They are and they aren't. We're not seeing definitive levels of higher resolution performance, we see concrete performance boosts but in the real world and in t

They are and they aren't. We're not seeing definitive levels of higher resolution performance, we see concrete performance boosts but in the real world and in terms of real use it's pretty marginal considering the costs involved. Hardware Raytracing is clearly an attempt at a value add bit the results have been somewhat underwhelming. For people content at 1080p60fps we're not that far behind if you ignore RTX/AMD Equivalent. I mean I know there are some real gains, some amazing gains on paper or specific application but when playing a game the realizations are a bit less pronounced for everyone that is not hounding on RTX or pixel peepling. Just my $0.02 of course and I can respect any differing view but this is just my thoughts from watching and waiting with a 1070 I use for 1080p60fps. It certainly taking more fiddling with newer titles to get that level of IQ and performance but I'm still happy in my niche. I would love to move up a level or two in resolution or FPS but it's hard to justify at the price levels we are seeing.