Fucking hell the entire video is just one massive shitpost
you know you where buying a good card when there was a hot chick on the front of it
Speaking of "that ship has sailed", here's the newest video where he's talking with an AMD engineer about BIOS hacking.
Jensen acts like he's the only person at Nvidia, just look at his keynotes.
Ayymen PIMPFucking hell the entire video is just one massive shitpost
https://youtube.com/watch?v=-1-rWNgZKRUThough really, what should come back is booth babe GPU designs of the 2000's.
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AND IF I HAVE TO PAY A THOUSAND BUCKS FOR THESE BAD BOYS NOWADAYS CUZ
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JENSEN JUST CAN'T STOP EATIN' THAT GREEN AND HUNGERS FOR MORE LIKE HE'S
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DAW OR SOME SHIT
*whoosh*
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they better have some big budgets on them...
Oh boy, I sure do love the new wave of technology that is being released today
Remember, the split happened because there was a bit of drama with Linus, and some people got tired of it. I understand the idea of splitting purely technical (including interviews and factory tours) and purely social (including news and non-technical interviews) content, but their videos always had a bit of both, so what exactly is the line between the channels isn't very clear. Also, it makes me wonder what they are going to do with future investigations. If they remain on the main channel, the line becomes even blurrieer; if they migrate them to GNCA, they won't get nearly the same outreach (and won't pay for themselves). I guess the hope is to shill the big videos on weekly news, and hope the channel grows big enough to stand on its own eventually.
I’d be really interested to see that. I’ve been playing around with it on the Steam Deck and it’s really nice. I’m sure the smaller screen is doing a lot to hide issues with the generated frames.
devs could always optimize their games but that's a art lost to time.
You might as well be asking for the moon on a stick.
FTFY. The amount of devs nowadays that can even being to approach the topic is fast approaching 0. Back in the day you could reliably go to the lowlevel hardware (DX9x had this functionality, missing on DX9 on PC). The most you can do now is *maybe* figure out some stats about the chip, write your shaders minding the wave width and hope the shader compiler in the driver doesn't do anything stupid. But since drivers and compilers are now a moving target with updates, it just isn't worth the manhours. And with shit like lumen/nanite most devs don't even bother because "the engine will handle it"
is Steve fluent in Mandarin, I hear that language is quite hard to learn.
i think so, comments usually mention how his mandarin is alright.