@VideoCardz The thing is, that’s a server CPU. Its max clock is 2.2 GHz, so obviously it’s not going to perform well in scenarios where frequency matters more than core/thread count
@beyond_fps@Qyoon_FR You’ve got a PC, one of its main advantages is being able to tweak everything, yet you’re still banging your head against a wall without even trying to understand what you paid for. Maybe you should just get a console instead?
@beyond_fps@Qyoon_FR Naturally, the difference becomes even more obvious if you lower the final output from 4K to 1440p. And while I agree Nvidia’s marketing is pretty bad, that doesn’t change the fact that you clearly didn’t read the documentation.
@teamspeak The difference is that in Discord I have the option not to pay a cent for anything, while in TeamSpeak I can either fuck off or pay for a server
@DetvanS@MakaiMaverickVT@007GameIOI Here you just need to keep this in mind during the build itself. It’s really sad that not all companies take this into account. Using 24 GB instead of 32 GB, in my opinion, can be a big help given current prices
@DetvanS@MakaiMaverickVT@007GameIOI For some reason, everyone forgets that 8, 16, 32, and 64 are not a standard, and that capacities like 12 or 24 GB can be used
@DetvanS@MakaiMaverickVT@007GameIOI 32 GB most likely will not be necessary. Given the system, it will probably be around ~24 GB of RAM. That is still a lot, but clearly better. Developers simply have a strange, obsessive tendency toward scaling memory in powers of two.
@green_appl1957@MakaiMaverickVT@007GameIOI 8 GB of VRAM is fundamentally insufficient for 1440p in modern games, unless you set textures to the absolute minimum, which is simply stupid. And bringing DLSS and FSR into this discussion makes no sense, because FSR is practically garbage by almost every metric
@green_appl1957@MakaiMaverickVT@007GameIOI So the 6750 XT is, on average, more powerful than the 3060 Ti. The 6750 XT also has 12 GB of VRAM, which significantly changes the situation and provides more predictability when moving to 1440p.