u/Lanky-Carpenter-7991
Every major PC company seems obsessed with AI now. But outside developers and content creators, who is actually buying a PC because it has AI features?
I use my PC every day, and honestly I can't think of one AI feature I'd miss if it disappeared tomorrow.
Nvidia went from making graphics cards to building full PC platforms.
If RTX Spark succeeds, could Nvidia eventually become the most important company in the PC industry?
New games keep getting heavier.
1440p is becoming more common. Texture packs are larger than ever. Yet Nvidia is still launching new GPUs with 8GB VRAM.
Do they actually think 8GB is enough for most gamers? Or is this more about product segmentation than gaming needs?
What am I missing?
I finally saved enough for a decent build and now I’m second guessing the timing.
Somehow mid-range GPUs still feel overpriced.
Curious what everyone else is doing right now — buying, waiting, or going used?
