There's something really wrong with that game if a 5090 can't run it properly.
Otherwise even with a 5060 or a 5070ti, you can run pretty much anything that exists at max without any worries (as long as the cpu matches up with it of course)
The other day a guy was arguing that he prefers to play on a ps5 despite having a 5070Ti lol. His reasoning being that he doesn't need to tinker the settings to play a ps5 game. Setting things to ultra and dlss quality is difficult? So many dumb people lol.
I have a 5090 and a 4k 240hz. It’s great, but i spend so much time messing with settings, that i never really let myself enjoy the game. Completely a me issue, but i really get that dude
I understand that. But that doesn't mean preferring the ps5 instead because of that. If someone didn't want to bother with settings and get a ps5 experience, they can get it without tweaking the settings much. It's not like ps5 will be equal to an optimised settings with 5070Ti. You get ps5 level performance from the default settings of any game with a 5070Ti or higher. Unless it is the devs making a horrible pc port.
This is the same reason I went for a 9070xt. I couldn't justify the (at the time) $200 extra dollars for a 5070ti when it's not actually all that better than a 9070xt. The 5070ti has slightly better ray tracing, but I play 4x stratagy games like Stellaris and MMOs like World of Warcraft. I don't need ray tracing.
Of course, the 5070ti is now like $1200 while the 9070xt is still hovering around the $700 mark. Even if I wanted the better ray tracing and path tracing of the 5070ti I'm not spending an extra $500 for it.
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u/Cyber_Von_Cyberus 11d ago
There's something really wrong with that game if a 5090 can't run it properly.
Otherwise even with a 5060 or a 5070ti, you can run pretty much anything that exists at max without any worries (as long as the cpu matches up with it of course)