LordHawkwind
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I wanted to move away from 16.7 8bit panel that are being phased out ... Plain and simple.Also 1.07b is not worthless.It helps with gradients and fine stuff.Regarding monitors gaming community was so brainwashed to accept any missery and all sorts of compromises. (I am pointing to Lurk situation)
https://www.rtings.com/tv/tests/picture-quality/gradient --- For me personally is noticeble.
A 3090 with 62 fps mins will last much fewer years at 1440p Ultra.Not even 4k.This is a 2000$ card!!! It will be quickly overwhelmed.I would not give the 3090 more than 2 years until it can't sustain minimum of 60fps in fully RTX games.Also the deeply need of DLSS smells very bad.I have a feeling that deactivating DLSS on 1440p ultra you may not like it.If you have deep pockets to pay 2000$ every 2 years to keep 60fps minum in RTX games at 1440p be my guest.
Mangler has a valid perspective but I still don't think fully that we will be "stuck" the next years.We will see.
badsykes you're taking my comments out of context. When I mentioned 62fps at 1440p I wasn't talking about the 3090. It was a graphic card agnostic statement relating purely to the frames per second and the monitor's native resolution. In BF5 with everything on Ultra settings and Ultra RT at 1440p,no DLSS, I was getting >100fps. Now I've got another 1.2m pixels to push it's probably about 90.
The few other games I have that have RT are more than playable at acceptable frame rates at my native resolution of 3440x1440 without DLSS so I'm not sure what you're talking about. The lowest I've seen is in SOTTR where I averaged 75fps with Ultra settings and native Ultra RT. And that's a poorly optimised RT game. I think you're reading too many click bait articles and youtube videos where they're talking out of their ars**.
Ray tracing is no where near ready for the mainstream yet, why do you think Nvidia has DLSS and AMD are looking to launch their own version? IMHO you're looking at maybe 4 to 5 years until you get 4K >100fps with no DLSS. That's probably a conservative estimate.
To quote Cyberpunk as an example of RT is a bit of a joke really. They released a half baked game that was so buggy it was embarrassing. Even the people who worked on it are trying to distance themselves from the mess. It's a bit like quoting the Titanic as a good example for a cruise ship
There are a lot of people like me who aren't really interested in RT in the games we play and I, for one, didn't buy the 3090 because of its RT performance. I bought it because I think I can play games on it for at least 3 to 4 years at Ultra settings (no RT) no problem. Well the first person shooters and sports sims I play anyway just totally disinterested in role playing crap, no offence.