I have the founders sub as I found it was nice to have many of my games available to play on my tablet or phone but since I don't play it on a big screen I'm not needing high FPS so I would have no need to go with the more expensive option.

cucaulay malkin:

rdna2 was already awesome,and look what happened, 4:1 on ampere vs rdna 2 while turing to rdna1 is just 2:1 and pascal to vega+polaris is 2:1 too https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/what-generation-gpu-are-you-using.438606/#post-5926484 no one can compete with them in sales volume,and rx6800 cards have gone awol for months.I waited the whole summer for 6800 and they were absouletly unobtainable.I mean they were there,but at 3080lhr prices or worse,over 1200eur. until amd can get their s*** together,nvidia will do whatever they want to do.it's one thing to make a good card,but ffs,let us buy it. that is reasonable.

I do think Intel could be a really big deal if they can make a good GPU and price it well. Intel has monster sized dev teams unlike anything else outside of Google and Microsoft so divers will get good fast which was/is an issue for AMD(No I don't mean bugs but look at performance from day 1 6xxxx release to now and its a large perf increase so drivers were not optimized well). I'm not much of an Intel fan but I am really pulling for their GPU's.

Feel zero pity for idiots who supported geforce now anyways. Nvidia, the way greed is meant to be.

k3vst3r:

NV could offer DLSS to AMD/Intel hardware users, but still profit by not making it free? an charging subscription for the feature.

When you think about what nvidia did years ago to stop AMD systems from using their cards for PhysX in a primary AMD GPU system, tells us all we need to know about how nvidia feels about profits that come from helping the competition.

k3vst3r:

How long before NV starts putting hardware features behind pay walls, want reflex require subscription, want DLSS 5.0 require this subscription.

Quite frankly, i think we are closer to that type of business than many expect. And you can bet Intel and AMD are going to follow Nvidia on this one. Even carmakers are already locking hardware features behind paywalls...

H83:

Quite frankly, i think we are closer to that type of business than many expect. And you can bet Intel and AMD are going to follow Nvidia on this one. Even carmakers are already locking hardware features behind paywalls...

God, I hope not. This isn't something that would sit well with me. PC hardware is already expensive enough.