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It's just another gimmick to sell overpriced underpowered GPUs uncapable of running native resolutions (which are always better looking than DLSS)
Guess you have to be a connoisseur of something to appreciate the small differences.
For me, raytracing not only looks much more realistic. But the workflow will make gamedevs lives much easier.
Sadly it's just not feasible to use on a normal card. I think it's optimization though, I knew when DLSS started devs would use it as a crutch and now with fake framerate boosts they'll lean on that too. Today's RT effects don't look any better than Control's and run ten times worse. They're just not bothering.
it adds depth but on the other hand it looks too uniform and smoothed because raytracing resolution is lower than screen resolution, You can't make the required number of rays and light passes. Even if you let Blender render static image for 10 hours, there will still be lot of noise and artifacts. It can be scaled to infinity.
It's a technology that is difficult to use on current hardware, it's based on false marketing expectations. Last week it was Fortnite running on Unreal Engine 5. Now it's next gen Witcher 3. It has same poor performace (no matter when you use software or hardware raytracing), you can run it 20 FPS on rtx 3060 on a higher setting.
The Witcher 4 is going to be a scary thing considering they abandoned their own engine.