There's no believing in that climate change is going to kill significantly more people as it ramps up in the second half of this century; it will regardless of what we believe. Your opinion is the only stupid thing here
Though it's important to note that factors of safety are always incorporated into structural designs, in case higher loads/wear/etc than expected occur
I wasn't able to find something outlining just the sales of the 4000 series cards, but the first graphic of this link at least has their total desktop GPU sales, which comes out to 30.34 million in 2022. Let's put a fraction of hundreds of millions at 5% of 200 million to be generous to your argument. That's 10 million. Then let's say these people upgrade their GPUs once every 3 years, which is shorter than the average person, but the average person also isn't buying top-of-the-line GPUs. So 3.33 million. 3.33/30.34 is 10.9% of sales.
So even when we're looking at their total sales and not specifically just the current gen, assume 200 million reddit users a month when it's closer to 300, and assume the people willing to shell out thousands of dollars for the best GPU aren't doing so every single time a new generation comes out, we're still at 11% of their sales.
Buddy all of reddit is hundreds of millions of people each month. If even a small fraction of them build their own PCs, they'd have a massive impact on nVidia sales
I very much love the stance of "When everything/everyone is remarkable, nothing/noone is."
Counterpoint: it doesn't make everything/everyone unremarkable, it just raises the standard and the bar for what remarkable is. Imagine using that argument for modern graphics, game design, etc, and that you want things to be lackluster because it really highlights the occasional times that they aren't.
Yes let's blame this on the illegal migrants instead of the businesses that create the problem. Easier to hate illegals than the "financially smart" business owner that's fucking you over and breaking the law, amirite guys?
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