Do you really think that a Titan "light" will be $400 "lighter" ? That makes no sense. A little less performance for a lot less money...right! Wishfull thinking haha. That source is hardly credible. Go to anandtech and they have posted NO news about the next GPUs from Nvidia...the reason? There is no credible news yet. "Oh wait...but...but the rumors/sources say that we will get slightly less performance than the Titan for half the price, so it must be true!"
The more complex the processor the higher the research and development costs I'm sure. I think Nvidia is trying to tell us that it's the end of $500 dollar flagship cards as processors have to increase in complexity to increase performance and features. I'm sure AMD will follow suit too. They're just like all other companies; they have to remain profitable to stay in business. Also, I bet gone are the days of a 50% bump in performance between generations. I've had each flagship single processor card from Nvidia since the Geforce 2 Ultra, except the FX series, got the 9700 Pro instead, and I gladly shelled out $1000 for the Titan. This might be the generation where I try out SLI.
I really enjoyed it, especially when then patched so that it could be played in 4:3 apsect ratio. It's a wonderful game and I don't own a single console. I hope to see more of Monolith's games very soon.
Yes , it's very much worth it, don't listen to these guys. The textures, lighting effects, npc and gun modelshave been greatly improved. I played them back to back to comparethe differences and they're huge.
I'm still pissed for buying the original MW, what a rip off the single player campaign was! IMO, Infinity was at their peak with COD2 (I love that game), now they're just riding the money train.
I've been a die-hard pc gamer for 15 years and swore I'd never go console. I needed a blue-ray player and said what the heck, so I got slim. I've stumbled on a whole new universe ofamazing gaming! I've played both and Batman gets my vote.
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