True but I rarely game anymore,
Am the same these days. I hardly ever play games now , I reckon getting much older has just made me lose almost all interest in gaming
But i still bought a 4090




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True but I rarely game anymore,
And I see nexus with his standard post reaction, I'm only amazed he isn't off typing up more mindless diatribes for people to roll their eyes at, you do you, kid.![]()
Before I say this, I want to repeat that I am all for effective upscaling, the option of more performance (for possible visual impact, although this impact is decreasing) for more people is only a good thing. However, to note the impact of RT on framerate, follow this method.the onus is on you naysayers to provide the evidence to debunk all the users/tech press who have evidenced exactly what I and others show, meanwhile there is never any evidence from this side of anti rt/upscaling/fg other than "trust me bro" and one liners of "it's a gimmick"![]()
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Before I say this, I want to repeat that I am all for effective upscaling, the option of more performance (for possible visual impact, although this impact is decreasing) for more people is only a good thing. However, to note the impact of RT on framerate, follow this method.
Step 1 - Select benchmarking game
Step 2 - Enable RT
Step 3 - Play for a couple of minutes
Step 4 - Note average frame rate.
Step 5 - Same as steps 1-3, but disable RT
Step 6 - Note average frame rate.
Step 7 - Compare figures from step 4 and 6
Additionally, this test will also provide happiness levels.
If step 4 is higher than your desired framerate, success! You may have a Good Day.
If step 4 is not higher than your desired frame rate, oh dear. You will need a new GPU for RT. This can cost HUNDREDS. You will probably have a Sad Day.
Before I say this, I want to repeat that I am all for effective upscaling, the option of more performance (for possible visual impact, although this impact is decreasing) for more people is only a good thing. However, to note the impact of RT on framerate, follow this method.
Step 1 - Select benchmarking game
Step 2 - Enable RT
Step 3 - Play for a couple of minutes
Step 4 - Note average frame rate.
Step 5 - Same as steps 1-3, but disable RT
Step 6 - Note average frame rate.
Step 7 - Compare figures from step 4 and 6
Additionally, this test will also provide happiness levels.
If step 4 is higher than your desired framerate, success! You may have a Good Day.
If step 4 is not higher than your desired frame rate, oh dear. You will need a new GPU for RT. This can cost HUNDREDS. You will probably have a Sad Day.
Too complected imo. Here is my method :
Step 1 - Enable DLSS and RT
Step 2 - Enjoy the game
I don't even have a 4090 or anything, just a 4070 Ti with 12GB of vram and it just works. For me and my needs anyway![]()
Good FPS on that. I'm running at 1080p everything maxed out inc RT, no FSR and was getting 110fps on RE4.3840 x 1600.
This does not debunk my test. @TNA gets it, and is having a Good Day.
This shouldn't be necessary. If you need to apply mods to things to get them to work at a desired level, this will be missed by a large chunk of purchasers (this is an enthusiast forum), which then perpetuate the impression of performance issues. It's self-defeating in a way.frame gen mod takes it to 90+ though.
Correct, and this is kind of the point people are making about RT. The performance impact is too high, so they turn it off. Simple as that.RT is simply the equilvalent to higher graphical settings of say ultra preset
This does not debunk my test. @TNA gets it, and is having a Good Day.
This shouldn't be necessary. If you need to apply mods to things to get them to work at a desired level, this will be missed by a large chunk of purchasers (this is an enthusiast forum), which then perpetuate the impression of performance issues. It's self-defeating in a way.
Correct, and this is kind of the point people are making about RT. The performance impact is too high, so they turn it off. Simple as that.
Yep. Loving it to be fair. Really glad I picked up this card. Seeing games run at 120-140w range is great.
Well worth it for the £575 I dropped on it even though I think it should have been a £499 card, but that is sadly just fantasy world these days. Nvidia wanted to call it a 4080 and charge double that. Cheeky *****!![]()
Yup, recent games are running very well now I find and dlss etc. is only getting better so I am finding my interest in these ££££ gpus dwindling big time to the point even a 5070 if decent bang per buck (would need to be at least 4080 level of perf to justify the move though) will be enough for me and my needs going forward.
I think you basically said this word for word when waiting for the 4070. I agree.Yeah. Defo should have no less than 4080 performance or it will be a fail imo. If it has at least that, runs more efficiently and has 16GB or vram I may grab it if the price is not stupid.
I do have FSR quality enabled!Good FPS on that. I'm running at 1080p everything maxed out inc RT, no FSR and was getting 110fps on RE4.
Yeah. Defo should have no less than 4080 performance or it will be a fail imo. If it has at least that, runs more efficiently and has 16GB or vram I may grab it if the price is not stupid.
Nice fresh shiny card with fresh 3 year warranty. Though I still have over 2 years warranty on this card yet.
I'm not. Apply my test to these games too. If the RT impact is minimal, it's generally because it's doing **** all.Again, what about the games where RT is used and has very little RT impact? Why are you and others ignoring such examples?
This shouldn't be necessary. If you need to apply mods to things to get them to work at a desired level, this will be missed by a large chunk of purchasers (this is an enthusiast forum), which then perpetuate the impression of performance issues. It's self-defeating in a way.
And you're having a good experience, which is what it's all about! You probably don't see much, if any, difference from native res. Because the attitude to have is to not care about how either graphics card manufacturer achieves giving you performance that is good, with great visuals. Whether it's just raster, or FSR, or DLSS, or FG, or whatever, I really don't give a monkeys however they do it if the experience is good and the visuals are also good. Just my opinion, but to say "they shouldn't have to do that" is kinda like having a mindset of "we've always done it this way so why should we change?". If it achieves the same result, who cares?I do have FSR quality enabled!