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all right so check this out strange things are once again happening in the PC industry it's probably just the way things are going to be because well it's the PC industry it's full of drama it's full of crazy stuff always going on so first up it seems like even though everybody waited for navi you you know everybody sat with their fingers crossed and we were all like hoping it was going to be the next coming of Christ you know when it came to video cards I mean a lot of people knew that it was probably only going to be you know mid-range but you know really is not be dead on arrival I mean is it dead on arrival I mean I mean it's $4.99 and since then videos released the super cards well does that kind of make it like almost irrelevant right out the door and if so I mean I know that's kind of really kind of sad for Andy cuz they're like hey we've got Navi we've come to save you all from the demons that in video those evil horny Devils but no it arrived lease on paper $4.99 and there was supposed to you know be able to keep up you know with some clubs only maybe even a 27-year i oh well okay well so now that 2070 supers here it's gonna beat it so out of the water it's kind of weird now a lot of people are kind of going crazy about these super cards you know they're complaining about the price everything else but for me the 2060 super at $399 is a good deal I'll tell you why you can get mad when the 1080 was out it was 499 dollars originally for the car and people are gonna go oh my god you know price price price so let's take one thing into consideration right off the bat it's called inflation so things are definitely going up we all saw that with the 2080 I where's the price that's like $1500 you know which is what you know Titan cards and all the super duper you know basically workstations slack you know gaming cards are priced at and and video like basically up the a me which I thought was a pretty kind of you know messed up thing to get to do you know it kind of really changed the whole gaming parameter because like here's a card that's like more expensive than most people are actually investing in their systems and we've talked about this lots of times people who are in poor countries and stuff they don't have the cash they want them by these SuperDuper expensive systems they just don't so this cards being $399 it's faster than a 1080 cooler than atte it does have all the ray-tracing features and all that stuff in it you know so I think that that particular card is a solid card for $399 now the 2020 seventies super we all know why it's here it's only here to counter navi and basically beyond slap AMD as soon as they had a release so it's like you know AMD had like this giant like presidential party saying we won the election and everybody's like I know we just retaliate the votes and guess what well you didn't win that's kind of almost what it is you know kind of political slap in the face there which leads me to the next part of today's like news stories so currently right now there are only nine games on the market right now that are supporting r-tx which really isn't a lot nine games let's just face it nine you know mm-hmm it's it's there but it's not a whole lot of games but there are things like control that's coming out that's gonna support different features and we're finally gonna actually see some game developers that are actually developing their games from the ground up using ray-tracing features and making it a core element of the game now stay in the light is going to be like I said the very first game that from the ground up we'll have all the r-tx features in it it's going to be a core element of the game so far what we've really seen for the ray-tracing stuff has really been just eye candy you know a lot of reflections hey you guys have said it a bunch of times it's a bunch of shiny stuff but now that a game developer is going to be doing this from the ground up this should change things quite a bit and although this guy is a single guy is like one guy doing this developing it's still going to be you know a new trend and we're also seeing other games that have Vulcan M you know such as doom eternal and stuff that's where Vulcan this was announced it also supports rate racing and you know I don't even know if really Nvidia was really even aware this was actually happening but people are starting to pick up on the rate racing stuff in the industry it's starting to get picked up yes it's been a while when the cards first came out yeah they were overly priced we all know this it's you know it's just the way things are you know but now we do see the prices going down so you can get yourself a twenty seventy super which is gonna be a pretty dang fast card it's gonna play almost everything out there everybody knows pretty much that 4k gaming is just BS anyway so who really cares you're talking 1080 1440 in that particular area so that should do good now when Navi gets here I'm really hoping that Navi has really good numbers and that may be the first car that we're gonna see you know that's coming out in the market this 5700 maybe that'll just be like the entry level that we're going to see hopefully maybe we'll see some higher end cards from that because just coming out with a card you know I'm making a big hoodoo about it and they're only competing in kind of the mid-range and then getting kind of smacked right after that I don't know it I don't know that's kind of a weird situation I think really that a and D needs to kind of step back and choose an area where they want to compete like they're doing very well against Intel on the CPU side of things on the GPU side of things though it's almost like they're just hanging in there because there's no other fighter to really fight the fight with NVIDIA and since you know you really can't have anybody having a monopoly here it's like they kind of have to exist by law now by the law of nature should that really happen because the law of nature is really this I mean if you go to the African plains and you go watch animals and they need to eat they eat another animal they do whatever they need to do to survive survival of the fittest that's the way nature's been going on forever so I mean if Nvidia really can they'll make better cards and not have anybody compete with the only thing that really kind of sucks is that then they can go really crazy on pricing because there's nobody there to compete with them so it's kind of a really weird thing the way the laws are set up here in America it's like according to nature it should be some rival of fittest but the way the law is here you can't have that you have to have competition like even for newer TVs you can't bring your brand-new TV so let's just say today that me and the Cameron G has come with this great TV idea blows everything out of the water we can sell it for cheaper we want to bring it here the first thing that we're gonna run into as well we have all these TVs that are already here that we need to sell that we've brought and paid for so until we actually sell these TVs you guys can't bring your TV even in here so it's kind of a weird market because it really is no longer survival of the fittest it's just not that way at all it's about marketing strategy planning business corporate BS all over the place so it's really kind of crazy now nothing want to talk to you guys about is like people like going crazy about you know the price of stadia you know they're like oh my god it's gonna be this much money but you gotta understand something that the PC industry is an entertainment industry everybody wants to be entertained George Carlin said it you know the only reason you're even here on this planet is to be entertained that's why you're here so as long as it's not like hurting anybody you should really try to entertain yourself as much as possible so that industry is always going to be there and they're always going to be charging you they're gonna get you coming you're going so you're either gonna be playing paying money in the gaming industry you're gonna be paying a high money to have yourself a really SuperDuper high-end gaming computer to play all these games or you're gonna be paying monthly service fees to somebody to be able to stream all of their games now it's kind of a mixed bag I mean in the future when all these games are online you can play any game you want us some little cheap-ass little thing because everything's done online I mean you've gotta admit that's gonna be kind of cool but you're gonna be paying for this hardware either way so instead of going out right off the bat and just paying for this computer that's two or three thousand dollars to play your games well now you're gonna be probably paying some 30 or $40 a month fee you know I paying up by paying for your electricity or everything else just to be entertained to be a gamer so either way you're gonna get stuck paying for your entertainment it's either one way or the other high-end equipment or high fees every month there's just no way out of it so people think oh well you know the staties gonna come the gaming industry is gonna be like totally change yes I think it will change quite a bit because a lot of people who don't have a whole lot of money upfront but who work and can afford you know at least a monthly fee you know that'll be cool now what I really hope though is this stuff is that it's more of a sliding scale stuff because I don't feel that a person who's like India or Indonesia or any these companies that don't have the same dollar rate as we do should have to be paying the same amount of a monthly fee I mean everybody knows that you know America Europe these countries have more money so these countries should obviously be paying more for the service fee and the countries that don't have that much money shouldn't have to be paying that much money for it it should work on a sliding scale we're like if they know this particular reason region you know cannot afford you know $30 a month these people could only afford two dollars a month well they should only have to pay two dollars a month because they're making their money anyways and everything's going to be online so like always I want to hear what you guys have to say so right off the bat first thing we talked about na'vi do you guys think that it's dead upon arrival I kind of do I was really looking for something better I know it was gonna be mid end you know so I don't you know maybe I shouldn't have had such high expectations and maybe that's my fault but I think a lot of you felt the same way also we all know that RTS came out the cards were overpriced yadda yadda yadda that's already been said done sliced up and bread it up and cooked every which way that you can do it more ways than chicken so like now we just have to decide okay you know when is r-tx gonna be viable now the cards are getting there you know that you can get a nice car for $399 that's faster than a 1080 which was like the second you know fastest car a couple years ago that's still not too bad what do you guys feel about that you guys still feel that like r-tx is complete ripoff you don't want to buy the Nvidia cards or you feel that hey you know what since the cards are coming lower and there are more technologies coming that you know these cards and the technology will be more and last but not least do you agree with me that no matter what's going on in the gaming industry you're gonna be getting charged one way or the other you're either gonna be paying big money to like have all of your equipment in your house so you can run every game that you have which is a lot of upfront investment money which means coming up with a lot of cash at one time or do you think it's cool to have to pay this monthly service fee and do you agree with me that the scale should slide according to how people can afford it even though I'm probably living in a pipe dream with that I just think that's how it should be I'm mark I thank you guys for watching tech go tomorrow we'll see you guys back in the channel lots more stuff got some headphones top-five comes up coming up next week and obviously you guys know well we got more Super coming we'll see what it's all about