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> Several years from now You are greatly underestimating the ability of software to "utilize" available hardware gains.
by intrasight 3y ago
> Several years from now
You are greatly underestimating the ability of software to "utilize" available hardware gains.
- Arrath 3y agoI like your use of quotes cause it sure seems like a lot of those hardware gains get sucked up by bloat while trying to maintain performance.
- 0cf8612b2e1e 3y agoGames are one of the few areas where performance matters. Sure, there is unoptimized waste everywhere, but if it release a game that can only get 20FPS on the latest gen hardware, you are going to be ridiculed. Which is to ignore the elephant in the room that most games are now built to l for the console market. Consoles are underpowered relative to enthusiast PC builds (which according to Steam surveys are low percentages of the population).
- hulitu 3y ago> but if it release a game that can only get 20FPS on the latest gen hardware, you are going to be ridiculed. Crysis developers would beg to differ. /s