Nvidia has lifted the lid on its mid-range gaming GPU series, revealing the price, release date and some specs of RTX 4060 Ti and RTX 4060 graphics cards.
With so many anime games these past couple of years, there's a growing, noticeable pattern in these games that are growing stale — the Arena Fighter.
I think Arena Fighters are the worst fighting subgenre to go to. Why havent the west gotten Shonen Jump games in the style of Marvel Vs. Capcom 2? Or Anime fighter like DBZ Fighterz but not just dragon ball? Arena Fighters just arent very good fighter imo. Even the best Arena Fighter series Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm I feel is pretty mediocre as a fighting game
We need more AAA anime games that are single player story driven, like you are experiencing another arc or something within that show. It's either fighting games or games that feel shallow with not much going for them, the kind which are made for the sake of it because the fanbase will eat it up anyway.
I want to see a proper well made game by great studios of Cowboy Bebop, Tenchi Muyo, Sailor Moon, Dirty Pair Flash etc
One piece is that one of the anime thats not Pokemon and digimon that ive seen that has plenty of games outside of fighting.
Steel Mantis proves there's more than one way to rock.
Helldivers 2's SEAF Artillery is one of its most cerebral side objectives, but only if players take the time to make it worthwhile strategically.
There usually not much of a choice for the shells you get. I always go for mini nuke,napalm,static field and high explosive. Sometimes you have to settle on regular explosive or smoke. It’s sort of random what shells you are given but that’s how I choose them. I always do side objectives as they give you extra xp and I’m not anywhere near max level
So basically the RTX 4060 Ti 8GB is a direct substitute for the RTX 3060 TI. Nvidia's claim of 70% extra performance is odd and probably takes into account DLSS 3/Frame Generation. So in actual rasterization that number should be much lower if not on par with the previous generation while being more efficient. But the main issue is the 8GB of GDDR6 even with the extra L2 cache I find really hard to justify the low amount of VRAM for $400 which will definitely hinder performance if you are getting it for newer titles and a lot of the features here aren't going to be usable, RT will be hard to pull off in many games and higher resolutions are out of the realm of possibility.
The RTX 4060 TI 16 GB on the other hand fix part of the issue by offering a larger VRAM pool. But asking 100 bucks extra for another 8GB of GDDR6 memory is at the very least offensive. The margin here is just that ridiculous and they could at the very least upgrade the memory to GDDR6X. Yes, RT and higher resolutions should play ball better with this card. But value-wise is totally off.
As for the RTX 4060, it's actually cheaper than the previous generation. But also feature a reduced VRAM pool and the same drawbacks as the Ti variant. And with the RX 6600 XT being as cheap as it currently is and probably in the same ballpark in performance. The only reason to go with Nvidia here is for their exclusive features and the older games with RT implementation.
So in summary. The best value here is the 4060 Ti 8GB, but by virtue of it only having 8GB the amount of limitations that it also has made it impossible to recommend for newer build. But at the same time by going with an 8x PCie 4 interface, recommending it for older builds looking for an upgrade is also impossible. So the only reason to buy this one is that Nvidia is taking the 3060 Ti out of the market because otherwise, it would be the more sensitive purchase. Meanwhile, the 4060 Ti 16 GB only exists to be the bare minimum to actually use Nvidia's features and is also the one where they are probably making the most amount of money, by charging a premium for a mere 8GB of extra memory.
I pray that AMD and Intel will be able to come up with cards that can further show the lack of value in Nvidia's line.
How many suckers are going to buy this?
4000 series is a bust unless you come across a bargain and even then too many are vram limited for a card in this series, 4090 is a good uplift but super expensive.
Let's see if they pull the same crap with the 5000 series next year. Hopefully Nvidia comes back down to Earth.
I am not a pc gamer but trying to build a decent pc within $1500-2000. Can someone please recommendations
CPU intel vs amd
Motherboard type
GPU are these unveiled good for 2023
Any suggestions for case and cooling solutions
32 or 64GB ram
Look to build a PC that can last next 4-5 years without need for any major hardware upgrades
DSSL 3 is really cool thing,.. but this 8GB vram is a joke.