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5070 = 4090 for 499.

Not all of them, you could buy 50hz CRT's. Generally the 100hz CRT's were crap, as interpolation technology was very basic. Usually created pixeallation and juddering.
I thought all CRTs blured the frames so it seems smoother?

Real life doesn't have a framerate. Games do, so that is what it has to interpolate.
18.55 septillion Frames Per Second
according to google.
 
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If you have to ponder then you’re not noticing any difference so what’s the problem?
You do though, there is a very visible look and feel when something is generated artificially.

If you dont notice a difference then I guess thats a net positive and this might be the card to get, but for me I'm weirdly hyper aware to it.
 
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Oof I just had a negative thought. If the 5000 series has improved it raytracing cores performance over the 4000 series then the likely pure raster performance might be even worse as the 2 examples shown both had rt on. I guess we'll see in a few weeks time, but the more I think on it the less impressive these look. :(
 
Oof I just had a negative thought. If the 5000 series has improved it raytracing cores performance over the 4000 series then the likely pure raster performance might be even worse as the 2 examples shown both had rt on. I guess we'll see in a few weeks time, but the more I think on it the less impressive these look. :(

Most games support DLSS now days so its not necessarily just dependant on RT being used.
 
Not sure I believe this, the only similarity I think more realistic will be the packaging of the GPU :cry:

I'll wait until benchmarks, not like anyone will get their hands on a FE anyway. It'll be unobtainium.
 
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I bought a 4070 TI Super a few months ago and it's been amazing. I'm keen to see how it compares to the 5080 and 5070 in benchmarks
 
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I bought a 4070 TI Supera few months and it's been amazing. I'm keen to see how it compares to the 5080 and 5070 in benchmarks
slower than both I would assume even with the smaller gen on gen increases the 4070 was on par with the 3080 and that's not counting new special tricks
 
Don't buy the marketing nonsense. They make this statement when considering DLSS4/frame gen.
However the real world is different; very few game actually implement these features properly, frame gen has a poor track record in recent games with sometimes giving games a "waxy" look as well as latency/input issues, some games outright crash or don't work at all with frame gen enabled.
In actual specifications it is ~40% above a 4070 which put its slightly above a 4070ti super and below a 4080, which is pretty sad. I think the 5070ti is the proper xx70 card and the 5070 exists only to try and upsell/price anchor mainstream consumers to the higher $749 price band.

We already know 12GB is not enough for 1440p games /w ray tracing, so these mainstream GPUs are improving less and less hardware wise and try to make up for it with the software features like DLSS to make it seem better than it actually is.
 
Oof I just had a negative thought. If the 5000 series has improved it raytracing cores performance over the 4000 series then the likely pure raster performance might be even worse as the 2 examples shown both had rt on. I guess we'll see in a few weeks time, but the more I think on it the less impressive these look. :(
I missed that! 20 - 25% with a generational RT boost really isn't the best look.
 
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