Gamercels. Do you like ray tracing ?

[Jason Voorhees]

As the title says do you like ray tracing in games? If yes please explain why if not please explain why not. I’m not a big gamer myself, more of a tech nerd who likes technology and innovation. From my perspective, ray tracing is pretty revolutionary It finally gets rid of all the old hacks like fake reflections and baked lighting, and moves games closer to how light actually works in the real world. It makes things feel more consistent and natural, not just shinier imo

But I’m curious about the gaming side of it Is the performance drop still too much even after we are the 5th generation of RTX cards? Do most people prefer just use RT shadows or reflections instead of full ray tracing? And is the visual upgrade something you actually notice while playing or mostly in screenshots and photo mode?

 

[Instagram]

Fuck graphics I want smooth gameplay

 

[larpcel]

Hate it lowers performance and hurts my eyes

 

[slaters]

I only hop on call of duty and among us with my friend to call people niggers

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Hate it lowers performance and hurts my eyes

RTX 5090 can push full path tracing at 4K with DLSS 4.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I only hop on call of duty and among us with my friend to call people niggers

Do you use race tracing on call of duty

 

[slaters]

Do you use race tracing on call of duty

Idk what that is

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Idk what that is

It means you have a life outside of computers and are pretty NT

 

[Punjabi Waffen]

As the title says do you like ray tracing in games? If yes please explain why if not please explain why not. I’m not a big gamer myself, more of a tech nerd who likes technology and innovation. From my perspective, ray tracing is pretty revolutionary It finally gets rid of all the old hacks like fake reflections and baked lighting, and moves games closer to how light actually works in the real world. It makes things feel more consistent and natural, not just shinier imo

But I’m curious about the gaming side of it Is the performance drop still too much even after we are the 5th generation of RTX cards? Do most people prefer just use RT shadows or reflections instead of full ray tracing? And is the visual upgrade something you actually notice while playing or mostly in screenshots and photo mode?

ray pist?

 

[Gomez]

As the title says do you like ray tracing in games? If yes please explain why if not please explain why not. I’m not a big gamer myself, more of a tech nerd who likes technology and innovation. From my perspective, ray tracing is pretty revolutionary It finally gets rid of all the old hacks like fake reflections and baked lighting, and moves games closer to how light actually works in the real world. It makes things feel more consistent and natural, not just shinier imo

But I’m curious about the gaming side of it Is the performance drop still too much even after we are the 5th generation of RTX cards? Do most people prefer just use RT shadows or reflections instead of full ray tracing? And is the visual upgrade something you actually notice while playing or mostly in screenshots and photo mode?

I still rock a RX 5500 XT 4gb so i don't have a chance to get a impression of ray tracing first hand
but from what i've seen i don't really percivie ray tracing as anything revolutionary and more something more like a natural course of events because even without ray tracing we would have gotten rid off these " old hacks " in a matter of a few years
Also in newer games having ray tracing on doesn't make a huge diffrence graphiics wise
in a matter of a 2-4 generations of graphics cards ray tracing will become a new baseline​

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@takethewhitepill @Netanyahu

 

[unknownincel]

As the title says do you like ray tracing in games? If yes please explain why if not please explain why not. I’m not a big gamer myself, more of a tech nerd who likes technology and innovation. From my perspective, ray tracing is pretty revolutionary It finally gets rid of all the old hacks like fake reflections and baked lighting, and moves games closer to how light actually works in the real world. It makes things feel more consistent and natural, not just shinier imo

But I’m curious about the gaming side of it Is the performance drop still too much even after we are the 5th generation of RTX cards? Do most people prefer just use RT shadows or reflections instead of full ray tracing? And is the visual upgrade something you actually notice while playing or mostly in screenshots and photo mode?

I like it unless it completely shits the fps

 

[Deleted member 234348]

As the title says do you like ray tracing in games? If yes please explain why if not please explain why not. I’m not a big gamer myself, more of a tech nerd who likes technology and innovation. From my perspective, ray tracing is pretty revolutionary It finally gets rid of all the old hacks like fake reflections and baked lighting, and moves games closer to how light actually works in the real world. It makes things feel more consistent and natural, not just shinier imo

But I’m curious about the gaming side of it Is the performance drop still too much even after we are the 5th generation of RTX cards? Do most people prefer just use RT shadows or reflections instead of full ray tracing? And is the visual upgrade something you actually notice while playing or mostly in screenshots and photo mode?

No because it pushes the burden of lighting and post processing onto the consumer

before devs would create screen space reflections and other clever tricks to get the same exact effect, and it would be way less taxing on performance

now a game that would run on 16mb of ran, requires 32 Gigs and barely looks any better

fuck ray tracing