QuoteVivid QHD+ 240 Hz display without PWM
The pixel response times of 3.59ms and 7.09ms: 1/0.00359 = 278 Hz (278 Hz > advertised 240 Hz -> pass), 1/0.00709 = 141 Hz (141 Hz < advertised 240 Hz -> not pass).
Quote8 GB VRAM can be limiting
2500 bucks for obsolete 8GB VRAM, unbelievable.
8GB VRAM is not enough anymore (don't care how good the device is otherwise). Don't believe me? Just see e.g. Hardware Unboxed on YouTube (they were one of the first who exposed this. You probably didn't know, but Aussies have a big PC community, may be that's also why - and they [Hardware Unboxed] are honest) or this very recent news:
Quote from: videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-rtx-5060-ti-8gb-reportedly-faces-limited-supply-16gb-model-becomes-mainstream[..]
According to the report, recent sales of 8GB models have been weak, while the 16GB version has been selling at a steady pace. With many recent games using close to or above 8GB of VRAM even at 1080p settings, some users are avoiding the lower-capacity model. This has also been visible across AMD products in the same segment, where 8GB cards have been sitting in stock while 16GB versions move faster.
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16 GB system RAM is becoming too low, too. Also, recent Steam hardware news: "32GB of RAM on track to become the new majority for gamers":
Steam Survey: 16GB vs 32GB RAM (March–October 2025)
2025 16GB RAM (%) 32GB RAM (%)
March 43.12% 32.85%
April 43.08% 33.47%
May 42.97% 33.75%
June 43.05% 34.37%
July 41.92% 34.98%
August 41.67% 35.42%
September 41.88% 36.46%
October 41.49% 35.93%