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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
i'm not gonna go on some long argument as per the usual reddit comment section

But i don't get why raytracing is always brought up, not a single person i know irl who has an RTX GPU, has used it more than twice, it's always been a "turn on to look for a sec, ooh pretty, turn off" feature for them and i'd dare to say, the vast vast majority of people

i don't get why such a niche thing can be the all out factor when it comes to premium features for redditors in current year.

The only feature i looked for back when i upgraded my old gpu, was if AMD has an alternative to shadowplay, they did, how nice
gpt
I'm one of the exceptions I guess, I always turn on ray tracing in games that have it.  

But you're right. In one of linus' latest videos, he did a twitter poll on ray tracing usage. There were like 80K responses. About half of the people have never used ray tracing. Only a very small percentage (I wanna say like 5%) use it all the time.  

And this is only Linus viewers which I would guess is skewed to the higher performance segment of the market.