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Should I wait for AMD Vega

CardinalHunter

Wait for Vega- yes or no?  

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  1. 1. Wait for Vega- yes or no?

    • Yes
      16
    • No
      2
    • Other answers- elaborate pls
      1


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Don't know if I should wait for Vega.

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Wait for Volta

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Well AMD has freesync (gsync but free). So If Vega is good you could shot two birds with one stone.

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Yeah the thing so aids about nvidia is that gsync is needed for gaming so we just get milked and finished

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based on old footage of Vega it will probably fall  in between the 1080 and 1080ti. my source is this adoredtv video 

 

 

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22 minutes ago, CardinalHunter said:

Yeah the thing so aids about nvidia is that gsync is needed for gaming so we just get milked and finished

Gsync is needed for gaming? lol what?

 

It might make things a tad smoother for those utmost demanding players that somehow manages to see a difference :P

Though really I play with no sync at all or occasionally with FastSync and either way were more than fine enough? I did try out Freesync and I honestly didn't even see a difference.

 

I do agree that G-Sync is a money grabber, though I would go even deeper to state it is a "scam" the price you pay for it for what you get at least on my opinion is completely unworthy... Then again there are those who'll say that they "can not game without it" well... each person is different... but going as far as saying that gaming is impossible without FreeSync/G-Sync is plain exaggeration.

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