Nvidia is adding ray tracing support to some GTX cards

[flipp3r]

I may get one of those RTX cards when my Cirrus Logic or Trident Vesa Local Bus card dies...

 

[elementalSG]

I may get one of those RTX cards when my Cirrus Logic or Trident Vesa Local Bus card dies...

So how long does the Techspot website take to load on your 14400 baud ISA modem?

 

[Jon Tseng]

So how long does the Techspot website take to load on your 14400 baud ISA modem?

Nah hardcore users are still on 300 baud acoustic couplers.

You won't believe how long its been taking to download the latest Windows Millenium Edition update!

 

[Sarcasm]

"Using a Core i9-7900K and a GTX 1080 Ti at a 1440p resolution"

Let's not overlook the real news that Intel stealthily announced a i9-7900K processor

 

[DukeJukem]

Can we just drop all of this crap about ray tracing and simplify this the way it should be? listen.

people need to think of RTX cards as an upgrade from the previous gen just like every upgrade you do. these cards perform better than the 10 series in every way, use less power and can be overclocked better. ray tracing is just a bonus icing on the cake.....that no real gamer should really be investing alot of "their cares" into. do you people honestly care about reflections that much? reflections have been in games for eons.

buy the cards if you want the performance boost. simple as that. you all are acting like a 2080ti etc is insanely overpriced compared to their 10 series counterparts.........1080tis were over a grand too buddy. get over yourselves or just skip this gen or you can buy AMDS 120 degree celcius vega 2. hah.

you're all upset because your gimmick isn't amazing yet lol. its as if all of the other benefits over the 10 series are invisible to you.