dlss if you want high quality with fair fps 2k-4k (and i mean fair), amd if you want high preformance at 1440 or 1080p.
yes, I have to stay on 1440, then I don't know if the game can be played in 4k even though the maximum screen resolution is 1440
sorry, what i ment was if your budget was tight, go with amd, but i really recomend nvidia based off of what your trying to do. dont go with a 4090 tho, 4070 ti is the most you need for 1440p
Hi. I'm very partial to Thermaltake, but there so many really good case manufacturers. I like full towers because there is so much room to work inside of them, and GPUs keep getting better. I don't know Tom's policy allows for making suggest about various websites that can be very helpful, but I will try offering them to you here and see what happens. If it doesn't work I would do a Google search with your question and you will get a lot of suggestions for websites that can help you.
the 7900gre/xt is good that it plays in pure power unlike the dlss which is a dynamic image quality. I think it's the same thing in the end except that with gree/xt the graphics work statically. I don't know what stage they are at at RT level but I don't know whether to prefer more RAM or more technologies.
That's not too bad. The cost of the XTX in Canada is $1260CAD which is $920USD. The thing is that the XTX can do very good RT in pretty much all games not called Cyberpunk 2077. Even so, I've tried turning on RT with my XTX and I've found that it's just not worth it. DLSS on the other hand, is an nVidia-only feature. The XTX would use FSR or XESS instead but let's be honest here, a card as potent as an RX 7900 XTX isn't going to need upscaling anytime soon.
Because the driver environment is a bit different, things go easier if you stick with whatever environment you now use; Nvidia or AMD
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