https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pr_V8rtzrE
A month ahead of Switch 2's global release, we accidentally bought a real motherboard of Switch 2! We decided to reverse-engineer its NVIDIA SoC, and reveal the spces of its CPU and GPU, even head to a FIB-SEM to ensure its process node! We'd also simulate the performance on a similar PC to see how powerful is Switch 2. Stay tuned!
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Still the best engineered bang for your Buck/power draw card ever created in my eyes. Power draw of a lightbulb and I put it side by side with my freinds Xbox one at release and beat its performance.
I wish companies stayed on that track.
Welcome to a world of 1000W PSUs :(
It’s like we’re returning to the early 00s lol. I used to rock a 450w psu in my 750ti build. :( granted I use a 650w today but my rx580 SND Ryzen 5 1500x is getting dated when it comes to new releases.
This is the first year I really don’t meeet requirements. Don’t know what to do with this market lol
The pc market has taken a very consumerist turn and it's actually pretty disgusting. Sad times.
I'm in the same boat, haven't really found anything good to upgrade to that doesn't cost me a kidney.
1000W does sound big enough for a 5090, but what about the other computer components?
Yup, that's what I'm using in my NAS for basic transcoding. Works great!