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While RT made my 2070s cry in cyberpunk, the difference was way less noticeable than the difference in FPS. I dunno, IMO when you watch some slowed down video or take your time inspecting things, you can tell a bit. But when you’re driving a car and shooting foes you can’t even tell. IMO, not worth $2,000 to improve my ray tracing to not even 144 FPS.
Cyberpunk is night and day with and without ray tracing. And in motion is the best way to see a lot of the effects. I’m not sure what to say. The difference is so obvious to me, especially after the path tracing updates.
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While RT made my 2070s cry in cyberpunk, the difference was way less noticeable than the difference in FPS. I dunno, IMO when you watch some slowed down video or take your time inspecting things, you can tell a bit. But when you’re driving a car and shooting foes you can’t even tell. IMO, not worth $2,000 to improve my ray tracing to not even 144 FPS.
Cyberpunk is night and day with and without ray tracing. And in motion is the best way to see a lot of the effects. I’m not sure what to say. The difference is so obvious to me, especially after the path tracing updates.
Well 24fps sure as shit didn’t help me.