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I'm probably overstating, I admit to spending too much time talking to "capital G gamers" and a while back something went around about "We've reached the limit of x86 and Nvidia's new ARM processors will be the future of PC gaming"
I've had at least two separate people go on long winded rants about it to me, so now my eye twitches anytime I hear someone mention it.
Hah gotcha. I mean over enough timespan what they want will happen (pretty sure anyhow) and it will be good. But it may take 10-15 years. But I understand how annoying people can sometimes be about ideas like this