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Linus Tech Tips does a ray-tracing video where they test their staff to see if they can tell the difference.
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But surely you can immediately tell they look very different
Are all the differences due to ray tracing alone? I'm mostly confused by the change in hair colors and depth of field.
I laugh at you for having to make a choice between the two *dabs with 3080*
If you asked me if I could tell the difference between rtx on and off for Resident evil village on PS5/Series X honestly, I probably would have a very difficult time telling you the difference. Seems like one of those features that on high end PC you'll notice the difference but implementation on consoles is going to be tough, also when considering the fact that it needs to be balanced with performance.
Different, yes. But can't say I can immediately tell which one looks better.
I get the feeling the wider public keeps settings as are, so if games come in fidelity mode out the box, they would stay there
Can't speak for all games, but there is a stark difference in game like Cyberpunk and Control. I was a little disappointed it looked like he didn't use those two as part of this test. Cyberpunk was popular in my circle and the people who saw me playing it on my 3090 immediately spotted some of the differences. In fact it was how a few of them learned I finally got my hands on a 3XXX card.
The hair colour differences are due to the RTX. I don't know where it was said (I think the Digital Foundry video on the new Metro Exodus RTX patch) that said the weird glowing hair/off colours were due to lighting mistakes (or how the lighting interacts with the hair) or something to that effect in certain scenes and the new raytracing gives the hair more accurate colours/shine.
Well.... that depends on the game and what resolution your aiming for. 1440p you can put DLSS on quality and hit 60 on every game, 4K? Not so much
Wow yeah, they got Doom's aspect ratio horribly wrong. Some gamers these guys are!Boy I hope somebody got fired for that blunder...
IDKFA, not IDAFK :p
Cacodemon attack frame is supposed to look this tall:
You should be capable of hitting 60fps with most of even all of the RT stuff on, IMO - you would just need to activate DLSS in Quality Mode. You'll most likely enjoy better image quality than native 1440p, with performance similar to running at 1080p.