I know they would and they have before but why would developers add things in behind the scenes to make the game more difficult for AMD to run the game? They would only hinder their performance on the consoles and that's where most of the sales are.
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I know they would and they have before but why would developers add things in behind the scenes to make the game more difficult for AMD to run the game? They would only hinder their performance on the consoles and that's where most of the sales are.
Not read the article but I agree with the title. I do think the 3000 series will finally deliver on it however. Hence why I waitedhttps://www.pcgamer.com/amp/ray-tracing-has-failed-to-deliver-on-its-promise/
Looks like they are giving rtx/dlss "the business"
Not read the article but I agree with the title. I do think the 3000 series will finally deliver on it however. Hence why I waited
Well it depends on what your definition of “worth it” is I suppose. We will see. You might well be right. I am just hoping enable it won’t mean tanking fps badly like it is with the 2000 series.Really thinking that we won't see 'worth it' and not a massive detriment to performance until series 4. I'm also thinking that by that point, we will start to see some really beautiful titles making impressive usage of the power of ray tracing for natural lighting and wonderful effects.
Well it depends on what your definition of “worth it” is I suppose. We will see. You might well be right. I am just hoping enable it won’t mean tanking fps badly like it is with the 2000 series.
On F1 2020, get about 10% improvement with DLSS with 1440p ultrawide & RTX2080. Dunno where these 40% claims come from.
OC UK posters: RTX doesn't work, lol low fps
Nvdia RTX3090 playing Control @ 8k with all Ray Tracing settings on Ultra 60fps: Can I join the party?
Yeah... finally worth buy it seems. They put some serious grunt behind it this time. Next gen will be the game changer IMO as it will bring ray tracing for even more people, but honestly, they seem to have really delivered with performance this gen.
DLSS still feels like a cheat, not gonna lie. It HAS to be in the driver, and supported, so that seems like it will rule out a lot of smaller game titles.