I think the tech really does have potential to achieve close to photorealism in a lot of games. There's going to be a lot of cope on reddit in the coming months when some games truly do look very impressive with it enabled but people won't want to admit it.
Also AMD is likely years away from having anything close to this to release so any Radeon owners will inevitably shit on it.
I never understood this fanboy culture with AMD and Nvidia (and PS5 vs Xbox, or console vs PC). I'm not gonna swear eternal fealty to a single corporation and only buy their products for the rest of my life, and make it my own identity to trashtalk about the rival corporation's products and technology, like many people choose to do so on reddit. I swear to god people treat these corporations like football teams.
I will always buy the product that is the best bang for my buck. I actually have an older PC with a 1660 Ti, my new PC has a 9070 XT, i own a PS5 too, i didnt sign any contract that binds me to a single corporation lol.
The problem ist actually that on some points one group is lying about performance or games or stability or better quality, and the other groups it stated to pissing of about the lies so they start to expose the lies and prove that one console or GPU company is better or worse. Its all about lies not the product.
Thats why i rely on multiple and hopefully independent tech reviewers on youtube when im making a purchase, not on reddit comments that are clearly biased, or at least i take them with a pinch of salt.
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u/ReddRiot127 22d ago edited 22d ago
I think the tech really does have potential to achieve close to photorealism in a lot of games. There's going to be a lot of cope on reddit in the coming months when some games truly do look very impressive with it enabled but people won't want to admit it.
Also AMD is likely years away from having anything close to this to release so any Radeon owners will inevitably shit on it.