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Preach Twinz.
I think his popularity comes from his intro, "ladies and gentleman, my names Paul...".
) And before someone mentions "ghosting", most games using TAA also having ghosting and in some cases, even worse ghosting than dlss.I noticed nvidia didn't even give a game(s) and the nvidia Geforce now 12 months access like they did with 3090s too this time , but upped the prices for UK worse than USA at £1700 to $1600 and before for 3090 it was $1500 USA and £1400 for UK, so really this should have been £1450-1500 max this time and a game bundle.
Yes I know the $ vs £ at moment but still, what happens when we get rid of this government and the £ back to 3090 times.. they will keep charging more than USA ? and yes I know we have VAT on the price but I'm comparing 3090 to 4090 prices. Really USA got a $100 bump we got £300 this time apples to apples.
Ah, so over a decade away then?
Ah, so over a decade away then?
In the meantime it will get used to market GPUs and games -just hope we get less of the "let's make everything reflective so RT really show" and more of the natural look so you just think excellent lighting. Better not have the equivalent of cameramen get involved then (yes, dark shots are really hard to film well, but I for one do not like to watch movies where the screen is constantly 80%+ dark).
No offense but those pics on the left just makes me want to pump up gamma to actually be able to *see* the environment...Next time you're outside at night in a lit up town with puddles, take a good look at them puddles or better yet google search "reflections" to see that a lot of the time, reflections can in fact be very reflective
In terms of "darkness", with RT (when done right and from the ground up), it gives developers far better control over lighting and removes the limitations associated with raster/raster+RT, metro ee shows this well:
I don't know, but I prefer the one on the right. Can see the environment better and things like the numbers on the arm are sharper.
Fair enough. First time you've posted some examples that I haven't looked at and thought "is that it, that's what all the hype is about?"
Guess we'll have to wait the next wave or RemasteRT titles...
Phew! Because like @Zarax, I too would turn the gamma way up for the left ones. As my comments about cameramen should have made obvious. I like realism but only to an extend. I do not fancy having to be in a totally dark room to see anything, nor being HDR blinded because someone though an explosion at 2000 NITs was a good idea!
