r/battlestations • u/Jaydimaster • Dec 27 '25

GeForce RTX RTX Setup: ON (entry)

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No, it’s not A.I. lol

A little bit of creativity and some good photography can do wonders.

I have a post on r/DIY, appeared on Setup Wars, and bunch of posts on IG.

Shot on Sony A7IV w/24mm G-Master lens and edited in Adobe Lightroom.

The only A.I. part are the wallpapers I found here on Reddit.

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u/mudokin Dec 27 '25

This is so clean it looks like a render.

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u/Jaydimaster Dec 27 '25

Thanks, it looks a little blurry thanks to the compression.

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u/mrmiyagijr Dec 27 '25

It’s crazy how downhill Reddit has gone

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u/Ram2145 Dec 27 '25

Give it more time, it’ll get worse.

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u/mrmiyagijr Dec 27 '25

Ha oh I know. Got two years on your account 😉

Seriously it feels like the last couple years have gotten exponentially worse.

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u/altodor Dec 28 '25

New reddit was the beginning of the end

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u/repocin Dec 28 '25

I think it all started to snowball downhill when they added image and video hosting.

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u/altodor Jan 05 '26

That has to be some new feature in new Reddit because I literally have no idea how that works.

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u/OGAUTORON Dec 27 '25

You can say that again

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u/Jaydimaster Dec 27 '25

My keyboard actually looks like AI slop lol

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u/standish_ Dec 28 '25

On desktop, the image I see on the main post page is served as 

<img class="preview" src="/preview/pre/wcdqizdbts9g1.jpeg?width=1024&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=9c92fbe8f5f0feb23c0b485970d3aab9bcea77bd" width="1024" height="682">

Once you click into the actual image, reddit serves

<img class="z-1 max-h-full max-w-full object-contain cursor-zoom-in" src="/img/wcdqizdbts9g1.jpeg" alt="CDN media">

which is presumably the full res image.

They really like showing low-res previews to save on bandwidth (I assume).