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Doom: The Dark Ages requires a GPU with ray tracing
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And Quake III required a 3D accelerator. RTX has been around long enough.
And i agree that is a good thing and natural progression/evolution of tech.
What i dont like is nvidia's cockhold on the tech with insane prices ( for the card and power draw ) as a result. I know other cards are catching up and all that, but the difference is still huge because some methods and functions are locked to the cuda cores and nvidias tech.
I will not be giving nvidia money in the next 7 years. We will see where they stand once i have to replace my (amd) gpu.