MSFS 2020 is a real frame rate hog on ultra settings. the 2080 can barely handle it at 4K.I watched Linus Tech Tips play on an 88" 8k TV yesterday. He built a rig with a 3090, i9-9900 (or whatever the top one is) and only 16GB RAM. It looked great (Although I was watching in 4k) but is it really necessary yet?
My son's 2080 Super build on his 25" 144k monitor at 4k looks stellar.
Not sure it ever really stopped... Extreme overclocking is less prevalent these days, though, due to built-in clock boosts and diminishing returns.Back in the 2000s people were custom building overclocked rigs with peltiers, water coolers, and banks of fans. Over time people drifted to consoles and people were saying PC gaming was dead. Then game companies started deep discounting PC games on Steam and people went back to PC gaming to save money. Now people are obsessed with building high end gaming PCs and spending thousands of dollars on gaming rigs again.
Extreme overclocking is still very much a thing and usually involves liquid nitrogen...go take a look at Gamer's Nexus on YouTube...Not sure it ever really stopped... Extreme overclocking is less prevalent these days, though, due to built-in clock boosts and diminishing returns.
My son plays Siege and CS:GO mostly and is waiting on Cyberpunk 2077. He has plenty of power for what he plays.MSFS 2020 is a real frame rate hog on ultra settings. the 2080 can barely handle it at 4K.
Well, yeah, but that's Tech Jesus doing it. I mean at home, like when I overclocked my brother's Celeron 300A to 450+. Skylake and up Intel chips need crazy cooling for overclocking like that and Zen-based AMD stuff hits a ceiling around where the factory boost is and just draws more power on average.Extreme overclocking is still very much a thing and usually involves liquid nitrogen...go take a look at Gamer's Nexus on YouTube...
I did that! Melted one when the cooler fans crapped out...I overclocked my brother's Celeron 300A to 450
Ahh, the days before they had a max temperature where they'd shut off.I did that! Melted one when the cooler fans crapped out...
I watched Linus Tech Tips play on an 88" 8k TV yesterday. He built a rig with a 3090, i9-9900 (or whatever the top one is) and only 16GB RAM. It looked great (Although I was watching in 4k) but is it really necessary yet?
My son's 2080 Super build on his 25" 144k monitor at 4k looks stellar.