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Here's a video comparison. You can prob decide whether you like the RT light bounces effect on the scene or not after watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWFBchtnbDM
I can't imagine playing this without RT+RTX HDR. Makes the game look so much better while also fixing the overly high black levels, eliminating the need for the half-baked Darker Nights filter, which is trash in comparison due to how it also messes with contrast and saturation.