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It's just that period of time where tech is changing and older hardware finally isn't being supported. Sucks especially if the timing is good for some, but it happens occasionally.
PS I've also been buying hardware since the 90's. Well, mid-90's anyway. I miss the past sometimes, but I try not to live in it. The own-nothing future is true (and scary) tho. Just doesn't bother me too much at this point regarding optional games/entertainment - but that can bleed over into more important things (like cars, fridges, homes, whatever, etc).
Indeed, I mean eventually the 1080ti will be obsolete but that day isn't here quite yet, my big gripe in steam forums is nvidia started feeding people overpriced dogshite while calling it elixir from the heavens after 1xxx line and gamers being stupid bent over and said ty and peeps here defend that tooth and nail...lmao
It will be obsolete when light based circuits and CPUs become a thing. R&D has already hit the limitations with physics hence why these things are sucking more power and the heatsinks are getting bigger. Big companies have played chicken with Moore's law for so long that they might end up crashing head-on against it really soon. But that's not before games become so unoptimized even these cut down data center GPUs (looking at you 50 series) wont be enough to chug at 1080p 30fps because super expensive games are produced in 2 years instead of 3 or 4 and also not before executives start killing their companies with really horrible budget allocation.
Forgive the hyperbole. Usually this stuff happens at a pace that's hard to notice. Forced RT is usually a sign that they're strapped for time since it's a lot faster to implement than traditional lighting and shadows.
However, this game would require at least a RTX 2060 Super minimum with 8GB of RAM... go under your steam support and request a refund for the game if you haven't already. Your current hardware won't handle it at all.
Mainly the issue is that GPU Hardware Ray Tracing is required for this game.
This is what I’m talking about, the ‘gotten’.
Firstly GTX 1080 supports up-to 8K, not 1080P. Yes, it doesnt support RT.
Secondly, everyone on this thread already knows the software enforced requirements.
The issue is that most games allow you to enable or disable RT and the game still runs flawlessly on GTX 1080 without it. You just lose some pretty reflection aesthetics.
This is an issue because it’s a software enforced requirement and hence a way to force peoples hands to drop their already capable devices. Given enough people tip over and accept this awful business practice it continues. Same way you buy the same phone over and over and think you’re upgrading because an OS update forces your hand.
I feel the young generation have already been got and they control the numbers and the needle; so feels like a lost battle. They are ok with thieves having their hands in their pockets forever.
Edit: https://youtu.be/e8I8ASLzYR4?si=sfFj2ES6BZy8aGH0