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This is a UE5 game, it is a next gen engine that is hard on all hardware and especially when you push the limits like this game is.
Also consider not running MAX RT.
You are going to need massive upscaling to run in Cinematic, Max RT. Everything will be so blurry it is not worth it, IMO.
Of course not, nobody can run it with everything maxed out so why do you think you have hardware that is better than everyone else on the planet?!
The game runs perfectly fine if you choose reasonable settings... this isn't the first game in the world that pushed the limits of current hardware of the time (ever heard of Crysis?) and it wont be the last.
You are whingeing because you have unrealistic expectations of what even a 4090 can do
https://youtu.be/DuGQTsq3YNU?si=2wrEm-jpKNUc4_H7
Just bring the settings down slightly and you'll see huge games. They didn't have to include cinematic mode and highest RTX. If they didn't you wouldn't even be complaining. Those modes will be available in the future on next gen cards and the game will look even better. There are always games built like this...
He’s a PC noob that thinks just buying the best graphics card will max out everything.
There’s never been a high end GPU that can max everything out. You always compromise.
You could have the 2 best GPUs in SLI when crysis came out and frame rate would still chug.
So the real question should be, why make games with settings, that no one can even play with, using the best hardware available?
Answer: To make you buy the next generation of hardware, as if the 1400 bucks you just spent on a GPU was not enough.
Buy new product, then wait for next product to buy