What do gamers actually think about Ray-Tracing?

[TNA]

Slowly but surely, the minds are turning

Yep. 1440p is potato and 4K is life

 

[TNA]

If I can help mrk and Nexus see the light then my mission is complete. My minions will now do the rest

 

[mrk]

It's just my gateway to 40" ultrawide at 5120x2160, can then hawk tuah at basic 4K

 

[TNA]

Really hope the 40" ultrawide is very expensive. Then we can see how creative the excuses will be

 

[mrk]

When it comes to visuals, cost is trivial if the item meets the reqs

 

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Posted as a separate post so not to mess up other useful threads regarding ray tracing.


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I do wonder once the new generation of cards drops how much this ratio will change next year? Going to be very dependent on how well the sub £500 cards perform. If the RTX5060 and RX8600 end up being potatoes like the current ones,think there still be this big divide between enthusiasts on forums and gaming plebs in general. If they can't match an RTX4070/RX7800XT at under £350 it is going to be quite amusing to watch. We won't be worrying about 4K,it will be 720p Master Race upscaled to 1080p Ultimate Resolution - sure @TNA will approve!

Also,how is the lack of puddles this week for everyone? Terrible lack of reflections.

 

[Noxia]

Really hope the 40" ultrawide is very expensive. Then we can see how creative the excuses will be

It's more immersive, its more efficient desk space, um you see ultrawide IRL.

Edit: Just realised my GPU is now 1.5 years old, basically EOL now.

 

[Calin Banc]

it will be 720p Master Race upscaled to 1080p Ultimate Resolution - sure @TNA will approve!

Not sure why the irony since ~ 57% still run a 1080p screen.
Frankly, I'll take that (1080p + DLSS Quality + RR + RT/PT) every time over 4k raster.