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thats not what i find weird. its the way this post is structured. like that person just made the post to tell anyone he is running the game in 8k with a 4090. there is no real meaning behind this
https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/videocard/
Also 66% of Steam users are still gaming at 1080p.
I get what you mean, but its not an unreasonable expectation for a modern release, tbh.
That's not what's annoying about it though, it's when a game has legit performanace issues and these arseholes jump into threads calling everyone a liar because the game runs at an acceptable framerate on an £800-1500+ card.
But good news hdr has been Patched and is now implemented once you enable it in windows :) looks awesome now
just drop it down a bit and the game works. Theres no visible difference anyway.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1925061648
What you do get are the extra pixels even when its then rendered down to 4k native.
Add into that DLDSR at max and youve got even more pixels. DLDSR makes a big difference to PQ.
its all about those pixels.
Not many games can be rendered up to 8k. Odyssey looks awesome when render is maxed out to 200 from the default 100. This gives you all the pixels of 8k but without the TV.
Compare the image quality between render at default and then doubled to 200. Theres a big difference.
Until you have tried it then you wont know.