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Also, don't forget Nvidia has voxel global illumination. Where is fall back support for any of this? Answer: Don't question, buy the RTX card.
The only answer to any of this would be open source, but then you have to realize that requires developers who care enough to do anything about it. Nvidia had a complete monopoly on upscaling for years, and the lossless scaling developer didn't do anything until AMD open sourced FSR. Developers copy paste more than they actually develop. There's no SLI or major features in Linux. Hell, most distros disable hardware acceleration for video encoding. The only thing I've seen progress on is these modders who mod better support into games for frame generation, and it's usually locked behind some Patreon paywall.
The last time I've seen real video card limit breaking was with the 3dfx voodoo 2, which had a texture resolution limit of 256, and the open source developers modded that out.
Maybe you can count the AMD Linux raytracing hack, but I don't know how well that works, so it's just the vram modders and Patreon guys doing anything today. Anyways, it's all software, so your hardware basically stops working when developers stop supporting it. 3dfx is open source, but we don't have Windows 10 drivers for them. Printers for Windows XP don't work in Windows 10. Everything is driver support. It could work if they wanted, but they want you to consume product, so that's what you have to deal with. This goes beyond hardware, into the operating system itself. Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10. Every update breaks the previous system. You can't run steam on Windows 7. Manufacturers stopped providing drivers for Windows 7 hardware for Windows 11. You want to use window 11? Gotta buy a whole new rig every OS. That's what this is, it's never been that your hardware can't run something. It's more that the software doesn't, and once you can't run windows, you can install Linux for a few extra years out of it.
the required specs are on the store page.
it's like expecting cheese to not be on your pizza when you order one, when it's a PIZZA lol
I feel your pain. But in 30 years of PC gaming I've only ever owned a GPU for five years or longer twice. And I could do that only because I didn't play much of any triple-A game at the time. This includes my current one, by the way. Else the average was 3 to 4 years, maximum (and in the beginning, I replaced them like every year or two).
Kinda reminds me of how I refused to upgrade from DOS to Windows 95. Why Windows? Only takes ressources, DOS was fine for gaming. In the beginning, DOS installers were still optional. Then the first game required you to have Windows 95 (and it's DirectX technology, which really caught on with developers as it made life easier for them as well with all the dozens of driver software). And then there was no turning back.
Really curious what Intel is going to introduce with Battlemage in a couple days. That's going to be a 12GB card at above RTX 4060 levels (supposedly) for a reasonable price. They're going to a release a slightly slower one with but 10GB too.
I was thinking about buying a new card, I was looking at 7800 XT because it seems like a card which will hold up for at least 5-6 years easily, but after frame generation became a thing and some games include frame generation, especially the good one like in gow ragnarok or tlou part 1 in which you don't really see any input delay or stuttering, I was like "Why would I buy a new card when this one can still play these games on ultra settings?". I am not sure from where you are from, but in my country, these things are very expensive compared to average salary, the 7800 XT is pretty much like 60% of my monthly pay which is quite a lot lol so I can't really afford to buy new hardware every few years.
I just hope that this game will become playable on my setup after some time because I am probably one of very few people who haven't even saw any of Indiana Jones movies, I might have seen some, but it was so long ago that I can't remember a thing so I was really looking forward to playing it... I was a bit disappointed that it's first person, but it doesn't really matter anymore because I can't even play it lol.
I wanted to buy the game on a site through a key and when I activate the key, there is no way to refund it afterwards so I am glad I didn't buy it, but still, there will be many people who bought a game that they can't even play and they won't be able to refund it. I hope they will add a non-ray tracing support as well in the future because I would really love to play the game.
People who still haven't bought a Nvidia RTX 20xx or AMD RX 6xxx GPU, probably aren't going to buy a $70 game.