggshells, or else suffer brand damage from his channel, twitter, and fanboys on YouTube twitter and Reddit.

This post has been edited by FatalExe: Nov 27 2020, 01:01 AM

10GB VRAM is really not enough for VR gaming esp on Quest 2.

Quest Link at max resolution (5478x2736) uses (not allocated) almost the full 10GB for most games.

It's in the motherboard manuals. My ASrock b550m steel legend disables 2 SATA ports if there is a 2nd PCIE M2 SSD. Not a big deal unless you run alot of drives

Can't compare DLSS 1.0 with 2.0+

Cyberpunk is amazing. The level of detail and denseness of the open world is INCREDIBLE.

It's not even comparable with any other open world game in terms of graphics.

Getting 45-70fps everything on 1440p ultra +RT with DLSS quality. Film grain, chromatic aberration turned off and graphics looks clean. RTX 3080 + Ryzen 7 3700x.

With adaptive sync I'm happy with 45fps because the world is just too beautiful. Gamers don't realize this isn't Witcher 3, Death Stranding, or a last gen game with a barren wasteland or low quality props. The last game I played, Horizon Zero Dawn does 75fps on 1440p maxed.

This game absolutely blows HZD out of the water, and from the comparison, the frame rate is logical.

Atmosphere of the game is incredible as well. In the background you can hear banter in Japanese, Mandarin, English, and TV channels, billboards in multilingual, everywhere you go in just the first 45mins is densely packed with side quests etc etc... So far, this is the best open world game I played in a long time

This post has been edited by FatalExe: Dec 10 2020, 07:58 PM