Is the Gaming PC Dead?
An anonymous reader writes "Rahul Sood, HP's CTO of gaming, argues that the days of a market that wants PCs running three $500 GPUs is history; he argues that it's really a tough or impossible sell. '... let's face it, high-end hardware has delivered diminishing returns in terms of value. This is why you don't see ridiculous offerings like Quad SLI and 2-kilowatt power supplies coming from our company.' But don't the ideas of customization and market pricing for components tend to undercut that? Is the gaming PC dead?"
Until Netcraft confirms it, I won't believe it.
No, but I did throw granola at a deaf person once
no.
There, fixed that for you.
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"PC gaming is dead" is dead
Tornado isn't a flight sim. Try X-Wing or Tie Fighter without a real joystick or a full keyboard.
X-Wing isn't a flight sim. Try jumping out of a 50 story window with your arms spread out, and make engine noises (your choice of plane) as you plummet to earth. Talk about hi-resolution (for a while).
Try playing it at 2560x1600.
Maybe that's your mistake right there.
Yeah! That stupid game won't run well at merely double the resolution of 1080p on mainstream hardware. God forbid.