Upscaling Grayed Out when in RTX Enabled World

When I set it to 120Hz by overriding it, the VRR option gets grayed out. When I set it back down to 60 Hz, i can enable VRR again. On 60Hz with or without VRR enabled, there is no stuttering. I also have tried all of these iterations with free sync enabled and disabled on my monitor.

Yes, it appears to be a world that was saved in the cloud prior to the factory reset. The world thumbnail is grayed out though, and when I select it, it gives me this:

"The world is not fully synced or has been corrupted. Try playing the world on a console where it is in a good state and try again."

It’s only Minecraft bedrock when I use the ray tracing feature on the RTX worlds by NVIDIA.

I know this post is a few months old but all I heard is RTX for Minecraft on next gen consoles have been pulled due to the fact that the current hardware would be unable to run the feature if they throw it out into the public now. There are certain games that have RTX on console but Minecraft is one of the most intensive games to run with RTX enabled. I just seen on the internet (not sure if it’s real) but it’s been said to at the RTX feature is in the testing phase right now. If we do get the RTX feature on console anytime soon it most likely won’t be until the next generation of Xbox come out in 2028.

Thanks for your advice, but I already did uninstall the game and reinstalled it. And now, all of my worlds are grayed out, and when I pick one of the grayed out worlds, this window pops up, "The world is not fully synced or has. been corrupted. Try playing on a console where it is in a good state and try migrating it again."

I can create new worlds, but the minecraft version is apparently the original version which is on the disk and will not allow me to play the saved worlds. At the top of the worlds list, it reads, "All realms have been updated. You need to update your game to continue playing realms."

Since there appears to be no way for me to update the game, well, I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place.

Any ideas?