lilkwarrior

You could maybe justify it for professional monitors that are actually sharper than 99% of large displays like the Pro Display XDR…

Not this that has worse picture quality than a great deal of ordinary monitors and doesn’t even support the best HDR formats on streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney support—Dolby Vision HDR—regular TVs costing $2500+ do.

It’s why it baffles me NFL doesn’t at least have an app they own and have their TV partners work with them directly, paying them for some of their streams of games if necessary. DirectTV can just go away.

Somebody make a KVM out of this, please!

It’ll probably be just the 4090, 4080, and the 4070 as usual which is more than fine. I can see the 4070 being delayed till next year, but I don’t see that happening with what AMD will probably offer that same audience with their RDNA3 GPU lineup.

For my particular GPU needs, the 4090 is tentatively my only option assuming it’ll be the only model with 24GB+ VRAM and great 4k+ support.

Hopefully the usual flagship x90 models from AIB partners will be available very close to whenever the 4090 launches.

Similarly, hopefully EKWB and Alphacool can work with AIB partners to make integrated waterblock GPUs release at or shortly after the release date of the 4090 and after-purchase waterblocks for those that must settle with buying an air-cooled GPU before going the water-cooling route.

Hope cross-platform saving increasingly becomes a thing this gen of gaming-especially third-party games.