For me the difference is:
-with dual screens, W11 can only open calendar on the main screen, in W10 both screens worked
-file explorer is slower than windows 95 on a crappy old HDD, thanks to all those onedrive integrations making it heavy as hell
+AI calendar thingy where you can type...
How does Steam do it?
Subscription doesn't include game servers by the way, so you don't pay for them, and game publishers always take them down after a certain amount of years.
PS3 was 14 years for me. Bought in 2010 with BFBC2 as my main game, and now EA shut the servers down.
If PS3 had had these current subscriptions, it would have cost me additional 1000€.
Generally console costs around 600€ and the lifecycle costs from subscriptions is 1000€ which is just insane. If the console itself was free, then the subscription would make sense.
My use for a console would be basically playing CoD or Battlefield online. So this forced subscription is making...
Said $9.99/month on Sony website.
Still doesn't change the situation; at $80/year I would've been ripped $1040 just for access rights to Battlefield. $1360 if I had bought the PS3 closer to release instead of 2010.
See my post above https://hardforum.com/threads/rumour-ps5-pro-dev-kit-prototypes-will-be-going-to-1st-party-developers-within-the-next-couple-of-months.2027563/page-2#post-1045841402
$9.99/mo subscription will turn into that, this is a total ripoff that takes advantage from short sightedness...
That's why I likely won't get a PS5 to replace my PS3. I just can't stand the idea of being ripped extra 1500 dollars with subscriptions to just get access to a game I own. Lol.
Consoles are for dirty rich people only it seems these days.
$500? Why didn't you count the monthly fees that are required nowadays?
I've had a PS3 since 2010, which now reached the end of it's lifecycle this christmas when Battlefield servers were shut down.
If it had these current mandatory subscription fees, the total price would be:
$500 + ($9,99 *...
Counter-measures for the stutter caused by CCD jumping are relying totally on software like Xbox Game Bar. Some have to resort to core parking and other shenanigans.
That's just something that I need to check off the list. And with the PS4 generation being dropped out from productions...
Fact is still that all cores on a single CCD is the key for guaranteed microstutter-free performance.
I want all the threads, but without risk for stuttering.
It always pays off to have extra cores over the current perceived "enough". For example you can today still do okay with a 7700K, but if you chose 7600K because "almost no game can effectively use more than 4 threads", you are totally screwed.
From what I read it's still possible Zen 5 would...
Well that's just great.
"Install Ask toolbar to get performance in games, and even then it might stutter because the toolbar doesn't recognize games"
What a shame that Zen 5 is still 8-core CCD, hasn't the process gotten small enough to make 16-core CCDs? I guess I'll be gaming on PS5 for 2024...
Haha, nothing to do with transforming games into a platform for pushing political agendas from twitter trends thinking that's what players want.
Siege is a goddamn Sponge Bob cartoon circus fest in 2023.
Bloatware, useless games that nobody wants to play.
But I guess you can get a dopamine rush for getting free products, myself I require a good game that's worth playing.
Mid 2010s was a completely different beast. Top end CPU for 300€ and top end GPU for 400€. Now these figures are double-triple. Current situation is similar to 1990s, when you could say it was a rich person's hobby.
Battlefield is literally dead now after the 2042 release and likely won't have any more releases in the series. Even the highly criticized BF5 has more players online.
If you read above what I said about the MW: Remastered example, consoles have a clear advantage since the they just ported and...
Yeah, released like 10 years ago...
I'd actually play CS if it was something like CS:S was, but of course it's full of the usual pink rabbit hats everywhere with the "cool customizing".
R6: Siege really hit the spot around 2015-2016, but then the pink rabbit hats crawled into Siege as well...
Well, the PC shooter market is dead. Especially after Battlefield committed the classic go woke go broke suicide. Maybe something will fill the market gap in the years to come, but as of now consoles are optimal choice for simple classic shooters.
These don't do the trick, they require too much from fellow players, so most of the time you are just wandering around in silence with nobody communicating in your squad. Take a few potshots after 15 minutes of silence, nothing, and then quit in boredom.
Something like Ready or Not would do the...
I'm also leaning towards just getting a PS5. When you think of it, the PC gaming market is dead currently.
For example, what if I want to play a nice simple shooter where ADHD characters don't slide around like watching a rock concert with pink furry rabbit hat costumes "because customizing is...
Nah..
At 10 years the PSU is becoming a risk -> PSU needs upgrade
GPU upgrade for a 2012 PC means there's something like a 1070-1080 bought around 2017 -> GPU needs upgrade.
Modern GPU's/CPU's require a high airflow mesh case -> case needs upgrade.
Memory will be DDR3 -> also needs upgrade...
It's useful data for a long term builder. 720p results today show you the difference when you upgrade to RTX 5000 series later on.
Excluding maybe 4K and bigger resolutions, those will be GPU constrained for a long time still.