Plenty of people still using a 1070 and finding it perfectly adequate for their needs
this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2024
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I mean, that's pretty darn good for integrated graphics, right?
Pretty good in an absolute sense, and closing the gap compared dGPUs on a relative basis.
~5-7 years ago even the most high end iGPU was basically unusable for even light 3D applications.
What a weird metric. It's 15% slower than a 5 year old entry level discrete laptop GPU or about as fast as an 8 year old midrange laptop GPU. This bad boy can go as fast as a three legged horse named Bill after snorting some carrot dust.
Please don't remind me of my age like that.
I was like: "damn, like a 1070?! for real?".
Fuck. I was so hyped, when I got my 660Ti.