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I can still play newest games on my GPU, some even on ultra (tlou, gow ragnarok, horizon fw), some UE5 games do not really behave well on ultra, but medium is more than enough (wukong, lords of the fallen, remnant 2, even broken stalker 2 works quite decently) so no, I don't need to upgrade my hardware, developers should upgrade their optimization knowledge instead.
They are known for hitting high temps, but sometimes I play even for like 6-8 hours nonstop and the card is perfectly fine. I own this card since November 2020 and it's amazing to this day, it depends on FSR and FG now, but for 1080p gaming you don't really need something crazy.
On the plus side of hardware market madness, for the price used 5700 XTs are still going, you could almost get an entry level RT card -- over here at least. The price of old GPUs is way over the top in general, all things considered (including the years of use). Not gonna complain when I'm gonna sell my ancient 2016 entry level GPU though -- still for almost ~50% of the price I got it back then, except brand NEW, which is insane. :-D
Some people don't want to play with it anyways because they want to play the game on comfortable fps for example.
AMD 6000 and 7000 series support Ray Tracing ..... Not as well as Nvidia but still there is support.
Both modern consoles support Ray Tracing and I hate to break it to you but we are likely to see more of this in the future because it's just easier to not have to do Global Illumination twice, once with Screen Space and once with Ray Tracing plus you can get better Ray Tracing performance by making the game strictly RTGI without making compromises by having to have SSGI too.
In a couple of months we are going to see AMD's 3rd generation and Nvidia's 4th generation of Ray Tracing GPUs. Time marches on and so does technology
It has nothing to do with the performance or optimization, RX 5700 XT just missing hardware and software that latest games need. Optimization doesn't add missing hardware.
I saw one with a 5600xt, a 4 year old gpu doesn't work either.
gtx 10, and maybe 16 series doesn't work. but here are people who defend planned obsolescence
I can understand that devs are putting their hands away from 4GB or lower VRAM GPUs or that they are purely focusing on new gen consoles, but I have no idea why still quite decent GPU for 1080p gaming isn't enough for the game. You can explain it to me how much you want, but to me this is just a stupid step from the devs because they will lose a lot of players because of this. My GPU is just 5 years old which is still quite decent, I can play literally anything (except Indiana Jones) on comfortable frame rate. If my GPU was like 10 years old, alright I can understand that, but it's just 5 years and it's not that much, RTX 4090 is 2 years old for example and that card can play any games on 1080p until like 2030 on max settings lol.