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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
Not defending pricing or overstating of hardware capabilites... But Raytracing has to start somewhere.  

Right now, is it an absurd technology to advertise?  Yeah, for the most part.

I could see scenarios where like DLSS upscales a game to 1080p w/ full raytracing on like a 4090 being possible.

But... we just crawled out of that 1080p pit.  We are now in the era of 4k cards.  I wouldnt give up 4k for 1080p w/ Raytracing.  

So, is it a tech demo right now and maybe useable in extreme circumstances like upscaling to 1080p from like 720p and enabling Raytracing?  That might be a worthwhile use case - but I doubt many of us are willing to back away from 4k when its just gotten to be almost mainstream in the last 3-4 years; after over a decade of being trapped at 1080p
gpt
Jokes on you, I'm still on 2k