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The RT Related Games, Benchmarks, Software, Etc Thread.
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Is not ideal, but is pretty ok. After all... people play(ed) at 30fps and below on consoles with a nastier IQ and still bought the hardware (consoles) and software (games). Still do. Bottom line, you can custom make your experience based on your needs.Input lag will be pretty nasty
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I think if you're going to spend £900 (7900 XTX) then might as well save up that extra 10% and get a 4080S, that i will agree with, there is no real difference in Raster performance, the RT is a lot higher on the 4080S no matter what you do and yes DLSS.
I agree at that sort of price range the 7900 XTX is not competitive, as i often say in the CPU room why would you buy the 14700K / 14900K for gaming when the 7800X3D exists?
Why would you buy the 7900 XTX when the 4080S exists?
It probably why there will be no high end AMD GPU next gen, AMD simply cannot compete.
Having said that there it a huge difference between £470, £550 or £600 and £1000, one simply cannot save as much as they have again.
And for me at the time £480 was a lot better than £600 when the cheaper card is actually just as fast as an £800 4070 Ti in raster when 24/7 clocked and at worst, IE Cyberpunk with RT settings with FPS in the teens just as good at the 4060 Ti 16GB which costs around the same, better at playable FPS.
Its a no brainer
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I do want to see graphics improving but if the majority don't see the worth or can't afford it then it's not going to go anywhere fast. So get in contact with Jen who decides the prices as you know AMD will come in slightly lower and we can all benefit. Have to admit this thread is gold even with my mistype and reading comp hahaha.But but but it's a gimmick!
It's things like this which will hopefully lead to even more immersive games.
If AMD can improve there RT and upscaling they are still gonna price under Nvidia as i still think Brand wise Nvidia could be slower and still out sell AMD if the gap is small enough. We are screwed either way so they should just get on and give us full power..
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I don't mind if games are pushing things forward. Even if I can't justify the price. All it means is one has to wait a couple of years, buy said game for less than a third the price fully beta tested.
AMD pricing it a few quid under Nvidia is the reason they never sell well. They should ignore Nvidia and sell it for what it's really worth like they used to back in the day.
Love what is being done with RTX Remix. In a few years we should have a lot of old games redone using it. As I love replaying old games this is such a cool thing to have imo.
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TLDR comrade?
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Unreal Engine 5.4 released: improved TSR, higher performance and faster hardware ray tracing - VideoCardz.com
UE 5.4 now available Unreal Engine 5.4, announced several weeks ago, is now available to all game developers, bringing important changes and improvements. Once implemented, gamers should expect better image quality, fewer features, and higher performance. One of the most important updates comes...
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The future is bright!
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AFOP on the Snowdrop engine is the way it's meant to be played.
You want RT'ing ramp it up but you need the beef to run it, or turn it down and it doesn't kill FPS-advantage Nv
You want the best textures ramp it up but you need the vram to run it, or turn it down to fit your vram budget and it doesn't kill frame times-advantage AMD.
AMD were holding the keys though so we'll see what SWO brings to the table when it's Nv's turn.
You want RT'ing ramp it up but you need the beef to run it, or turn it down and it doesn't kill FPS-advantage Nv
You want the best textures ramp it up but you need the vram to run it, or turn it down to fit your vram budget and it doesn't kill frame times-advantage AMD.
AMD were holding the keys though so we'll see what SWO brings to the table when it's Nv's turn.
Caporegime
Unreal Engine 5.4 released: improved TSR, higher performance and faster hardware ray tracing - VideoCardz.com
UE 5.4 now available Unreal Engine 5.4, announced several weeks ago, is now available to all game developers, bringing important changes and improvements. Once implemented, gamers should expect better image quality, fewer features, and higher performance. One of the most important updates comes...
The future is bright!
Nice... i was looking forward to 5.4, a lot of improvements, now to port my work over....
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The matrix demo was running twice as fast now - it was mentioned in the YouTube presentation. NiceUnreal Engine 5.4 released: improved TSR, higher performance and faster hardware ray tracing - VideoCardz.com
UE 5.4 now available Unreal Engine 5.4, announced several weeks ago, is now available to all game developers, bringing important changes and improvements. Once implemented, gamers should expect better image quality, fewer features, and higher performance. One of the most important updates comes...
The future is bright!
The matrix demo was running twice as fast now - it was mentioned in the YouTube presentation. Nice
Said this since the start, it's not always about having hardware to brute force through things. Be interesting to see how much amd and nvidia individually gain.
Unreal Engine 5.4 released: improved TSR, higher performance and faster hardware ray tracing - VideoCardz.com
UE 5.4 now available Unreal Engine 5.4, announced several weeks ago, is now available to all game developers, bringing important changes and improvements. Once implemented, gamers should expect better image quality, fewer features, and higher performance. One of the most important updates comes...
The future is bright!
Faster loading but not less stuttering
Down to game devs to sort out that really.
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Unreal Engine 5.4 released: improved TSR, higher performance and faster hardware ray tracing - VideoCardz.com
UE 5.4 now available Unreal Engine 5.4, announced several weeks ago, is now available to all game developers, bringing important changes and improvements. Once implemented, gamers should expect better image quality, fewer features, and higher performance. One of the most important updates comes...
The future is bright!
Soldato
Wouldn't buy any of them today tbh at those prices, waaaaaay to late in the current gen life to be commanding anywhere near that money/value considering likely next gen exclusive tech on both vendors to make it an even worse purchase now.
£699 and £799 tops respectively if buying today and even at that a 79GRE would be more likely to make me buy, however that would push down the stack and they can't be having that.
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It's already in tens of millions of boxes: PC and consoles. Devs have to tap into it.
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"faster loading times" - that seems like a pretty low bar.