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It hasn't, because you can still play 99.9% of games on a 1070, a 5-6 year old card that you can get used for $200 now. Just because NVidia went bonkers with t
by antisthenes 4y ago
It hasn't, because you can still play 99.9% of games on a 1070, a 5-6 year old card that you can get used for $200 now.
Just because NVidia went bonkers with their flagship pricing during COVID isn't a reason to throw out the best gaming platform out with the bathwater.
> I could see being all in on future versions of Steam Deck.
Steam Deck is just a computer. You're still gaming on a PC.
- pdntspa 4y agoMy 1080 is a freakin trooper, still holding strong for 1440p@60 and only recently have I had to start turning down details from max
- TillE 4y agoI've been using a measly 1060 3GB for years, even Cyberpunk 2077 is totally playable. But I mean if you only care about games which are available on console, if you prefer a gamepad, sure buy a console.
- falcolas 4y ago> Steam Deck is just a computer. You're still gaming on a PC. Just like a console is a computer, just with a different OS and form factor.
- antisthenes 4y agoYes, that was my point. Although with powerful hardware it's more convenient to emulate consoles, rather than vice versa. But basically at this point, any platform's hardware should be able to play any game in existence.