No offense to any reviewer, just irony. All reviewers praised RT and DLSS, only AMD fans blame these implementations.
Even in the post from which I quoted you, you had something that denied their importance. There are dozens on this very topic, including the term "idiot" for those who buy nVidia graphics cards.
There are thousands of games on the market, some of them free. You don't need 2342343 vRAM to play them, but the GPU can cause you problems. Even if you deny it, the reality is that the 6700 XT cannot render new AAA games at an acceptable fps when you use everything to the maximum. All the reviews from November 2022 until now prove this truth.
The rest is bullshit.
One question: you had an RX 6000, right? From the future, as you say. Why did you change it?
Four battles today, four victories, four 1st place. All with the settings from the capture. As in CS and many others, high details confuse you more. Choose low, at most middle. Framerate matters.
It's the kind of game where you focus 100% on the enemy and the minimap, you don't admire the leaves on the trees and how much texture the balcony girls have in their makeup.
What to do? Should I buy a more expensive video card, with tons of vRAM + $50-70 (minimum) for each game that doesn't appeal to me, or should I play the titles I like and that's why I bought them?
How many times do I have to say that the best video card is the one that suits you?
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You are big! Talk to someone for whom DLSS and RT is shit and praises AMD on all channels.
From a review from Ro, highly appreciated by us, two ideas are extracted. I should mention that he criticizes both releases, not praises .
1. 4060 Ti: play and fun
2. 7600: driver crash and many headaches.
Do you think it doesn't matter to many? How many know how to solve these problems? I put something into AMD precisely because of the drivers, but lately the non-3D extra options of the video cards are also very important to me. In both chapters, nVidia has no rival in AMD. Consider it what you want, fanboism or whatever, but to be tied only to vRAM when choosing a video card seems childish to me.