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That's just how RTX is. The 3000 series are a 2nd gen RTX gpu and newer gen GPUs will always have better-optimized rtx performance. The 4070ti can get 70-100 frames with rtx on dlss frame gen, max settings at 1440p. Just because we have rtx gpus doesn't mean it will run well look at the 2000 series gpus, the first ever rtx gpus like rtx 2060, rtx 2070, etc... Do you think that the first ever RTX gpus will run Witcher 3 max rtx on? No, and the 3000 series won't either because its only 2nd gen rtx. 4000 Series is very costly but their rtx performance is miles better and we will see with the upcoming 5000 GPUs. Btw consoles have 30 fps and lowered resolution to enable rtx..... 30 fps is terrible at least you get 45+ is higher than that of a console.
1080p with like performance DLSS or something I'm guessing?
It's a 1440p card according to Nvidia's marketing and design, so you should expect 1440p performance. Don't let them weasel out of that while raising prices.
Anyway... native 4k with RT is a dream even for a 4090, but 1080p ain't 4k. Also more to the point DLSS looks way worse the lower you go in base resolution. I don't even like lower than "quality" at 4k that much, let alone 1080p. Not sure what setting you were using, but I would rather turn RT off I'm sure. Heck I'd probably turn it off with my new 7900xtx and try for 90fps.
RT just requires too many sacrifices. If some love it enough to drop their res that low or have 50fps gameplay or whatever else that's cool, but for me a higher resolution and framerate will always take priority.
DLSS Quality imo looks fine on 1080p but I wouldn't go any lower. Raising resolution is sort of pointless since I only have a 1080p monitor rn (I do use DLDSR 1440p when I have the performance to spare though) but down the line 1440p along with my next GPU upgrade is definitely in the cards.
Isn't the performance "increase" in the 40 series cards that overlap with 30 series solely because of DLSS 3 frame generation? Take that away and the 3090 Ti pretty closely matches the 4070 Ti (obviously 4080 and 90 are just faster all around), and as Nvidia moves down the product stack (if they do release a 4070, 4060 etc.) there will be even more overlap with little to no performance differences compared to 30 series except for DLSS 3.