Well, look at it this way...

...same people are waiting for the "Magic of Ray Tracing" in games, from the same said company.

Though I have read some reviews by "dpreview", have never been entirely impressed with their "technical journalistic reviews".

To me, it is another "Hype" game, sort of like if you follow the computer tech YouTube channels, and how they keep "praising AMD this and AMD that". Yeah, they finally caught up to Intel, to a point. Now, that "enthusiasm" is not being portrayed quite so much at this year's COMPUTEX currently running for the week in Taipei, Taiwan. About the only thing I have really seen for actuality cases, is that the new X570 motherboards run hotter, cost more (both being attributed to the newer PCI-e Generation 4); higher cost for the Ryzen 3000 CPU's, with "Supposedly an 15% IPC Gain" - with no way to verify; and the same AMD (we'll add Intel and nVidia to the mix as being just as "shady") of having an embargo for Reviewers to test, after a "Pre-Order" is done, and the embargo for Test Results the same day as the CPU/Motherboards go on sale.

Of course, didn't nVidia also release "Creator Ready Drivers" for the Content Creation crowd that is supposed to improve and accelerate our applications? I think "dpreview" also did a small story on that as well (again, in my opinion - pure Hype-Train. I'd prefer to watch old Soul Train re-runs.)

Though, I just may be getting too obstinate in my "Younger Age".

I’d always “prefer to watch old Soul Train re-runs”.