Just moments ago, a reddit user posted a BIOS which allows used to flash their GTX 680 into the upcoming GeForce GTX 770. There’s a second update on the GeForce GTX 770 straight from Semiaccurate who have somehow gotten a Radeon HD 7970 GHz slide which compares its performance against the GTX 770.
Danish from eXputer: "DLC for Baldur's Gate 3 could resolve some unanswered questions and offer more sought-after content for what is otherwise one of the greatest RPGs in recent memory."
See this is what damn near killed gaming in the first place, DLC! I respect a good game that’s already heavily content driven. Whatever happened to having a good game, playing it from start to finish, and then enjoying it for what it was and waiting for a sequel with a whole new outlook? I hate the fact that there are people out there willing to get nickeled and dimed by developers then complain about how we get pelted with unnecessary dlc.
I feel more devs need to do what they are doing. Tbh, I couldn’t care less if dlc was gone completely. I could go as far as saying dlc ruins game preservation as well. Not going to go too deep into that but basically Baldur’s Gate devs gets my thumb of approval.
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Honestly I wouldnt trust that slide and wait for a benchmark/performance test thats not from Nvidia or AMD. Even though its common knowledge that Nvidia do rebrand older cards.
Nvidia has some catching up to do. Radeon beats Nvidia in graphics cards any day.
When buying a card it is performance vs physx? Nvidia wants to beat their competition the easy way instead of actually out do them and physx is not possible on AMD gpus so it looks like us pc gamers will never be able to get both.
Its a 7970 vs a 770. What's wrong with that comparison? Well one of the is a dual gpu card.
7970 is a single gpu