so it'll probably be a titan rtx but with half the VRAM

no the 2080ti super is meant to be using a brand new die

if wccftechs leak is meant to be believed

wait they really used "super" on card title ?

yeeeeup

i tried to search fitting enough facepalm image or webm for this but i dont have impressive enough

super duper

i remember reading somewhere that the 'super' title would have made more sense if they just replaced it with 'Ti' or 'titan' but i guess its still better than whatever the fuck amd is doing

Go the way of street fighter titles

NVIDIA GEFORCE 2080 TI HYPER SHOWDOWN XXXTREME

they could unironically replace it with another moniker from years past

RTX 2080 Ti BOOST don't sound bad tbh

@Droidbot internet stability isn't there globally for stadia or the xcloud

it is in conus, china, europe

those are the main markets

and for the most part people will be streaming using hard wire internet or 5g, so low latency and high connection reliability

>America not being the most important market

*nervous laughter*

Also most people slept on it and it went unnoticed during the xbox conference but the xcloud turns your xbox one into a server to support xcloud. So you got that hogging your Internet so some other xbox chump in your neighbourhood can play on the "xcloud"

Anyway

Stadia

Free if you buy the games

Isn’t expensive

Stadia a shit

Xcloud too

@Tribit no, it's not to support xcloud

it's a personal xcloud server hosted on your xb1

you can use it for your own out of the house gaymer sessions

or share it with your fellow autismos

wait wtf is happening now

xCloud if good will beat the shit out of Stadia because the games would work on xbox and PC

honestly all I want to do is stream Forza

so vendor lock in time

@Droidbot I'd like someone to look into that in practice

Don't they already do something similar with Windows 10?

That you can opt out of obviously

The distributed content feature? Yeah

Who's to say they don't do that for xcloud streaming

But it's for updates and only for those on the same network running the same branch of windows

Well, because it would be a potential significant network impact especially when it comes to those with data caps

And their DCs already have a fast enough connection to the client