That'd put it 2028 then. We're in 2025 now remember and the gen gap's already over 2 years...Plus next is a new node.
Yeah sorry typo, meant 2028!
Nvidia will use the new node for AI/business customers before thinking of giving to us plebs
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Yeah sorry typo, meant 2028!
Nvidia will use the new node for AI/business customers before thinking of giving to us plebs
Unless AMD pulls a shocker.
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planning? yes? Hopeful I will get one in the next 6 months cause of the stupidly low amount of stock? no...
I think that anyone planning on upgrading from a 4090 is a moron plain and simple. (same with anyone that upgrades from one generations top tier card to the next every time)
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it's the way all games will go eventually for good reason, Ray traced lighting is far easier to develop than baked lighting.
it's the reason it's been the holy grail of games development.
Speak to @ne0, OcUK's very own Wolf of Wall Street , he'll be able to grab you one for just a few hundred ...i'm not paying £11,999.99 for a 5090 on here
Why are you summoning walls of text dude?
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Oh they will pull a shocker, alright. Just not the good kind.
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yeah, the fact they aren't releasing until March despite retailers already having the cards in stock... that is really not a good sign in the slightest.
I have a feeling AMD is in full panic mode right now.
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Why does the left hand image show 77 FPS and ~31ms if there's no frame Gen? 77 FPS should be ~13ms.It's been gone over a few times in the thread already but this is no longer an issue if your base frame rate is high. There is no significant latency gain with the new DLSS4 frame gen:
The compromise is an increase in artefacts in very fast moving objects. So it's not perfect, but feedback has been positive - I'm yet to hear any reviewer say it's not worth it.
Not to dunk on your post; I've seen the same youtube video so I know where it's from, but it's curious to see those numbers.
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I'm guessing it is system latency, and not just frametime? But it's never than clear with these ms figures reference in frame gen comparisons.
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It was me that said “it”. But I was saying the price that I’d buy a used 4090 at vs. A new 5080.I didn't say that, someone else did. I'm just saying I wouldn't pay more than 8-900 quid max for a second hand 4090 and as I said, give it a couple of months and the used market will reflect actual value. People paying £1500 for a used 4090 right now are crazy
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Has there been any reviews yet on the aio water cooling 5090?
That could be the best one to get as it's water cooled and won't input hot air into the cpu etc?
Edit. This one MSI NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 32GB SUPRIM LIQUID SOC Blackwell Graphics Card
That could be the best one to get as it's water cooled and won't input hot air into the cpu etc?
Edit. This one MSI NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 32GB SUPRIM LIQUID SOC Blackwell Graphics Card
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You’ve got AMD with cards in stock and not launching till march and Nvidia launching in January despite having no stock, what strange times we’re living in.
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With no warranty on such an expensive purchase though. Is it worth the risk?
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MSI GeForce RTX 5090 Suprim Liquid SOC Review
Thanks to fully its integrated watercooling solution, the MSI GeForce RTX 5090 Suprim Liquid SOC can achieve excellent temperatures and lower noise levels than the Founders Edition. It's also highly overclocked, delivering additional performance out of the box.
Found a review of the aio version
This is one of my issues with MFG ; you need a good frame rate before using it otherwise the latency and visual artifacts are distracting. In this video Tim is recommending a base frame rate of 100-120 fps, or 70-80 fps at a bare minimum depending on the game/genre. For me personally, if my game is already running at 4K/120 fps then I don't need or want MFG on top of that.
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Do we know when to expect the 5080 reviews?