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"83% of 40 series gamers turn RT on"...
OK, and where are the stats on how many turn it off after?
And the other 17%? Imagine paying for a 40-series card and not using RT...
Ohh NO, someone over here is exposing our deceptive PR strategies! Get him! Recessions are the perfect time for scam artists out to make a quick buck of naive and desperate people. And you have tons of people happy to fall for it. Instead of starting to learn to think for themselfs you have folks out there just smelling a bashing of their loyal brand. Which is fine because it just exposes the intellect of those people you're dealing with.
The Nvidia statistic (or let's say the part of the statistic they used in their favour) just shows that xx% activated RT/DLSS in a given timeframe once. It doesn't tell you how long, the percentage they used it in their whole gaming time. They also don't tell you if they have designed their software in a deceptive way to steer customers into clicking on it. They also don't tell you if they have payed off game dev's into designing their setups/games in a deceptive way to peddle folks into activating given features. Deceptive PR and statistics manipulation is a science, since decades, invented by Edward Bernays.