Blackwell gpus

[no_1_dave]

One thing is for sure, the 5090 pricing is going to make the 4090 look like a budget option now that AMD is not here.

AMD haven't been there for multiple generations.
Plus if they were it would make no difference, Nvidia pricing high just gives AMD a reason to also price high.

 

[humbug]

The success of the A770 suggests otherwise. Of course such a card would eat into sales of their professional cards

How are you measuring success?

 

[Quartz]

How are you measuring success?

Raw performance and retained price - check out the prices of second-hand 16 GB A770s on eBay.

 

[humbug]

Raw performance and retained price - check out the prices of second-hand 16 GB A770s on eBay.

Yeah ok.

You can get one here for £300 new, and its 16GB, which is nice, i like to see 16GB cards at a reasonable price.

I would point out the RX 6700 XT is £20 more, 12GB but also a quicker card and not 8GB which IMO shouldn't be a thing anymore much above £200.

Yeah its good, i just hope it keeps maturing.

EDit: i would not consider used prices a success, it just mean people aren't willing to pay used, doesn't matter they are decently priced new.

 

[AthlonXP1800]

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 & RTX 5080 "Blackwell" GPUs Rumored To Launch In Q4 2024

NVIDIA's next-gen GeForce RTX 5090 & RTX 5080 "Blackwell" GPUs are rumored to launch in the fourth quarter of 2024.

wccftech.com

NVIDIA board partners expect GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 to launch in fourth quarter - VideoCardz.com

NVIDIA AIBs expecting to launch first RTX 50 GPUs in the fourth quarter Gaming Blackwell GPUs this year. It’s widely reported that NVIDIA is aiming for a fourth-quarter launch of its RTX 50 GPU series. NVIDIA has already showcased its data-center Blackwell GPU, but there’s no confirmed release...

videocardz.com

RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 launch in Q4 2024 a year after I bought RTX 4080?

 

[Nexus18]

My wallet is ready

Hopefully they have learnt from ada launch prices and it will "be safe for ampere users to upgrade"

• GB202 - 512-bit / 28 Gbps / 32 GB (Max Memory) / 1792 GB/s (Max Bandwidth)
• GB202 - 384-bit / 28 Gbps / 24 GB (Max Memory) / 1344 GB/s (Max Bandwidth)
• GB203 - 256-bit / 28 Gbps / 16 GB (Max Memory) / 896.0 GB/s (Max Bandwidth)
• GB205 - 192-bit / 28 Gbps / 12 GB (Max Memory) / 672.0 GB/s (Max Bandwidth)
• GB206 - 128-bit / 28 Gbps / 8 GB (Max Memory) / 448.0 GB/s (Max Bandwidth)
• GB207 - 128-bit / 28 Gbps / 8 GB (Max Memory) / 448.0 GB/s (Max Bandwidth)

So 5090 with 32gb and 5080 possibly 24gb? @mrk better upgrade to the 5090 for that extra vram if nothing else

 

[AMDPower]

should I sell my 4090 is the most asked question now by 4090 owners?

 

[AMDPower]

My wallet is ready

Hopefully they have learnt from ada launch prices and it will "be safe for ampere users to upgrade"



So 5090 with 32gb and 5080 possibly 24gb? @mrk better upgrade to the 5090 for that extra vram if nothing else

I think its obvious £1799 msrp for founders edition 5090 and £2000-£2500 for other manufacturers. need lube

 

[Grim5]

should I sell my 4090 is the most asked question now by 4090 owners?

Evidence?

 

[TNA]

• GB203 - 256-bit / 28 Gbps / 16 GB (Max Memory) / 896.0 GB/s (Max Bandwidth)

If true that is what I would buy

Anything above that is 4 figures anyway

 

[Nexus18]

It can go 2 ways:

- be priced silly for the 80 and 90 but alas look at what happened with the 4080.... I do suspect we will see the 5090 pushing the 2k mark, if anything just because of the vram and how it really is beneficial to ai workloads
- be an ampere all over again where it matches/beats a 4090 but 5080 costing £800-1k

Given history and likes of turing, I'm expecting to maybe see not an overall huge leap in performance and so expecting the second option.

If 5080 is >1100 and doesn't match a 4090 at all, I'll skip and seek to get maybe a second hand 4090.

 

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

If 5080 is >1100 and doesn't match a 4090 at all, I'll skip and seek to get maybe a second hand 4090.

Not if DLSS5 and Nvidia Super RTX ray construction only works on the RTX5080!

 

[TNA]

It can go 2 ways:

- be priced silly for the 80 and 90 but alas look at what happened with the 4080.... I do suspect we will see the 5090 pushing the 2k mark, if anything just because of the vram and how it really is beneficial to ai workloads
- be an ampere all over again where it matches/beats a 4090 but 5080 costing £800-1k

Given history and likes of turing, I'm expecting to maybe see not an overall huge leap in performance and so expecting the second option.

If 5080 is >1100 and doesn't match a 4090 at all, I'll skip and seek to get maybe a second hand 4090.

Dude, if the 5080 cannot at least match the 4090 I might not bother upgrading at all

 

[TNA]

That's mrk right now. Lol

 

[TNA]

Oh and if the rumour is true and we also do get DLSS 5 this will be mrk:

Spoiler

 

[Quartz]

My niece is getting into PC gaming so my 4090 would be a fine birthday present…

 

[MCFC_ANDY]

2k for 5090 i reckon, but tbh if NVidia do their fleecing properly, then it should be 3k.

 

[Personality+]

They'll price out too much of the market at 3K... if they did do it, I'd get a 4090 again

2K is digestible after a 4090 sale anyway.

 

[Nexus18]

If the 5090 has the same kind of jump the 4090 did compared to the 3090, it will be hard to resist even at £1600 tbh. As always, it will depend on the games and how they run come the time though. I can't see there being much to really justify 5090 levels especially when the last few titles have been pretty well optimised compared to the trash we had being released last year

 

[AMDPower]

if its priced anything much over £1500, I just don't see many gamers buying them but the compute guys will buy them in buckets. 32Gb ram is good amount for AI work, personally will upgrade for this reason only. I don't think pricing of the 5090 matters much its the 5080 price that will decide whether many gamers will buy or not, £1000-£1200 max, don't see anyone paying more for one.

I also doubt 40% uplift like 3090-4090 this round, could be wrong.