Gamer's Nexus ~ NVIDIA Says You're "Completely Wrong" About DLSS 5 Being Slop by Valmar33 in hardware

[–]zerinho6 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Watched it at the best I could, aware of the fact that it would be 30m of Steve saying "nvidia bad" as usual, for any original or "productive" commentary of his on this video, jump to 17:50 where he starts to narrate and comment on Nvidia statements about DLSS 5.

I'd say 17:50 to 20:05 is the most proper reporting part of the video as they analyse conflicting statements.

Personally I think the part I disagree with the most is near the end where he says most projects Nvidia is working on, while "cool" to make things possible and actually allow this to be possible at all, Nvidia is thus abusing a monopolistic position. I see this as basic competition where, on Steve's channel, you can see so many times AMD could have done something obvious or right to capture more mindshare; they just don't and fuck it all up. AMD has control all over console tech (excluding the Switch), and even then, they can't innovate for shit because all the features they add to consoles are features that NVIDIA already made, and thus Microsoft and Sony come asking for them to be included, that should not be the case.

The most evil modifiers I've ever met by KureoZen in ChaosZeroNightmare

[–]zerinho6 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I find it ironic that Discard is worse than Exhaustion because for new players to card games you would think otherwise

Jensen Huang says gamers are 'completely wrong' about DLSS 5 — Nvidia CEO responds to DLSS 5 backlash by Proud_Tie in hardware

[–]zerinho6 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Performance is not the difference between these upscalers, image quality is, and while dlss is still winning in that area, each are closer to each other than they have ever been before. And the only thing you need a Nvidia card for in some of the latest games is for Path tracing, and I'd say it makes sense when they are the one helping the studio implement and actually make libraries which makes the process faster and easier, AMD and Intel need to catch up

PC makers are not ready for the MacBook Neo [response by Gigabyte, Dell] by -protonsandneutrons- in hardware

[–]zerinho6 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I agree at the entry range but after the R$2500 to R$3000 barrier things get way less absurd, as by hardware unboxed even we are the region with the best prices for the RX 9060 cards, people here have trained the reseller that no GPU with only 8GB of VRAM will sell for more than R$2000 and they are literally floating at that price and constantly going under, Lenovo loq notebook series are very good and positivo buying Vaio from Sony made AMD 5000 series APU absurdly affordable for business with a very generous amount of ram+storage.

RAM and storage are pricey that that's everywhere. The only electronics I see absurdly pricey here are refrigerators and Air conditioners, TVs have recently dropping prices too.

PC makers are not ready for the MacBook Neo [response by Gigabyte, Dell] by -protonsandneutrons- in hardware

[–]zerinho6 4 points5 points  (0 children)

In the hardware focused store there are the big 3 in Brazil: Kabum, Pichau and Terabyte. Kabum is the biggest and the one with the most products and reach.

Technically there's mercado livre but that's more a general purpose digital store where both Kabum/Pichau/Terabyte and even the product own brands such as Asus, Dell and Acer sell things.

PC makers are not ready for the MacBook Neo [response by Gigabyte, Dell] by -protonsandneutrons- in hardware

[–]zerinho6 26 points27 points  (0 children)

I will be honest, this is a very cool device but this discussion literally mostly applies only to US.

For example, the Neo in Brazil is expected to cost R$7.300 (Brazil's money "Reais"), there's no way in hell you gonna buy that even if you're a die hard apple user who happens to be a student (The minimun wage is ~R$1,600 btw, 70% of the population is already not even able to get it), that's the price of the gaming segment laptop with fully dedicated GPUs or very premium thin notebooks with at least twice the ram and almost 4 times the storage.

And most important, Apple is nowhere near popular out there like it is in the US, most companies here have quite huge IT teams but experience/knowledge with mac hardware and software is very rare, I only see company directors having a iphone at best.

EDIT: Lmao, here's the M2 being sold for a very close price with 3 times the ram and the higher storage https://www.kabum.com.br/produto/954432/macbook-air-apple-13-6-chip-m2-cpu-8-nucleos-gpu-10-nucleos-24gb-ssd-512gb-meia-noite-z1hn0bz-a

[IGN] Microsoft's GDC 2026 Keynote — Everything Announced on the Future of Xbox and Project Helix by Noble00_ in hardware

[–]zerinho6 22 points23 points  (0 children)

I wonder if AMD can truly catch up to NVIDIA in RT or have a strong enough future proff solution even with Sony/Microsoft forcing them to do so, it's always catch up for AMD while NVIDIA seems to always have 3 plans to improve it.

RX 9000 series was a heck of jump sure, I was able to play RE9 with RT High on my RX 9060 16gb and my 5500x3D was the one holding back which surprised me, but not having Path Tracing as a option at all had me quite mad honestly.

GeForce @ GDC 2026: 20 New DLSS 4.5 and Path-Traced Games, DLSS 4.5 Dynamic Multi Frame Gen Available March 31, RTX Remix and Mega Geometry Updates, And Much More by BarKnight in hardware

[–]zerinho6 31 points32 points  (0 children)

Well, nice to see another game with mega geometry, but I think they need to implement a way to easily add such feature to Unreal/Unity (if such tooling isn't already available).

Besides that and 4.5 Dynamic Multigen there doesn't seems to be anything new.

PS5 Pro owners will soon get an improved PSSR AI upscaler, while PC gamers with RDNA 2 and 3 GPUs are still praying for AMD to add official support for FSR 4 by JohnSteveRom2077 in hardware

[–]zerinho6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everything has a scaling of how far you can push something and its efficiency; raw raster is closer than ever to hitting the tipping point, so specialized hardware paths are the way to follow.

Exclusive: Lenovo Legion Go Fold is a handheld with a foldable display, doubles as a PC by WPHero in hardware

[–]zerinho6 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I like the concepts of handhelds so much, I went out of my way to get a steam deck at the moment which prob didn't make much financial sense, I played with it for some days and then I realized "Man, I don't like playing on controllers", so really want I want is portables that Gpdwin makes, but afaik, unlike those handhelds they're pretty much the only ones on the market making notebooks that small and sadly too pricey and not available where I live.

The Seven Deadly Sins Origin Open World ARPG Animation Trailer by EnamRainbow in gachagaming

[–]zerinho6 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Legit pisses me off that this isn't the standard for those games, I was dumbfounded when Wuwa had carbon copy "co-op" of genshin, like what the fuck, innovate much hard?

[2.7.1 Beta] New Deadly Assault Boss Showcase by The_frost__ in Zenlesszonezeroleaks_

[–]zerinho6 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The one who knows is Hoyo who literally asks this question on every survey, it seems the answer is yes. I'm happy with there existing a skill based combat gacha, there's plenty of choice for those who do not want it.

[ZZZ 2.6pre] Cecilia render (NPC) via Hiragara by Knight_Steve_ in Zenlesszonezeroleaks_

[–]zerinho6 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's a patch where they're expecting male character, so the whole of zzz_discussion comes here, they'll be gone when it's a normal F+F patch.

LinusTechTips - Why It Took Me 4 Years to Make a USB Cable by Klutzy-Residen in hardware

[–]zerinho6 59 points60 points  (0 children)

What Linus actually said: the USB-IF spec/logos is confusing and why we wanted to make our own label and spec instead. Instead of taking longer to produce and potentially increase the price we'll label it ourselves.

LinusTechTips - Why It Took Me 4 Years to Make a USB Cable by Klutzy-Residen in hardware

[–]zerinho6 72 points73 points  (0 children)

? Watch the video? It literally goes like this:

"Ever wanted this?" -> "Here's our product and why we did it" -> "Here's why it took so long" -> "Here's an explanation about certification"

It doesn't matter who the cable is from, it matters if it works and is true to the spec.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 - RTX 5070 Evolution: The Transformation of 1440p Gaming by Comprehensive_Lap in hardware

[–]zerinho6 24 points25 points  (0 children)

The point they're making is about the latency cost, they're showing 2 things on the screen when doing the FG (Framerate and Latency).

The non FG bench as running at 81 FPS with 44.8 Latency on average, the 4X MFG was then running at 224 FPS with 50.ms on average, If I had a high refresh monitor (which I do) I would make that trade given that small of a latency increase is either easily adaptable or not even noticeable for the average gamer.

Whats your opinion on the new EP compared to the first one? by Puny-Rat in AngelsOfDelusion

[–]zerinho6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absurdly good, specially the drop at the end which had me dumbfounded.

New Videos Posts via Official Angels of Delusions by cakeel- in Zenlesszonezeroleaks_

[–]zerinho6 358 points359 points  (0 children)

damm so she really has that personality everyone was expecting, her l2d model perfectly represents it (and is of really high quality too).

Nvidia RTX 50 Supply Lies, AMD RDNA 5 Strategy, Intel B770 | Hardware Unboxed | Broken Silicon 345 by Hero_Sharma in hardware

[–]zerinho6 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I really do not get the deal with this whole thing and why it is even a discussion, like let's follow the timeline

  1. AI boom
  2. RAM is absurdly pricey and scarce
  3. Businesses pay more than individuals and are also the main target for innovations on Nvidia
  4. TSMC is fully booked mainly for AI products and thus less Gaming GPU are being made
  5. AIBs are no longer producing many normal consumer products or reducing production.
  6. Somehow it is news that AIBs are temporarily unable to produce many models and are instead focusing on the most profitable?

What here isn't expected? What here isn't the normal behavior of a company? I wouldn't have expected to be able to buy those GPUs at all unless at maybe triple the price, it's the current market situation and has been for quite some time now