Quote from: NikoB on Today at 14:55:01So they can make TV, but panels for monitors and laptops with ppi from 250?

8K @ 114" is only 77.29 PPI. In fact you would have to have no more than 35" to stay above 250 PPI with 8K because at 36" you are already at 244.77 PPI.

But then again one day maybe, just maybe, you will realise that people don't stare at 27-32" monitors, nor at 40-100" TVs, from the same distance as they do when they look at their smartphone screen. Until that day keep parroting your #250PPI spam everywhere you can.

Quote from: NikoB on Today at 11:55:36Even from the point of view of playing games that are 9-10 years outdated, this model is shameful. 16fps in Ultra quality in GTA V covered with moss and only 40fps in High! Despite the fact that the mobile GTX1050 from 2016 (8 years ago, damn it!) produced 55-60fps in High settings! Where is at least stable 60fps in GTV5 in Ultra quality from the mass-produced cheap ordinary igpu 2024?

The GTX 1050 Ti was "supra-optimised" by Nvidia. And especially for GTA5. The high fps of the 1050Ti in GTA5 still amazes me compared to other GPUs.

If integrated graphics drivers were as optimised as that, we could have had the same performance 5 years ago already. AMD is close to that, at least closer than Intel.

If you wish to know why the Intel Core Ultra is ultra-bad on GTA5 high/ultra settings: it was explained in an interview with an Intel engineer on Gamer Nexus: there is an error in the GTA5 game engine with the MSAA setting, which causes the huge frame drop. And it only happens with this game engine, not in others. AMD and Nvidia had the same problem, but "fixed" it via workaround in their drivers (which is paradox in its own way, that OTHERS have to fix the issue of a flawed game engine...).

Game engines and drivers seem to be mess, often demanding fixes on a per-game-basis. As ridiculous as it sounds. That is also the reason, why the driver packages from Nvidia and AMD are so big - because it contains countless optimisations on per-game-basis and even game-settings-basis, and has grown bigger and bigger.

Most people would think (I did as well), that driver updates would improve the performance generally, for everything, but it absolutely doesn't seem to be that way.

Bei 2.807,00 € gelandet für das Modell was interessant wäre. Ja nee, lass mal ^_^'

Sony ist leider durch seine eher dürftige Update-Garantie für mich raus. Diese ist leider eines Herstellers, der Premium sein will, nicht mehr angemessen. Da können sie auch noch so gute Handys bauen.