[vegabook]

as soon as someone puts 16GB of VRAM next to an SoC (Nvidia, soon), the gaming pc is dead. These hot 'n slow discrete components are fun to decorate with RGB but they're yesterday for _all_ segments.

[tracker1]

Show me an SoC that can play Cyberpunk max settings at 4K with RTX features enabled, let alone 8K. dGPU aren't going anywhere for a long while.

[vegabook]

The point is that the dGPU will _become_ the PC, and it essentially has been the PC for a while now, as you are essentially proving with your cybperpunk comment.

Nvidia is preparing to SoC-up it's RTX cards with ARM cores and then it's toast for your rig.

[ChoGGi]

> they're yesterday for _all_ segments

That implies to me that you expect an SOC to perform the same as or better than a 5090?

[pezezin]

I have been hearing about the death of gaming PCs since the launch of the PSX and the N64, yet here we are.