Die Shrink 158 (Video): Nvidia CPU Overhead & BF6 Tech Analysis
Added 2025-08-20 00:16:09 +0000 UTCOver the past week Tom has done extensive BF6 testing! This includes gaming on Strix Halo, PS5 Pro, RTX 9070 XT, and RTX 4090! In doing said testing - quite a few discoveries were made about performance in modern games...
0:00 BF6 has taken over online discourse
5:50 BF6 Gameplay Analysis
10:48 Is Battlefield 6 “playing it too safe”?
17:55 BF6 Technical Analysis
29:26 Nvidia’s CPU Overhead Issue
39:46 Graphical Settings, FSR 4 w/ Dynamic Res vs DLSS
https://x.com/mooreslawisdead/status/1956966205203390624
https://x.com/hakonthegreat/status/1957005466204070259
https://youtu.be/pbdPNxe7O_I?si=eEHnl7JchY8qzz56
Comments
I just think that Microsoft is trying to go to a services program. I had to use Excel through a web API the other day and I felt like my computer had gone into slow motion. I have about six computers and the least powerful one has eight cores and 16 threads so I'm all for local apps. I'm just thinking if they can't figure out how to make it an Xbox app they ain't going to want to do it
Early80sPC-Gamer
2025-08-21 22:44:16 +0000 UTCI just think it should run some full version of windows, period. Maybe it can be a lower-resource budget version of Windows that's partially locked down - but at a minimum it should let you download almost any app and use any university program (Like Matlab) for example.
Moore's Law Is Dead
2025-08-21 18:10:53 +0000 UTCYou mentioned the Xbox should move more to pc. You also talked about a version of Xbox that could boot either into Xbox or windows. Do you think that if XBox had an edge browser in it and they made agreements with universities to host azure servers to handle Matlab and other engineering type programs to be web-based, that an Xbox with a web browser could be the computer solution and you're using a virtual windows?
Early80sPC-Gamer
2025-08-20 03:08:16 +0000 UTC
