should i get a new relatively high end pc right now or is there the fear of a huge tehnological leap(and much stronger graphic cards) once the new consoles are released rendering my expensive purchase useless?
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should i get a new relatively high end pc right now or is there the fear of a huge tehnological leap(and much stronger graphic cards) once the new consoles are released rendering my expensive purchase useless?
Wait.....4K is coming......not very soon.....but soon.should i get a new relatively high end pc right now or is there the fear of a huge tehnological leap(and much stronger graphic cards) once the new consoles are released rendering my expensive purchase useless?
Hate_Squad
[QUOTE="Hate_Squad"]Wait.....4K is coming......not very soon.....but soon. lol, consoles aren't going to do 4k, Its guaranteed that the next round of consoles wont be any stronger then an AMD 7850, with a moderate clocked quad core or a low clocked eight core cpu. So as long as you pick up an AMD eight core or Intel i5/i7 with a gpu 7870+ or GTX 660 you will be better off then the consoles. AMD and Nvidia will be releasing their new gpu line this year, so its up to you TC.should i get a new relatively high end pc right now or is there the fear of a huge tehnological leap(and much stronger graphic cards) once the new consoles are released rendering my expensive purchase useless?
Modbetto
Wait.....4K is coming......not very soon.....but soon. lol, consoles aren't going to do 4k, Its guaranteed that the next round of consoles wont be any stronger then an AMD 7850, with a moderate clocked quad core or a low clocked eight core cpu. So as long as you pick up an AMD eight core or Intel i5/i7 with a gpu 7870+ or GTX 660 you will be better off then the consoles. AMD and Nvidia will be releasing their new gpu line this year, so its up to you TC. HD7850s do 4K.....and 4k3D.[QUOTE="Modbetto"][QUOTE="Hate_Squad"]
should i get a new relatively high end pc right now or is there the fear of a huge tehnological leap(and much stronger graphic cards) once the new consoles are released rendering my expensive purchase useless?
04dcarraher
Wait.....4K is coming......not very soon.....but soon. lol, consoles aren't going to do 4k, Its guaranteed that the next round of consoles wont be any stronger then an AMD 7850, with a moderate clocked quad core or a low clocked eight core cpu. So as long as you pick up an AMD eight core or Intel i5/i7 with a gpu 7870+ or GTX 660 you will be better off then the consoles. AMD and Nvidia will be releasing their new gpu line this year, so its up to you TC. Yeh but towards the end of the consoles generation, the consoles will continue running the latest games decently whereas the PC you recommend will probably not be able to run even low settings. Have a look at what's happening to setups with 8800GTXs for example. Used to be the best back when the consoles were rolling out. Can't run the latest games on even console quality today. Oh and not to mention cost.[QUOTE="Modbetto"][QUOTE="Hate_Squad"]
should i get a new relatively high end pc right now or is there the fear of a huge tehnological leap(and much stronger graphic cards) once the new consoles are released rendering my expensive purchase useless?
04dcarraher
[QUOTE="04dcarraher"]lol, consoles aren't going to do 4k, Its guaranteed that the next round of consoles wont be any stronger then an AMD 7850, with a moderate clocked quad core or a low clocked eight core cpu. So as long as you pick up an AMD eight core or Intel i5/i7 with a gpu 7870+ or GTX 660 you will be better off then the consoles. AMD and Nvidia will be releasing their new gpu line this year, so its up to you TC. Yeh but towards the end of the consoles generation, the consoles will continue running the latest games decently whereas the PC you recommend will probably not be able to run even low settings. Have a look at what's happening to setups with 8800GTXs for example. Used to be the best back when the consoles were rolling out. Can't run the latest games on even console quality today. Oh and not to mention cost. Not to mention as i said in my quote....the Hd7850s already fully support 4K as demonstrated by both Toshiba and AMD.....as a matter of fact, all Hd7XXX support full 4K with limitations to 3D.... 4K is a year away for PC......it's exactly how it went when we turned to mainstream HD era......remember PC gets everything first hardwarewise.....we beta-test almost all console technology at some point.[QUOTE="Modbetto"] Wait.....4K is coming......not very soon.....but soon.greengloop
Next christmas we will see a couple of 4k 30 inch monitors going for 3000-4000 ish.......sharp already has a3840×2160 32inch going for 5000 USD....we are already there.
[QUOTE="04dcarraher"]lol, consoles aren't going to do 4k, Its guaranteed that the next round of consoles wont be any stronger then an AMD 7850, with a moderate clocked quad core or a low clocked eight core cpu. So as long as you pick up an AMD eight core or Intel i5/i7 with a gpu 7870+ or GTX 660 you will be better off then the consoles. AMD and Nvidia will be releasing their new gpu line this year, so its up to you TC. Yeh but towards the end of the consoles generation, the consoles will continue running the latest games decently whereas the PC you recommend will probably not be able to run even low settings. Have a look at what's happening to setups with 8800GTXs for example. Used to be the best back when the consoles were rolling out. Can't run the latest games on even console quality today. Oh and not to mention cost.[QUOTE="Modbetto"] Wait.....4K is coming......not very soon.....but soon.greengloop
An 8800 GTX can play games at roughly console equivalency.
Regardless, last generaiton saw the begining of a whole new architecture. GPU's before the architectural change were still more powerful in terms of raw performance vs consoles, but the new shader technology, once utilized by developers (took about a year or two) gave the newer hardware architecture a boost.
There is NO such architecture improvement coming down the pipe. And no, consoles aren't going to equip their new ahrdware with 400 watt TDP's. IT's not possible.
Yeh but towards the end of the consoles generation, the consoles will continue running the latest games decently whereas the PC you recommend will probably not be able to run even low settings. Have a look at what's happening to setups with 8800GTXs for example. Used to be the best back when the consoles were rolling out. Can't run the latest games on even console quality today. Oh and not to mention cost. Not to mention as i said in my quote....the Hd7850s already fully support 4K as demonstrated by both Toshiba and AMD.....as a matter of fact, all Hd7XXX support full 4K with limitations to 3D.... 4K is a year away for PC......it's exactly how it went when we turned to mainstream HD era......remember PC gets everything first hardwarewise.....we beta-test almost all console technology at some point.[QUOTE="greengloop"][QUOTE="04dcarraher"] lol, consoles aren't going to do 4k, Its guaranteed that the next round of consoles wont be any stronger then an AMD 7850, with a moderate clocked quad core or a low clocked eight core cpu. So as long as you pick up an AMD eight core or Intel i5/i7 with a gpu 7870+ or GTX 660 you will be better off then the consoles. AMD and Nvidia will be releasing their new gpu line this year, so its up to you TC.
Modbetto
Next christmas we will see a couple of 4k 30 inch monitors going for 3000-4000 ish.......sharp already has a3840×2160 32inch going for 5000 USD....we are already there.
It supports output to 4K, NOT rendering the game at 4K. Don't be ridiculous.
Not to mention as i said in my quote....the Hd7850s already fully support 4K as demonstrated by both Toshiba and AMD.....as a matter of fact, all Hd7XXX support full 4K with limitations to 3D.... 4K is a year away for PC......it's exactly how it went when we turned to mainstream HD era......remember PC gets everything first hardwarewise.....we beta-test almost all console technology at some point.[QUOTE="Modbetto"]
[QUOTE="greengloop"] Yeh but towards the end of the consoles generation, the consoles will continue running the latest games decently whereas the PC you recommend will probably not be able to run even low settings. Have a look at what's happening to setups with 8800GTXs for example. Used to be the best back when the consoles were rolling out. Can't run the latest games on even console quality today. Oh and not to mention cost.Kinthalis
Next christmas we will see a couple of 4k 30 inch monitors going for 3000-4000 ish.......sharp already has a3840×2160 32inch going for 5000 USD....we are already there.
It supports output to 4K, NOT rendering the game at 4K. Don't be ridiculous.
http://youtu.be/9fa5AXMUI-odont you be ridiculous.....please.
and this was last year.....
OK 1st of all forget about ultra or 4k gaming for a while (2-4years at least so we can worry about that for your next rig)
Now if we can a few answers to questions we can work out what is best for you:
Now what is your current rig and/or consoles?
What types of games do you like playing?
What type of budget do you have to build?
PS A 7850 cannot play games @ 4k - as pointed out in the video they use a 7970 or 680 that are both cost appx 3 times.
[QUOTE="Kinthalis"]
[QUOTE="Modbetto"] Not to mention as i said in my quote....the Hd7850s already fully support 4K as demonstrated by both Toshiba and AMD.....as a matter of fact, all Hd7XXX support full 4K with limitations to 3D.... 4K is a year away for PC......it's exactly how it went when we turned to mainstream HD era......remember PC gets everything first hardwarewise.....we beta-test almost all console technology at some point.
Next christmas we will see a couple of 4k 30 inch monitors going for 3000-4000 ish.......sharp already has a3840×2160 32inch going for 5000 USD....we are already there.
Modbetto
It supports output to 4K, NOT rendering the game at 4K. Don't be ridiculous.
http://youtu.be/9fa5AXMUI-odont you be ridiculous.....please.
and this was last year.....
you think their going to be using 7970/680 type gpu's in the next console? wrong, thermal limitations and costs will prevent them from doing so. Also using dirt as a tech demo for 4k is not impressive since the game is is not that demanding in itself at 1080.[QUOTE="Modbetto"]http://youtu.be/9fa5AXMUI-o[QUOTE="Kinthalis"]
It supports output to 4K, NOT rendering the game at 4K. Don't be ridiculous.
04dcarraher
dont you be ridiculous.....please.
and this was last year.....
you think their going to be using 7970/680 type gpu's in the next console? wrong, thermal limitations and costs will prevent them from doing so. Also using dirt as a tech demo for 4k is not impressive since the game is is not that demanding in itself at 1080. the upcoming new gen consoles are using the new 28nm gpu present, for example, in the upcoming HD8XXX series......just like they did in 2006 with the 7950 and gt8800.Dirt3 not impressive in 4K?
will this make you feel better?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-zBuiq8RTU
http://www.brightsideofnews.com/news/2012/6/18/the-4k-graphics-card-shootout.aspx
This was all last year (already posted on another thread)
you think their going to be using 7970/680 type gpu's in the next console? wrong, thermal limitations and costs will prevent them from doing so. Also using dirt as a tech demo for 4k is not impressive since the game is is not that demanding in itself at 1080. the upcoming new gen consoles are using the new 28nm gpu present, for example, in the upcoming HD8XXX series......just like they did in 2006 with the 7950 and gt8800.[QUOTE="04dcarraher"][QUOTE="Modbetto"] http://youtu.be/9fa5AXMUI-o
dont you be ridiculous.....please.
and this was last year.....
Modbetto
Dirt3 not impressive in 4K?
will this make you feel better?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-zBuiq8RTU
http://www.brightsideofnews.com/news/2012/6/18/the-4k-graphics-card-shootout.aspx
This was all last year (already posted on another thread)
Your lost arent you? 7000's series do use 28nm and for a gpu strong enough to be able to run 4k resolution natively at a stable 30 fps you will still need a gpu that consumes more then 180w. heck even your links prove that you need stronger gpu's to allow a 30 fps minimum. Also 4k resolutions can and will saturate 2 & 3 gb easily. The best your going to see in the next xbox is a 7850 performance which will only allow acceptable performance and abilities at 1080. heck even AMD revealed in a slide that their mobile 8000 series is perfect use for consoles. recent rumors suggest a 8800m based gpu. which a 8800m does 1TFLOP of performance using well under 80w.the upcoming new gen consoles are using the new 28nm gpu present, for example, in the upcoming HD8XXX series......just like they did in 2006 with the 7950 and gt8800.[QUOTE="Modbetto"]
[QUOTE="04dcarraher"] you think their going to be using 7970/680 type gpu's in the next console? wrong, thermal limitations and costs will prevent them from doing so. Also using dirt as a tech demo for 4k is not impressive since the game is is not that demanding in itself at 1080. 04dcarraher
Dirt3 not impressive in 4K?
will this make you feel better?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-zBuiq8RTU
http://www.brightsideofnews.com/news/2012/6/18/the-4k-graphics-card-shootout.aspx
This was all last year (already posted on another thread)
Your lost arent you? 7000's series do use 28nm and for a gpu strong enough to be able to run 4k resolution natively at a stable 30 fps you will still need a gpu that consumes more then 180w. heck even your links prove that you need stronger gpu's to allow a 30 fps minimum. Also 4k resolutions can and will saturate 2 & 3 gb easily. The best your going to see in the next xbox is a 7850 performance which will only allow acceptable performance and abilities at 1080. heck even AMD revealed in a slide that their mobile 8000 series is perfect use for consoles. recent rumors suggest a 8800m based gpu. which a 8800m does 1TFLOP of performance using well under 80w.Wait.....4K is coming......not very soon.....but soon. lol, consoles aren't going to do 4k, Its guaranteed that the next round of consoles wont be any stronger then an AMD 7850, with a moderate clocked quad core or a low clocked eight core cpu. So as long as you pick up an AMD eight core or Intel i5/i7 with a gpu 7870+ or GTX 660 you will be better off then the consoles. AMD and Nvidia will be releasing their new gpu line this year, so its up to you TC. I seriously doubt the new consoles will be anywhere near even that powerful. I see the new console using very weak triple, or quad core CPU's, and GPU's no more powerful than an HD 7670. and only 1 or 2 gigs of ram.[QUOTE="Modbetto"][QUOTE="Hate_Squad"]
should i get a new relatively high end pc right now or is there the fear of a huge tehnological leap(and much stronger graphic cards) once the new consoles are released rendering my expensive purchase useless?
04dcarraher
Wait.....4K is coming......not very soon.....but soon. lol, consoles aren't going to do 4k, Its guaranteed that the next round of consoles wont be any stronger then an AMD 7850, with a moderate clocked quad core or a low clocked eight core cpu. So as long as you pick up an AMD eight core or Intel i5/i7 with a gpu 7870+ or GTX 660 you will be better off then the consoles. AMD and Nvidia will be releasing their new gpu line this year, so its up to you TC. Carmack disagrees with you, he suggests a 7850 in a console could get twice as good looking games as a 7850 In a PC. I'm tempted to get a 7850 or a 660ti now, but I know there is no way it will be on par with graphics from future 720 games. I'll just wait for the HD 7870's successor, the 8870 or whatever it will be called.[QUOTE="Modbetto"][QUOTE="Hate_Squad"]
should i get a new relatively high end pc right now or is there the fear of a huge tehnological leap(and much stronger graphic cards) once the new consoles are released rendering my expensive purchase useless?
04dcarraher
[QUOTE="04dcarraher"]lol, consoles aren't going to do 4k, Its guaranteed that the next round of consoles wont be any stronger then an AMD 7850, with a moderate clocked quad core or a low clocked eight core cpu. So as long as you pick up an AMD eight core or Intel i5/i7 with a gpu 7870+ or GTX 660 you will be better off then the consoles. AMD and Nvidia will be releasing their new gpu line this year, so its up to you TC. Carmack disagrees with you, he suggests a 7850 in a console could get twice as good looking games as a 7850 In a PC. I'm tempted to get a 7850 or a 660ti now, but I know there is no way it will be on par with graphics from future 720 games. I'll just wait for the HD 7870's successor, the 8870 or whatever it will be called. And your a troll, that dont understand , Carmark's quote means you get better performance with same hardware not actually being faster nor be able to render more. optimization isn't magic it also includes compromises.[QUOTE="Modbetto"] Wait.....4K is coming......not very soon.....but soon.GioVela2010
Carmack disagrees with you, he suggests a 7850 in a console could get twice as good looking games as a 7850 In a PC. I'm tempted to get a 7850 or a 660ti now, but I know there is no way it will be on par with graphics from future 720 games. I'll just wait for the HD 7870's successor, the 8870 or whatever it will be called. Carmark's quote means you get better performance with same hardware That's all that matters[QUOTE="GioVela2010"][QUOTE="04dcarraher"] lol, consoles aren't going to do 4k, Its guaranteed that the next round of consoles wont be any stronger then an AMD 7850, with a moderate clocked quad core or a low clocked eight core cpu. So as long as you pick up an AMD eight core or Intel i5/i7 with a gpu 7870+ or GTX 660 you will be better off then the consoles. AMD and Nvidia will be releasing their new gpu line this year, so its up to you TC.
04dcarraher
[QUOTE="04dcarraher"]Carmark's quote means you get better performance with same hardware That's all that matters :lol: not the same quality assets[QUOTE="GioVela2010"] Carmack disagrees with you, he suggests a 7850 in a console could get twice as good looking games as a 7850 In a PC. I'm tempted to get a 7850 or a 660ti now, but I know there is no way it will be on par with graphics from future 720 games. I'll just wait for the HD 7870's successor, the 8870 or whatever it will be called.GioVela2010
also you never get a set amount of gains, a 7850 on consoles might perform as well as a 7870 on pc after optimzation but you have to take into affect that certain assets and features are toned down or missing.
That's all that matters :lol: not the same quality assets[QUOTE="GioVela2010"][QUOTE="04dcarraher"] Carmark's quote means you get better performance with same hardware04dcarraher
also you never get a set amount of gains, a 7850 on consoles might perform as well as a 7870 on pc after optimzation but you have to take into affect that certain assets and features are toned down or missing.
Carmack > YouThat's all that matters :lol: not the same quality assets[QUOTE="GioVela2010"][QUOTE="04dcarraher"] Carmark's quote means you get better performance with same hardware04dcarraher
also you never get a set amount of gains, a 7850 on consoles might perform as well as a 7870 on pc after optimzation but you have to take into affect that certain assets and features are toned down or missing.
I'd be more than willing to compromise on non perceptible aspects if that means being able to play games with decent performance on old hardware just like consoles.[QUOTE="04dcarraher"]:lol: not the same quality assets[QUOTE="GioVela2010"] That's all that matters
greengloop
also you never get a set amount of gains, a 7850 on consoles might perform as well as a 7870 on pc after optimzation but you have to take into affect that certain assets and features are toned down or missing.
I'd be more than willing to compromise on non perceptible aspects if that means being able to play games with decent performance on old hardware just like consoles. its perceptible when resolutions ans texture are worse., let alone missing effects,objects etc.Please Log In to post.
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