my wallet is getting nailed hard. I've set aside the money for a 1080, but I just can't pull the trigger. The amount is just so vast. At my age and my family situation, 2 toddlers, I just don't see how I can be setting aside that amount for limited gaming time.PC, PSVR and Neo for me. I recently invested in a new PC which may mean I buy some things on Steam rather than PSN but PSVR is really where my interest lies.
my wallet is getting nailed hard. I've set aside the money for a 1080, but I just can't pull the trigger. The amount is just so vast. At my age and my family situation, 2 toddlers, I just don't see how I can be setting aside that amount for limited gaming time.
It's killing me. I'm 80% there with my PC. Rift, Gsync Monitor, and CPU. Just waiting on that monster GPU. I'm almost tempted to just ride it out with xbox one for 5 more years, but it's certainly obvious won't be getting another console.
I made the stupid mistake of buying into g-sync =(. It's amazing but I locked eco-system which I didn't want to do. But I totally hear you. I have an SLI mobo and trying to determine if it would be wise to buy another used 660 SLI and hope that G-sync works away the micro stutter. I would be close to 970 performance, but we're talking at a fraction of cost.If you can't wait the 1070 is a good compromise. If you can wait, I'd wait until AMD releases more (well any) of their lineup and then see where the prices for various performance categories end up. And then choose a price and performance level that you like. If AMD are competitive and continue with aggressive pricing, Nvidia may potentially lower prices somewhat. If they aren't then nothing changes and all you've lost is a little bit of time (or a lot depending on when Vega makes it to the public).
Regards,
SB
HDR is a much bigger deal than 4K. You need to head down to a local electronics store where you can see HDR in action but I do fear overuse in games and lots of contrived environments. Remember bloom and lens flare? Dear God.IThe HDR games would really have to blow me away, especially enough for me to buy a UHD HDR display.
Andrew house is probably dead on correct about that.I don't remember what I said but the lack of UHD BR really dampens it for me.
The HDR games would really have to blow me away, especially enough for me to buy a UHD HDR display.
Andrew House was on CNBC saying the number one use of the console was games followed by streaming video. Use of packaged media on their consoles was way down in comparison.
HDR is a much bigger deal than 4K. You need to head down to a local electronics store where you can see HDR in action but I do fear overuse in games and lots of contrived environments. Remember bloom and lens flare? Dear God.
W should hang out. I got this sudden will to strike a friendship with you.I had to change my vote, the low price of PS4 Neo means I can now afford bacon, donuts, hookers, and blow.
Bitstream out on audio you mean? Or are you looking for a specific codec? Pretty sure XBO does bitstream over HDMI and toslink.No plans. I haven't turned on my xb1 in months.
If the Xbox S gets bitstream out for UHD BR and it reviews well, I'll pick one up for UHD BR playback. I was hoping Neo would be that as I mentioned before, I have way more faith in Sony executing a top notch BR player (PS3) than Microsoft but lolz happened so here we are.....
As for games, my PC is so far ahead that the rare gaming I do now, I rather use that. I haven't seen any compelling VR software yet that even excites me to demo VR never mind consider a purchase.
Yeah but the HDR situation is unsettled. This is the first year they've pushed HDR content. So there are some really bright TVs now.