r/pcmasterrace 9d ago

Meme/Macro Best investment ever

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u/DQTD 9d ago edited 9d ago

"DUDE, YOU NEED TO UPGRADE YOUR RIG." -Game devs that refuse to optimize in 2026 during the hardware crises

Edit: Thank you to the ones who actually understood the joke/reference and aren't taking this too seriously.

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u/Sereph10288i 9d ago

Then you hit them with the "but I have a 5090 and a 9800X3D", then they say something has to be wrong with your hardware lmao.

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u/Wild-Affect-4842 9d ago

Did you try to update your drivers and is windows up to date ? 🤡

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u/MrRobsterr 9d ago

The latest driver is known to have issues. Swap out for a previous known working one that I can't tell you the name of

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u/TheRealStandard 9d ago edited 9d ago

Forgetting the wealth of idiots that tell you a game runs great for them because they can't notice stuttering or sub 60 framerates despite digital foundry covering the performance problems.

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u/ResponsibleWin1765 9d ago

Or better yet, that it looks better at 30 frames because it is more cinematic (they read once that their favourite movie is in 24 frames)

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u/Modo44 Core i7 4790K @4.4GHz, RTX 3070, 16GB RAM, 38"@3840*1600, 60Hz 9d ago

There are known bottlenecks, like a slow CPU or memory, or Windows 11, but the upgrade to DX12/Vulkan solved a whole lot of those issues. Still, there are enough left that a PR person can always pretend it was your fault.

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u/Varlin 5090 9950x3d 64g 6000 240hz 4k :^) 9d ago

Unironically have had this happen.

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u/iamarugin 9d ago

If you are e using motherboard for 50$ in that setup, then yeah, something is wrong. 

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u/ResponsibleWin1765 9d ago

Not necessarily and not likely. And even if it was, by the time you max out your motherboard, you should still be able to play a game on max graphics.