No.112311
Been a few months maybe since I last checked on DDR6.
Here's the latest from all the sites I have bookmarked to check every so often:
https://www.techpowerup.com/348749/ddr6-development-aims-for-commercial-shipments-in-2028>DDR6 Development Aims for Commercial Shipments in 2028>2028... I think I should just stop holding off to "future-proof" (for what that I would barely even notice than what I can get RIGHT NOW?) and get a GOOD ENOUGH new tower (do I REALLY need 64gb RAM, whether DDR5 or DDR6? is it REALLY worth it to buy a $2000 gfx card vs one of the many decade-old $500 ones?) to replace this dying dozen-year-old machine that can barely keep itself together.
No.112330
>>112311you didnt mention whether or not you want to play ps6 era AAA games, what your monitor resolution is, refresh rate, if it supports variable refresh rate, etc. ddr5 and $2000 gpus tho are a rip-off.
No.112331
>>112311you dont need to 'future proof' if you dont have a desire to play the latest AAA games, i personally prefer to play a game and have my PC be running as close to idle as possible, i play ESO and most of the time my GPU fans barely even click on, i can more than run it with my specs but i choose not to, stable calm performance is more important to me
No.112334
>>112331>>112330Most performance-heavy thing I can think of is filthy casual Minecraft with Distant Horizons, shaders, and a 400+ mod modpack. Or if I finally get fed up with microsjang switch to Luanti and/or Vintage Story. And occasional video editing with the likes of Kdenlive.
No.112353
>>112334>Most performance-heavy thing I can think of is filthy casual Minecraft with Distant Horizons, shaders, and a 400+ mod modpack. Or if I finally get fed up with microsjang switch to Luanti and/or Vintage Story.which CPU and GPU do you have?
>And occasional video editing with the likes of Kdenlive.how much RAM do you have and what type?
