io Sure, but I'm not buying it for gaming and I'm not even buying it right now. But I like the idea of real-time RT actually being possible. Octane gets so tantalizingly close with a lot of graphics power. The potential of RTX is more than graphics though. Convenient that Forbes doesn't mention any of the other improvements for neural networks, etc. but instead itself only jumps on the hype train of computer gamers' quest for fps. I won't buy an RTX to get 10 more fps, but for real gains. In the end, only time will tell how much those will have an impact and get implemented in software. If I compare game engines with octane though, then yes, I am much more looking forward to real-time RT, because the reality is, that it indeed generally "just works".