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I wouldn't worry one wit about whether Nvidia releases higher VRAM models later on if all you're doing is gaming. If you do more workstation grade stuff, as Sono mentioned, then it may matter, but otherwise you don't need to bother.

Thanks! That's reassuring. :)

But of course, if you want to sell off your 10GB 3080 and try your luck at a 20gb one I'll gladly take it ;P

Hmm, looks like it's mostly CPU bound than GPU, I guess not then.

Isn't RPCS3 itself CPU bound for the most part? I don't think the GPU matters a whole lot unless you're pushing absurd resolution scales

Didn't know that, guess I'll have to wait for further optimization.

Don't get me wrong though, the improvement is still pretty good.

Nice icon, and Tbh I'd rather play 64 DS on my Wii U than this "remastered" 64 port, 3D Land on my New 3DS XL than this 3D World port, and Super Paper Mario over this Galaxy port. Heck, I'd rather play freaking *Skyward Sword* than Galaxy, and SS is utterly abysmal!

I knew everyone claiming those insanely high prices were wrong lol, no way Nvidia was gonna do something like that

Another drastic improvement for me is GSYNC, with VSYNC off, even 60fps looks a lot better.

When I bought my monitor it was in the gsync category, but apparently it doesn't actually support it :/ I really should hit up their support and ask them about that

Try going into Nvidia Control Panel and then the Set up GSYNC option, enable GSYNC compatible.

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Why not backwards wire a peltier drink warmer?

Who dusts the dusters?

Another one bites the dust

I do.

My computer is a mess and I don't even have the side panels for it.

But then their efforts to resell me quick and easy ports/emulator bundles of last generation's games would be frustrated.

Sadly, backwards compatibility wouldn't be possible with GCN/Wii/WiiU, because the Switch has a different architecture. Also, I doubt it's powerful enough to emulate them.