I don't remember a SmartTV I bought where the first thing would not be to go to settings and disable all Motion smooting and denoising options. And I don't mean only for console input, all inputs! For me, the little artefacts are breaking immersion and inserting frames to 24p or 48p source just makes every movie look "cheap soap opera" like.Fake frames are just motion smoothing all over again. I'm pretty sure we all know that motion smoothing on your TV is garbage that degrades your experience, and you should turn it off. Why would you want your graphics card doing it instead?
Thank you for the post actually, today I learned about both Giffen and Veblen goods. My only problem was that I was struggling to understand the info on Giffen as it was specifically excluding expensive items.My bad, thanks for the correction.
Wow, that's a damning condemnation. Quick, someone find out what Paris Hilton thinks of the release.Edward Snowden slams Nvidia's RTX 50-series 'F-tier value,' whistleblows on lackluster VRAM capacity
Blackwell consumer GPUs offer 'F-tier value for S-tier prices, ' moans the naturalized Russian.www.tomshardware.com
X900E was the only Sony TV i ever owned and it had something called reality motion which actually looked pretty good but still gave you this feeling that you were watching something not "real". It was actually a bit too real. I was in a taxi that year and the cars moving outside looked weird to me until I realized that the way they were moving was something I had noticed on the Sony TV with reality motion turned on. Freaky.I don't remember a SmartTV I bought where the first thing would not be to go to settings and disable all Motion smooting and denoising options.
Yeah, Veblen is the luxury goods and status symbols. Giffen is more like groceries, rent, etc. that people spend more on because they are forced to and crowd out other things. I had the terms mixed up.Thank you for the post actually, today I learned about both Giffen and Veblen goods. My only problem was that I was struggling to understand the info on Giffen as it was specifically excluding expensive items.
But what does Ja Rule think about Blackwell?Edward Snowden slams Nvidia's RTX 50-series 'F-tier value,' whistleblows on lackluster VRAM capacity
Blackwell consumer GPUs offer 'F-tier value for S-tier prices, ' moans the naturalized Russian.www.tomshardware.com
Earlier I was hoping AMD would finally bring quality and sanity if RDNA4 holds up. It was much needed and AMD with their backs to the wall needed a winner. Now, I think they'll blow it.Edward Snowden slams Nvidia's RTX 50-series 'F-tier value,' whistleblows on lackluster VRAM capacity
Blackwell consumer GPUs offer 'F-tier value for S-tier prices, ' moans the naturalized Russian.www.tomshardware.com
Dave Chappelle : "Somebody call Ja Rule!! Lets see what he has to say about this!" 😁😁
Should be obvious.
Fake frames are just motion smoothing all over again. I'm pretty sure we all know that motion smoothing on your TV is garbage that degrades your experience, and you should turn it off. Why would you want your graphics card doing it instead?
32Gb of gddr7 can really cost $300?A High Yield analysis of GB202
Yeah, 50 for the RAM itself, 250 to Nvidia for allowing it to be used with their chips 😃32Gb of gddr7 can really cost $300?
Yeah, that would have been much, much better. It doesn't have anything to do with DLSS (or TAA, super resolution...). I'd like to know who was the genius who though that this was a good idea.Even NVidia names it properly in one place. They have added Fake Frames for all games that don't have DLSS fake frames (only 50 series), and they call it "Smooth Motion".
NVIDIA Support
nvidia.custhelp.com
They should have been honest and called it that for DLSS fake frames as well.
What's the name of the guy that used to point this out ALL the time, even back in the 1000 series days? So they managed to make people long for the days which were already bad. Few of us complained about the little gains and performance increase 1000 series had, and that was pre-mining inflation.HWUB clapping back at nVidia:
Cost to Nvidia, not cost to make - everybody in semi now wants to have 60-70% margins, it's brand new memory too, will cost $150-200 next year.32Gb of gddr7 can really cost $300?
Probably much less, the spot price of brand new gddr6 has dropped 4 times in a year.it's brand new memory too, will cost $150-200 next year.
It also shows $12-13 at the beginning of 2022.but 8Gb GDDR6 (1GB) is shown as $2.3 right now
GDDR6 is old memory now, multiple suppliers, even cheap consoles use it - GDDR7 is totally brand new, giving massive increase in bandwidth, and it's sold to Nvidia who is known to have lots of money and want the best - that won't be cheap.Probably much less, the spot price of brand new gddr6 has dropped 4 times in a year.
I mean I'm happy for you that it's improving your experience but it's not my experience at all.Well I'm using FG regularly and for me it improves my experience. 120fps just look much better than 70fps.
This is in part, what has me convinced they have better pricing: they would not affect their margins for 5070 / 5070 TI while also having that much less flexibility against AMD /w GDDR6.Alternately, that would mean Nvidia is paying $132 for the 12GB of VRAM on a 5070 that's selling for $550. There's no way that's happening.
Companies like Apple and Nvidia are known to have money and want the best, they are also known to be so aggressive during negotiations that some suppliers need to be very careful with their margins or risk going out of business. Negotiating with these people is often a dream in the morning and and a nightmare in the afternoon.and it's sold to Nvidia who is known to have lots of money and want the best - that won't be cheap.
What is an inflated market pricing for GDDR7? It's not even listed on DRAMexchange! Whatever Nvidia pays - is market pricing.I doubt Nvidia is paying inflated market pricing for it