Nah. The only metric where there is a real gain is Ray tracing. Which honestly isn't with the frame hits you take to enable it. If you are a streamer, then Nvidia's NVENC encoder is better than AMD's, but it isn't by much, and with the AV1 codec gaining better adoption, that gap will be negligible at best for Nvidia.
If you bother to watch the actual videos comparing dlss to fsr, you have to be actively looking for the differences to see them...... In actual gameplay, en you are focused on playing the game, the are imperceptible.
AMD is by far the best bang for buck option (though still far overpriced imo). Nvidia still retain the absolute performance crown with the 4090, but it isn't by much and it's with an absurd price premium. Plus AMD unlock performance with drivers over time and continue to support their GPU's for much longer than Nvidia do.
Do the right thing, buy AMD this gen and send Nvidia a message forcing them to lower prices (and that's already underway with 4080's still sitting on shelves unsold since release all over the world).
Don't get me wrong though, AMD isn't our friend..... They are still charging $1000USD for the gpu class that would have cost $600 4 years ago. They are out to make a profit, just like Nvidia.
