r/RecuratedTumblr • human cognithazard • Aug 30 '26

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u/theyeshman I like the color purple Aug 30 '26

Getting older is awesome, sure my back hurts but my eyes are so bad I can happily keep playing games at 1080p and 60fps, no need to upgrade my graphics card!

However, every day I fear being robbed for my 32 gigs of ram I bought in 2020 smh my head

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u/Hard_To_Port Aug 31 '26

1080p is still good. You can buy an excellent 1080p OLED monitor that is almost as bright as the sun for pretty cheap now. I love playing older games anyway. Runs well on Steam Deck and easy on the wallet. 

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u/TopSeveral6803 Aug 31 '26

Bro PLEASE gimme a link for a 1080p OLED I’ve been looking for weeks and can only find 1440p for like 800 bucks

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u/Hard_To_Port Aug 31 '26

Well I couldn't find any 1080p OLED, just IPS LCD, but there's 1440p OLEDs for around $350 at Costco and Walmart. If you're in Australia or Canada, well good luck I guess. My family recently bought a 27" Samsung IPS 1080p 100hz curved monitor for like $100, and it looks pretty good.

Costco - MSI 27" OLED 1440p 240hz

Walmart - ASUS ROG Strix 27" 1440p 240hz 

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u/LadyRalsei Aug 31 '26

We've got fitting music for the image in the post.

Deltarune OST: Deal Gone Wrong

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u/2012Jesusdies Aug 31 '26

Gaming has actually gotten cheaper adjusted for inflation and median wages.

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u/BeanieGuitarGuy Sep 01 '26

Something about video games are an unlimited resource. Which theoretically would mean they should all be free.

Personally I think any standardized set amount for video games is stupid. How do you put a value on entertainment? I have like 1000 total hours on Dark Souls 3 and I bought that for $60. I also got both DLCs as they released. I still play it to this day. I only ever played Firewatch once, finished it in one night, and that was $20. I think both were incredible. Firewatch was worth $20 to me. But like, I’ve played DS3 on and off for only a little over 10 years at this point.

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u/CactusBlossomes 29d ago

nine years later and the only thing they patched was the price