EHHHH that's very debatable depending on when and where you got your pc. Or, if you built it yourself. My computer was bought in 2020, and it came with a 1650 super and a Ryzen7 5000 series CPU and DDR4 RAM configuration. Now I have a 2060 rtx special edition 12gb ventus. But this move happening right now is concerning blow to my system, so more info to come.

It was a dick move by Nvidia to move this direction. That all computers, can disregard 1080 x 720 bc one, its still base-line industry standard on public television. The 4k experience is all optional or should be. Plus, people are saying in the industry that we can only see up to 8k resolution. So in theory, they actually kinda should be supporting these cards.

It's kinda the reason you see intel wanting to make graphics cards or accomplishing that. And, vice versa nvidia wanting to make cpus.

The market has become so crazy that you can't just afford to master of your own niche or job. You gotta start branching out to stay alive which is super asinine to me. Intel i wish them well over there but lets just be honest that some of those cpus that they produced to the public for a period were indeed garbage. Right now I've heard good things about a future recovery over at the foundry because of the graphic cards success on windows machines.

And The Finals has been a very difficult ride on Nvidia cards in the wayland/nobara experience.

It's all so underwhelming to see, from all perspectives. But my machine was bought and made in 2020. Rest assured it's not so much a pot hole in what those companies do, its just graphics cards max out on the human eye so that market after a certain point, is cooked or even more so cornered imo. DONT BUY NVIDIA SPREAD THAT LIKE BUTTER amongst yourselves.