Instead of TITAN RTX dev may want to save for the Quadro RTX 8000, those are workstation GPUs with more VRAM and more cores than even the TITAN series. It's also another thousand dollars, but you'd have a GPU specially made for these sorts of things. Ultimately you'll save more time rendering. Though the TITAN RTX can definitely be utilized as a workstation GPU, and is also better suitable for gaming.
Quadro's are "useless" for me.
A Quardo 8000 has 48GB VRAM, 4608 CUDA, 72 RT cores and 576 Tensor cores for the price of 6800€.
2 Titan RTX with NvLink has 48GB VRam, 9216 Cuda, 144 RT cores, and 1152 Tensor cores for the price of 5600€.
I will probably wait for the new generation and save up the money for 2 Ampere Titans.
This won’t be popular, but I think he should outright put WIAB on hold or at least slow development down a lot while most of his time goes towards Summer’s Gone. It seems like Summer’s Gone is a smoother experience for him and WIAB is the one that causes all the headaches.
Short term it’ll probably cost him support, but I think if he builds up Summer’s Gone, which seems to have a stronger foundation, while working on WIAB more as a side thing, it’ll give him a long term boost of new support when he finally does release a completely reworked 1-6 version of WIAB, even if that’s realistically not something that happens until the end of the year or into the next.
No. WiAB will never be abandoned.
I started it. I finish it.
And the "Headaches" WiAB gives me are the reason I am growing so fast in terms of my skill set.
Mit dem Angriff Stein- uh.. with the rework of WiAB, everything is going to be fine.
And you could also see "WiAB" and "SG" as one game because of how deeply connected they are.
Abandoning/putting it on-hold would result in a missing puzzle part.
