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Changes like this are to be expected considering the fact that the average RGB Joe Doe consumer swallows everything while throwing crap at it simultaneously.
Sincerely not a subscriber that swallows everything.
Don’t pay for this shit. It’s another case of “you’ll own nothing and stop fucking complaining, peasant.”
I agree but we have barely seen anything of what cloud gaming will become. Platforms like Steam will introduce it too. Especially after the Steam Machine is turning out to be such a headache for them because of uncertain hardware prices. This will happen and I am very afraid a lot of users will welcome it with open arms. We could be witnessing the end of home computers right now.
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First they came for your music. Then they came for your movies. They came for your Games. Now they want your computers.
Next up is rentable GPUs with a subscription. You'll eventually own nothing
I mean, that exists. Just not for gaming specifically
Just part of the lifecycle of every digital service.
And now the other shoe drops. We can see what kind of future these companies are shaping for us. Where you have to pay them a subscription fee in order to use premium hardware. While they slowly stop selling it to the public.
4.6 trillion dollar company btw.
The dollars come from charging us extra. Nvidia has been well known in the early days being premium compared to AMD graphics.
Aye, this is premium pricing, not necessarily premium quality. The biggest hassle I have with my PC comes from NVidia and their bullshit.
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Just save what you would spend on subscribing to tbis dumb shit for a few months and build your own machine so you don't have to throw money away on a subscription service.
In a few months there won’t be any affordable equipment.
There is the Steamdeck OLED still, Steam Machine and Steamframes on the way early 2026. Also there is enough used machines in the second hand marketplace to tide everyone else over until the AI bubble pops.
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for a few months
I'd love to see what kind of gaming PC you're going to build with $30.
looks like it can run crysis
I paid $200 for ultimate for a year and got borderlands 4 included in it.
You'd be challenged to build a decent gaming PC for 3 times that.
No, no, no. They said save up for a few months. So we're looking at $75 tops.
Let's be generous and say $100. That's 6 months with the most expensive tier.
That should be plenty to get a gaming PC capable of playing latest AAA titles in 4k 60 fps and high settings.
It's one computer, Michael. What could it cost, 10 dollars?
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theory: they limit players' access to gpu so nvidia can sell them to ai companies.
That's just the game plan for NViDiA
I prefer buying Nvidia stock instead of their offerings
I wish I could hit 100 hours of playtime a month.
Still cheaper than buying a gaming PC by far.
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100h is fucking nothing. Such a waste of money
I don't know if you're joking or not. That's 3h 20 min per day spent on gaming lol
What a sober reminder that most people on these platforms are either 20 years old or don't have kids, jobs and responsibilities, lol.
Regardless, fuck this enshittified subscription bullshit.
I know a lot of people who would consider 3 hours of gaming a day to be plenty, and I know a lot of people who buy Nvidia products. They are not the same people.
Ha, no. Many older gamers have the disposable income but not the time or motivation to spend hundreds of hours on gaming per month. I know what I'm talking about.
Still never buying into that subscription bullshit.
what are people even paying for, 100h per month isn't that much if you have a fair amount of free time or would pause the games between doing other things. i'm expecting for posts about someone accidentally leaving it open and not being able to play for the rest of the month.
Its 3h per day. Enough for moderate user, but if you share with a family or just a hardcore gamer, you'll run out
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I hit 112 hours in Black Ops 7 in two weeks.
Genuinely eat shit, Nvidia.
If that’s the game you choose to dump your time into, maybe you should be given a limit…^/s^
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Remember, you're borrowing their hours from AI data centers, and AI takes precedence. Don't use this service
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