let me guessyou need more than that?
The chart shows that playing 3 hours per day will average around 91 hours per month, meaning the base costs aren't going to change. However, if you increase that to 4 hours per day, or about 122 hours per month, and the Performance tier price jumps to $15.97 and Ultimate goes up to $31.97.Adding more hours to every day's playtime sees the monthly costs spiral quickly. 5 hours a day costs $21.95 on Performance and $43.95 on Ultimate, while 6 hours per day is $27.93/$55.93.
The US doesn't have enough energy to power its new AI data centers. Defeating China in the AI war is far more important then teens playing video games. You should be glad.
>>729510897based. how much does it own the libz?
>>729510737People use GeForce Now?
>>729511219no, they've been using it before
indian thread
>>729510897what value does "winning" this AI war bring ? Besides allowing megacorpos to employ less people and lower the standards of living across the country, I mean
>>729511219no but they will have to in the next year or two
>>729511464destroying the woke.
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>>729510897>>729511550>>729511596>>729511464the lie of the space race has lead to the rhetoric of literally every potential tech sector ever being ruined for the rest of mankind's existence.
>>729510737I don't need any of it.
Yes
>china is busy covering their mountains with renewable energy and growing their economy>the US is destroying their own country and people in order to win some imaginary "AI race" which china doesn't seem to give a fuck aboutsurreal
>>729510897>>729511004>>729511596Never underestimate the human ability to give up privacy and rights to pwn the "opposition"
>>729511847china is also building coal power plants but yeah them switching to mainly renewable is just smart af because they have all the resources for it so they can be self sustaining and wont need to buy all those resources from elsewhere>>729510897"Oceania was at war with Eurasia: therefore Oceania had always been at war with Eurasia. The enemy of the moment always represented absolute evil, and it followed that any past or future agreement with him was impossible."
>>729510737I doubt anyone on /v/ hits even 15 hours of playtime each month.No, your gacha shit you shill does not count.
>>729511847Just imagine how every ai bot farm data center could be a bunch of windmills and solar panels instead and get more angry.
i havent owned a pc since 2017 how will this affect me
>>729512186well yeah why bother with pc gaming when even gamers barely play on itit will raise prices of consoles sometime later but they will just make the games and PS+ pricier
>>729511219No, its just being hard-shilled.
>>729512545>>729512702>become big thanks to a specific group of customers>after that, tell these customers to get fucked, more than that, actively try to fuck up these customers who made you who you areis there a more despicable company?
>>729512702>Sells developers on their proprietary hardware and software features>They implement them in their games>"Oops, lol, we aren't a gaming company anymore">Now has game that only runs decent on Nvidia GPUs and game was developed with hardware improvements in mind>Nvidia no longer sells consumer GPUsPretty funny NGL
>>729512545what do those data centres make exactly? how do they generate profit?
>>729511464I'm not entirely sure. At least the Space Race had a demonstrable purpose (ICBM/MIRV development and satellites recon...we could give a fuck about the actual moon). Boomers were fortunate enough to be alive at the time where scientific advancement in the military sector trickled down with more immediacy to the consumer sector and brought with it the opportunity for new products and manufacturing growth. AI's theoretical use case is great, but it's current use case is nebulous outside of unemploying white collar tech workers and middle management paper pushers. It seems to have very little tangible benefit to the average person outside of "lol, well you don't have to work anymore because you're fired".
>>729513564they exchange trillions between each other and indians can generate generic OF girls
>sixty restrictions>latency>you have to buy the games separately for full price...just play on lower settings and use the AI shit, bro
well, I bought $2000 giga pc just to play old games.Isnt the gaming crash what you all wanted?
>>729513691Even that seems to more and more be just a fantasy. How efficient is it really when you always have to double check the output for potential hallucinations? It seems to me like the ability to replace workers was just a lie to rope in investors.
>>729514217at this point might as well just watch clean gameplay without faggot tuber narrating and pretendor you might just imagine playing the game because the amount of fake frames its insane>oh yeah just SUPER ULTRA DLSS it from 320x240 resolution duuude.
>>729511464Thus far they've managed to invent a less efficient way to send form e-mails.
>>729510737what games?modern AAAA slop?
>>729514415employing one human overseeing the output of 20 AI bots > employing 20 humansKind of like how grocery stores have greatly reduced the number of cashiers/baggers needed by having self-checkouts with one person overseeing them.
>>729514819people are really huffing copiums how AI is not a problem for everyone
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>>729510737There are two things globohomo is genuinely terrified by: >1) people talking about the (((monetary))) and (((banking))) system, instead of waging pointless tribal war over (((economic theories))) while the economy revolves around selling longterm problems, renting out shortterm (((solutions))) and maximizing debt and interest>2) people having easy access to technolog that they could use to question the official (((canon)))
>>729510737As a matter of fact, I do need more.
>>729510737>convince people they dont need their own PC to play games>jack up prices>users wont jump off because getting a new PC at this point would still cost multiple years of new price>said PC prices only got this extreme because you yourself dictate component pricesat what point is it criminal?
