Is current technology finally making 1080p redundant?

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I use DLSS quality mode is good at 1080p, I use it when I play Dying Light 2 with all the RT options turned on.

I genuinely can't notice the difference and with the sharpness slider changed to 60 (50 is default)

What GPU are you using and how is the performance?

 

[davis.anthony]

What GPU are you using and how is the performance?

I'm using a 3060ti.

With every single RT option on at a native 1080p I'm running 55-60fps indoors and 40-50fps outside.

DLSS locks it to 60fps outside and inside.

There's Dyling Light 2, CP2077 and Chernobylite that I can't lock to 60fps with every RT setting turned on at a native 1080p, every other game I've tried so far I can do native 1080p 60 with ease.

Quake 2 RTX native 1080p runs at 90fps+

 

[digitalwanderer]

Seems like some people have better experiences than others, I still do want to try DLSS sometime just because I basically want to try everything.

 

[Silent_Buddha]

I use DLSS quality mode is good at 1080p, I use it when I play Dying Light 2 with all the RT options turned on.

I genuinely can't notice the difference and with the sharpness slider changed to 60 (50 is default)

DLSS Quality is significantly better than DLSS Performance. Even I find it acceptable in certain cases in certain games.

Regards,
SB