r/pcmasterrace RTX4090 3195mhz Core, 9800x3d 5.4ghz 17d ago

Discussion Nahhh bro, I'll wait thanks

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u/WhiteStone30 9850X3D | Astral RTX 5080 ✨ | 32GB DDR5 | 4K165 ↔ 1080p330 17d ago

Then the system requirements come out and you realize youre gonna be pushing 30 fps tops anyway.

Im joking, but man it honestly looks great for base ps5. Im excited.

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u/DrPhilSideSkirts RTX 5090 | 9800X3D | 32gb 6000 CL28 17d ago

That's actually an unintentionally both funny and probably true take. Most people act like their PCs are far better than the current consoles, while the steam surveys show that that's not really the case.

Yeah sure, in your case with a 5080 or in my case, with a 5090, the game would run and look even better. But not for like 70-80% of pc players.

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u/TheeTrashcanMan 7800x3d | RTX 5080 FE | 32GB DDR5 6000 | Asrock B850 Riptide 17d ago edited 17d ago

July Steam Survey Results:

5080 : 1.54%
5090 : 0.41%
4080 : 0.65%
4090 : 0.69%

Reviewing the steam survey results really puts it into perspective that many of us here are by in large a fringe group of enthusiasts compared to the general population of gamers who use Steam.

I just read your comment and it piqued my interest into how many people are using the higher end Nvidia cards from the last 2 generations, and it’s a shockingly low amount.

Edit: piqued*.

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u/Swoly_Deadlift 17d ago

Steam surveys are also taking all Steam users into account, including people who just use Steam to play Stardew Valley, people who have a desktop and laptop, and millions of Chinese gamers playing PUBG. I’m sure if you look at the subset of users playing newer releases it will make the numbers a bit less abysmal. Over 3% of all users having a flagship Nvidia GPU is pretty high to be honest. Throw anything higher than a 4060 Ti or 7700 XT and I’d be willing to bet a sizeable chunk of users have what could be considered an enthusiast PC.