5090 Price

[JediFragger]

Like all the women falling at your feet when you mention you have an 5090 extremely large e-peen.

FTFY

 

[GhostDog1981]

GTX 680 $499
GTX 690 $999
GTX 780 Ti $699
GTX 980 Ti $649
GTX 1080 Ti $699
RTX 2080 Ti $1295
RTX 3090 $1499
RTX 3090 Ti $1659
RTX 4090 $1599

Huang's net worth rose rapidly along with the value of Nvidia's stock, from US$3 billion in 2019 to US$90 billion in May 2024
The Very high priced RTX2080ti was released in September 20th, 2018

OMG a tripling in price almost since the 1080ti. No way inflation works that way! 50 series I’m out unless I get given £2000 for free by someone then I might… I just might…

 

[HACO]

If the 5080 is between £999 and £1299 say, I don't think the 5090 will be double the price. You are not going to get +100% performance, it just dosnt scale like that. The market for +40% performance (realistically) at +100% price would be incredibly small.

So I'm still sticking with 5090 <£2000.

That's traditionally how top of the line halo product worked. Most expensive product always had a much worse price/performance ratio than the second tier product, 3000 series, all Titans, 900 series, 700 series, etc... It was only 4000 series where Nvidia decided to break apart from it.

 

[Phixsator]

OMG a tripling in price almost since the 1080ti. No way inflation works that way! 50 series I’m out unless I get given £2000 for free by someone then I might… I just might…

Come on friend you can't be surprised anymore surely. Several of us have pointed it out ever since 2080ti launched and on deaf ears. You(general you) have made your bed, now lay in it

 

[chaparral]

I’m out unless I get given £2000 for free by someone then I might… I just might…

Stop rubbing it in that the Mrs is going buy you one

 

[TNA]

Come on friend you can't be surprised anymore surely. Several of us have pointed it out ever since 2080ti launched and on deaf ears. You(general you) have made your bed, now lay in it

You get to lay in it also. Just get a £50-100 discount. Lovely

 

[Blackjack Davy]

Thing is with the 5090 you get DOUBLE the vram over the next product in the stack. That’s not a small thing at all.

And what the actual **** are you going to do with it all? Theres only so many textures mod packs you can install its not even going to meet half that even with 16k resolution for everything. Just how many buyers are going to be using it for "professional" applications anyhow? Its a halo product for... halo reasons.

 

[chaparral]

And what the actual **** are you going to do with it all? Theres only so many textures mod packs you can install its not even going to meet half that even with 16k resolution for everything. Just how many buyers are going to be using it for "professional" applications anyhow? Its a halo product for... halo reasons.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is already using loads of vram​

 

[Bidley]

And what the actual **** are you going to do with it all? Theres only so many textures mod packs you can install its not even going to meet half that even with 16k resolution for everything. Just how many buyers are going to be using it for "professional" applications anyhow? Its a halo product for... halo reasons.

It's not so much the amount of VRAM in the halo card, it's the fact that the card below has half. You would at least expect to see an increase on the previous gen's 80-class (3080 notwithstanding).

 

[GoRedwings19]

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is already using loads of vram​

Yeah I got 17.5gb vram usage when I was playing it with the high Res texture pack but that was before the patch. Of course you can play without it.

But it does look very very good with it.

 

[Perfect_Chaos]

It's not so much the amount of VRAM in the halo card, it's the fact that the card below has half. You would at least expect to see an increase on the previous gen's 80-class (3080 notwithstanding).

And the big gap in performance as well.

 

[GhostDog1981]

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is already using loads of vram​

Goes to show it’s not worth chasing path tracing yet as @mrk perfectly explained without frame gen.

Even a 5090 would probably struggle at native PT tracing.

 

[Raiden85]

And that’s what frame generation and DLSS is for. Why work harder when you can work smarter.

 

[GoRedwings19]

Goes to show it’s not worth chasing path tracing yet as @mrk perfectly explained without frame gen.

Even a 5090 would probably struggle at native PT tracing.

Maybe this is where Dlss 4 comes in?

I wonder if this will be released for 4xxx series or will they (more than likely) lock certain functions of it to 5xxx series.

 

[Rifte]

DLSS 4, I can't see them NOT hard-locking it to the 5000 series.

 

[BubbySoup]

GTX 680 $499
GTX 690 $999
GTX 780 Ti $699
GTX 980 Ti $649
GTX 1080 Ti $699
RTX 2080 Ti $1295
RTX 3090 $1499
RTX 3090 Ti $1659
RTX 4090 $1599

Huang's net worth rose rapidly along with the value of Nvidia's stock, from US$3 billion in 2019 to US$90 billion in May 2024
The Very high priced RTX2080ti was released in September 20th, 2018

That's an interesting chart.

If you go back even further, the 8800GTX released in 2006 was a little under $1000 when you adjust for inflation ($599 on release).

 

[Tommy_Here]

One cause for optimism is past price/perf increases. Historically it seems like Nvidia give us a good price/perf increase every other generation;

900>1000 good, 1000>2000 bad, 2000>3000 good, 3000>4000 bad. Maybe 5000 will follow the trend?

This is exactly what I have been thinking so here’s hoping I guess..

 

[mrk]

Maybe this is where Dlss 4 comes in?

I wonder if this will be released for 4xxx series or will they (more than likely) lock certain functions of it to 5xxx series.

If it's just an update to DLSS Super Resolution or Ray Reconstruction, then no reason why all RTX cards can't benefit, if it's just an update to Frame Generation (like I mention in the RT thread) then this will obviously be 40 series and up only, but if it's completely new tech that uses hardware only found in RTX 50 cards, then yeah will be 50 series only. If it is the latter than it could also be that DLSS SR and RR get updated which has a benefit for older cards, whilst the full whack gains are only seen on 50 series, which also would be fine IMO.

 

[chaparral]

That's an interesting chart.

If you go back even further, the 8800GTX released in 2006 was a little under $1000 when you adjust for inflation ($599 on release).

And the 8800gtx ulra price on release was $829 which today would be around $1,260
(Think this price was dropped very soon after release)

 

[chaparral]

One cause for optimism is past price/perf increases. Historically it seems like Nvidia give us a good price/perf increase every other generation;

900>1000 good, 1000>2000 bad, 2000>3000 good, 3000>4000 bad. Maybe 5000 will follow the trend?

Always thought 3000>4000 was really good as i feel the 4090 has great performance

Can't really see anyone saying the performance of a 4090 is bad