01-14-2016, 06:07 PM
(01-14-2016, 02:15 PM)BoFox Wrote: Yeah, personally I find PC to be a bit boring these days. The 28nm fabbing tech was around for like forever. The games aren't so exciting while the devs focus on making next-gen console games designed for the consoles first and foremost. Even Rollo here never really used his GTX 980 Ti... Perhaps it's just me as I get older and more busy with more kids/babies to take care of, but I'm finding the portable stuff to take a lot of excitement away from the PC. It's funny how I was nuts about PC gaming during the late 90's and early 2000's, but now a tablet or high-end phone can handle better graphics than say, Star Wars KOTOR and Elder Scrolls Morrowind (although Morrowind had amazing artwork and expansive content for its generation).
Herein lies the problem.
You'd think with 4K GSync and a 980Ti I'd be in some UHD, lag free gaming nirvana...but I never use it.
I found it more exciting I could play UT, UT2004, and Quake 3 on my T100 Chi and have more time gaming on that than I do the 980Ti.
Computer gaming is definitely on the decline while mobile and consoles are on the rise.
I think NVIDIA's future lies in workstation/supercomputers, SOCs, and custom items like the car screens they do. Will probably always be some computer gaming, but people spending $2000 on a desktop to game? I don't think so.