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5090 OC with power scaling
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This power consumption is mental. Would this not of been laughed at in the past? Ironically electricity is more expensive now than ever, are people really thinking this is a good card?
If 6080 had performance of 5090 but same power use, I wouldn't touch it either though. To me it's not even 5090 pricing (I could sell 4090 for very good monies it seems) but the power use is a big no no. And tests shown that one has to have very good CPU and case cooling design too or it will heat up all other components inside pc rapidly - it is in any way a space heater, inside your pc, after all. All that beast 600W gets dumped on all other components and then all other fans have to work harder (louder) to get rid of it.
Sorry I didn't purposely leave the 5080 out, it's all down to price and availability, there's going to be very little difference between the 5070ti, 4080 super and 5080. Imo the 5070ti if on paper translates to real world is the best bang for buck here for high end gaming and we're looking at single digit % performance between them all.Why the 4080 super over the 5080 if they are the same price?
Has there ever been a GPU that used 600 Watts before? From Radeon you say. That level of power use blows my mind, regardless of which brand it is. This GPU honestly seems like a joke. The performance, the price and the power consumption
Each to their own, just my honest opinion. I'm not into the whole AMD VS Nvidia thing, seems to be brought up to divert, and serve people's echo chambers. AMD are having trouble even launching their cards. Not looking like a great gen from either camp so far. Disappointing.
I sold my RTX 4070 Ti Super in anticipation of this gen LOL. Yeah feeling disappointed.
What are you planning to do now ? 5080 or try and grab a 4080 Super or 4090 ?Has there ever been a GPU that used 600 Watts before? From Radeon you say. That level of power use blows my mind, regardless of which brand it is. This GPU honestly seems like a joke. The performance, the price and the power consumption
Each to their own, just my honest opinion. I'm not into the whole AMD VS Nvidia thing, seems to be brought up to divert, and serve people's echo chambers. AMD are having trouble even launching their cards. Not looking like a great gen from either camp so far. Disappointing.
I sold my RTX 4070 Ti Super in anticipation of this gen LOL. Yeah feeling disappointed.
not sure how big it will be going from 4nm to 3nm the 3090 8nm -> 4090 4nm was a big leap. It will use a lot less power I'd imagine.
I'm on the same page. I spent decent money on a 3090ti but generally run it undervolted to around 350w. Admittedly in a small room but even at this time of year it gets warm after a while, let alone the racket from dissipating all that heat if I run it overclocked. I'm going to have a look at the 5080 but from reviews of the 5090 I think I'll be saving my money.
Pretty disappointing when you look at this stats, makes the hype marketing strategy and atificial demand nothing more than a laugh, classic sales tactic taught on a daily seminar, not that I would buy one anyway.
That is a pretty rare combo and probably very limited data from mainstream sources, I think 13/14th clocked high and with 8000 MT ram was of choice to e-sports over 7800X3D, but as requires much more knowledge to oc at that level its kind of niche.
I don't know, when you're adding things into your $10k super entertainment, & gaming command center, what's another 2k for a mediocre uplift and half a towns power consumptionPretty disappointing when you look at those stats, considering the price and performance increase the 4090 gave.
Makes the hype marketing strategy and artificial demand nothing more than a laugh, classic sales tactics taught on a daily seminar, not that I would buy one anyway.
. My concern with any Nvidia card is that, it's seemingly just the same process, so as an example its unlikely that the 5070 Ti can offer much over the 4070 Ti S apart from frame gen which I don't care about anyway if that makes sense.This gen is really crying out for a 5080ti to sit somewhere in between on price, performance and power draw. If that ends up launching that will probably be the sensible option.
There's likely to be a refresh in a years time with a 5080ti with extra vram with decent uplift for a relatively small price increase. They've left such a big gap between the 80 & 90 that it would be easy for them to insert a new card without much of an issueI'm just sort of watching in horror with each disappointing bit of news about upcoming GPU's
I'll just keep watching and hopefully something decent will come out from one of brands. 1st world problems I guess.
