Not with Movistar.There are other companies though, but I got a good offer to join (40€) and now I'm just waiting to see if I change apartments in spring to swap.
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Not with Movistar.There are other companies though, but I got a good offer to join (40€) and now I'm just waiting to see if I change apartments in spring to swap.
K. I have the money now so it's burning a hole in my pocket, but I will wait til next fall. Maybe around labor day sales or something
People should save up for a 8k, 120hz, HDR TV with VRR.
TCL will probably have a decent one in 2021 under $1k USD.
TCL will probably have a decent one in 2021 under $1k USD.
You only need to say this a few more times before its officially revealed anyway
So true. February (my bet) can't come soon enough
But i love some crazy leaks previous to official announce that we have realized to be trure. Never gonna forget the draw on a paper from a chinese worker working on a assembly factory with a PS4 Pro (Neo at that time) sketch. Crazy and very fun
The LG B8 Oled has continuously dropped to $900 this year. And it's a fantastic Oled tv.
For a few hundreds more, The B9 and C9 were $1200 And $1400 last week in Best Buy. The LG Oled tv's are honestly the best tv's you can get right now on the market.
I have the B8 and C9 and won't have to upgrade for the next 4-5 years. Look into that or see what Black Friday does for ya.
Sweet child. I have to pay $105 a month to Comcast to get unlimited internet.
Hands down the Panasonic GZ2000 is the best TV you can get ATM.
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Is the E9 massively better?
Thinking of switching out my Samsung KS800, but worried next gen might make these TVs lacking.
Anything surprising like HDR on the horizon?
I am trying to get the C9 for the PS5 for my birthday next year. I don't want an OLED now tho.
I have been playing Panzer Dragoon Orta from the original Xbox through Game Pass in 4K while I wait to play Outer Worlds later this week, and honestly one of the things that I am most interested in with Xbox Scarlett is how their backward compatibility team that all transitioned over to Scarlett work as announced at E3 will handle any enhancements and such. I can't believe that I missed this game before, as it is really fun and shouldn't look this good and clean on my 65" 4K TV in 2019 :) Playing this also saddens me a little that we don't seem to get as many gameplay focused larger budget games any more that are just arcade fun and not trying to check all of the current boxes in game development. Maybe there will be some next gen launch window game surprises that help to provide more of those experiences, but otherwise I will just have to play them through backwards compatibility I guess.
Sadly, there's more to comfort in VR than simply fps. Sure, you need a good framerate, the higher the better, before anything else, but after that there's still a lot of challenges. For all the people in the early days saying VR legs aren't a thing, it does take some getting used to. The main suggestions are to not push yourself, and start out with VR titles that don't involve any movement. Maybe try something with teleport movement after you get used to VR a bit.
But yeah, 120 fps is ideal. PSVR runs at 120, but 90% of PSVR games are really running at 60 fps with head rotation interpolated to 120 fps. There's a few that run 90 fps, but I don't remember which ones. There's maybe one or two 120 native games.
Even how you move is critical. Personally, I can move forward, back, and strafe just fine, but turning took me a long time to get used to. I played through several games with snap turning, and there's still some I can't handle smooth turning on.
We've already had 6 threads combined, too late for that at this point
Yes.
At low resolution/high frame rate is when cpu dictates max fps as it might not be able to keep up with what the GPU is putting out. That's why you set res to 720-1080p when testing systems for cpu bottlenecks as the gpu is removed from the equation. At 1440-4k, gpu is usually the limiting factor.
I disagree with this. I pay for 300 mbps and I get exactly that. Maybe you were using wifi? Then that's another story....
I bought my TCL 55" P605 last year for about $600 and it's been great. However, I'm seeing that 4KTVs might be the hot item this Xmas so I'm already trying to see if I could upgrade for cheap and just sell this one.
Why should there be some? Consoles will be out in a year and the official unveils are months away. Devs have to remain quiet now.
Premium product, premium price. If money is no object, it is the set to get. Period.
The GZ950 is far better value at £1499 vs £3299 @55" (very little difference in pic quality according to AVForums). If you can afford it the nice remote, soundbar and custom panel are the icing.
Lol, nooooo!!!
UK salaries ain't shit. Not with the cost of living and especially in London.
I had 150Mb originally. It wasn't enough.
Yikes!
CAD or USD?
Nope.
It depends entirely on whether you have fibre to the home or fibre to the cabinet, and how far you are to the exchange.
8K is useless and very likely to remain so for many years.
You'd be much better off with a higher specced 4K/120Hz/HDR/VRR TV instead.
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I really like this though.
Any recommendations?
I'm coming into some money soon and will be in the market to splurge on a new set 😁
Beyond picture quality, why is that? Does it support HDMI 2.1 and VRR?
Neither, afaik.
Looking at some search results, only 2.1 feature is auto low latency. Meaning the tv will switch to game mode for you when it detects a certain signal.
its honestly worth waiting, we should be geting a bunch of hdmi 2.1 tvs next year.
Holy, so 3.2 ghz for the CPU.
Edit: Here is the whole session: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFT_7ExbXfo
Edit 2: So DF thinks that the GPU will be 40 CU at 1.8 GHz?
Edit 3: I seem to be very late to the party.
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Recent analysis from Digital Foundry suggests the GPU is going to be somewhere around twice as powerful as the XB1X GPU. CPU is going to be many more times as powerful as the current consoles. Nothing definitive on RAM, but 16gb seems likely.
Come one man, I've worked in tech in the UK, salaries are double those in Spain, and cost of living in Barcelona is not too far off thanks to all the tourism we get.
Minimun wage is £8.21 per hour in the UK, which amounts to 9€ per hour,
In Spain it's 900€ per month, which amounts to 4.9€ per hour.
More data, average wage in the UK it's 3,704€ per month vs 1,886€ in Spain. (That's all before taxes)
4x Xbox One X CPU and 2x the GPU, with 16 GB RAM seems ok for U$499,90.
Xbox One X should be priced U$299,90 by now.
Congrats for being among the top earners in the country.
Outside tech, salaries drop off considerably.
Tech and finance are the two single high paying professions in the UK anymore. Everything else pays shit... which is why I moved to Canada.
16 GB of RAM just doesn't seem like enough. Assuming 4 is reserved for OS functions, then developers will have around 12 to work with.
4K textures will take up 6+ GB, and apparently RT requires quite a lot of RAM as well.
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