DSOGaming writes: "Stardock has released a brand new update for Ashes of the Singularity. According to the release notes, patch 2.65 comes with some Campaign improvements, features balance tweaks and map changes, and introduces Quality of Life for its multiplayer mode."
DSOGaming writes: "It appears that the first benchmarks for the upcoming NVIDIA GeForce GTX1660Ti have been leaked online. These first tests come from Final Fantasy XV and Ashes of the Singularity and show this upcoming GPU performing as fast as the NVIDIA GTX 1070 and 25% faster than the GTX1060."
YouTube’s ‘Hardware Numb3rs‘ has shared some new interesting gaming benchmarks for AMD’s new Ryzen 7 CPU, the AMD Ryzen 7 2700X. And according to the results, this new Ryzen CPU is 10% faster in various games than its previous gen version, the AMD Ryzen 7 1700.
concrete increase in real life power .. the gap with intel cpu are dead for half the price .
DSOGaming writes: "NVIDIA has just released the new TITAN V graphics card, and Reddit’s member ‘MrOmgWtfHaxor‘ has shared the first gaming benchmarks for this new GPU. According to the results, and even though this graphics card is not meant for gamers, the TITAN V runs most titles faster than the GTX1080Ti."
Big price for marginal performance increase comparatively. That's always the the real scale to judge such things. In any case, beautiful piece of engineering.
300% the price of a 1080ti for 25ish% increase in perfomance. Sounds like nVidia alright...
Ahm...did you even read the title of this post? Guess not...if you did you would know that I was OT...genius.
SMH...
It's not aimed at the gaming community. This is all about those CUDA Cores for creating content, not playing. Nice bonus it is awesome at gaming though too.
to be honest... not the best confirm of superior power for that insane price..
i have understand one thing only..
when 1080ti with AIO cooler drop about 200$ i got 2 of them and i'm full for 4 to 6 years at the half of the price.
LOL at the username. Imagine applying for a job and they see the email address [email protected]
does it really matter? No matter what you want it for you are still paying a huge premium for it being hte most powerful card. To be fair, its cheaper than some of the other cards aimed at that market.
Depends on how much of a boost we get in applications that take advantage of those CUDA Cores. For example, if Blender renders get decreased by a substantial amount of time, it is well worth it to a lot of users.
As much as I love being a member of the PC Master Race I can't defend this ripoff of a card!
This is not a gaming card. The Titan cards are for high-end computing and are usually employed by engineering and data science firms and are obviously not marketed at consumers.
Ya don't have to buy it. It's also not aimed at gamers, it's more so for people who use the hardware for many, many more things than gaming (as I do with my Titan Xp's).
Look me in my virtual eyes and tell me you weren't thinking } "but can these run Crysis" when you were buying those cards!
