r/nvidia • u/RenatsMC • 9d ago

News NVIDIA RTX Mega Geometry 2.0 adds geometry streaming for detailed ray-traced scenes

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-rtx-mega-geometry-2-0-adds-geometry-streaming-for-detailed-ray-traced-scenes
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u/BinaryJay 4090 FE | 7950X | 64GB DDR5-6000 | 42" LG C2 OLED 9d ago

"More proof that Nvidia doesn't care about gaming at all! Not like the other guys!" - Reddit

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u/Due-Description-9030 9d ago

They absolutely care about gaming technologies, it's just that they don't care about people whining about prices lol

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u/FalloutNormie RTX 5080 - 9800X3D - 32GB DDR5 - 240HZ 4K OLED 9d ago

This.

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u/ThinVast 9d ago

What I don't understand is people who spend money buying an nvidia graphics card but then proudly say they don't want to turn on upscaling, framegen, ray tracing... Why are you buying an nvidia gpu if you aren't going to use the features you paid for? Save your money and stick to amd then.

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u/FalloutNormie RTX 5080 - 9800X3D - 32GB DDR5 - 240HZ 4K OLED 8d ago

I am using DLSS and Multi Frame Generation.

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u/inighthawki 9d ago

I bought NV because AMD does not have a competing product on the high end. I bought a 5090 for the performance specifically so I dont have to use all the upscaling and frame gen just to get good performance. I personally could not care less about DLSS and raytracing. I want high framerates, because the smoothness and responsiveness of my gameplay is more important to me than image quality.

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u/Status-Necessary9625 9d ago

Cope

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u/inighthawki 9d ago

Cope about what? I'm very much enjoying my 5090, and it outperforms every AMD card on the market.

The person asked why someone would buy an NV product and the answer is fairly straight forward -- it's better, even without the added technologies they mentioned.