those cards aren't for "regular" people. they are for enthusiasts and professionals needing a lot of power and have a lot of resources to fund it or for the whales who like the "best in le current year!!!" when nothing is futureproof at all.  1080p gaming needs no more than 6-8gb+dlss/fsr depending on type 1440p needs 8-12gb+ 4k needs 12-16gb+ 16gbddr4 ram at 3600mhz is the minimum for smooth gameplay today and its well used by windows anyway so for the average gamer, this is really all they need. 32gb ddr4 ram at 3600mhz or better is recommended and ddr4 is cheap today, no excuse not to add a couple sticks to give your system more power. > inb4 muh windows is using 60% without any programs though. it means i need 32gb straight away!!!! nope, the moment you start up a game, windows reduces its usage to less than 2% of your ram and the rest is all given to your game.  ddr5 is too expensive for a lot of people and not worth it for non enthusiast gamers or editors. this is for smooth 60-140fps+ gameplay on modern unoptimised games with maxed settings btw. games older than 2020 will be absolutely raped by anything at 8gb and above on all settings. personally i only play war thunder, gsg's,rpg's and rts's today and many of them are older so i can get "budget"(doesn't mean what you think it means) hardware for those. if you're a major video editor however you will need cards as powerful as that with at least 64gb of ddr4 or preferably ddr5 ram for editing. fusion in davinci alone needs 32gb as a minimum. recommended is 64gb but preferred is 128gb! cpu needs to be minimum 8 cores aswell. don't be fooled by nvme drives vs standard sata ssd's either. as a gamer, there is very little benefit as ssd's are so fast anyway and cheaper and larger storage sizes than nvme's.   buh muh big number mean better! big number always better! t. retarded consoomers.   may do the opposite due to demand.
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