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NVIDIA 5000 SERIES
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Caporegime
5090 looks awesome. Love the FE form factor, return to smaller GPU's is most welcome.
I really hope it's quieter in DB than the 3090 and 4090 FE cooler, if so I'll be going for the FE for sure. Else it'll be the 5090 Strix big metal brick edition
I really hope it's quieter in DB than the 3090 and 4090 FE cooler, if so I'll be going for the FE for sure. Else it'll be the 5090 Strix big metal brick edition
What about 3090 users?
3090 user here. Its hard to pin point with marketing shiz, but obviously the 4090 was a big uplift over the 3090 but i skipped that generation. But it looks like its a worth while upgrade with either a 5080 and definately a 5090. I think ill try and get a 5090 FE.
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Do we know when the 5090 / 5080s will be available time wise on the 30th on the website or is that still hush hush for now.
5070ti seems the sweet spot maybe (for me at least). Probably around 4080 super performance in raster, and has the same 16gb as the 580, for £729. Only 285w tdp as well.
I only have a 1440p monitor, with no interest to upgrade to 4k anytime soon so a 5070ti would probably already be overkill.
Edited: more like 4080 super perf
I only have a 1440p monitor, with no interest to upgrade to 4k anytime soon so a 5070ti would probably already be overkill.
Edited: more like 4080 super perf
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Where are you seeing the information on size?
I think he means the 5090 FE as it's confirmed 2 slot design. I think the figures show it is a little shorter than previous gen cards too.
AIB cards are still looking to be 3 slot or bigger designs by the looks of it.
Got any links?
Underboss
Hmm, S/H 4090 or 5080 ?
Not sure how you think a card with 8960 cuda cores and a 2475 boost clock is going to be anywhere near a card with 16384 cuda and a boost of 2520 in raster.
This doesn't actually look too bad, though we might just have been conditioned to expect the unacceptable by the 4000-series launch. The 5090's price increase over the 4090 is at the lower end of what I was expecting, given inflation and Nvidia's naked opportunism.
My worry - compared to the 4000-series launch, I can see this one turning into a scalper's paradise.
My worry - compared to the 4000-series launch, I can see this one turning into a scalper's paradise.
go here, then look under spec tab, then open it out the the full spec.
| Card Dimensions: | Length | 304 mm |
| Width | 137 mm | |
| Slot | 2-Slot |
The Nvidia announcement, 5090 FE confirmed as a dual slot card, much smaller than the 3090FE/4090FE
NVIDIA launches GeForce RTX 50 "Blackwell" series: RTX 5090 costs $1,999 - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA RTX 5090 Blackwell GPU features 21760 CUDA cores, 32GB GDDR7 memory and 575 TDP The new generation of NVIDIA graphics is here. NVIDIA has announced its new generation of graphics cards for desktops. This time, NVIDIA is introducing four SKUs: RTX 5090, RTX 5080, RTX 5070 Ti, and RTX...
videocardz.com
Looking at the size of the AIB 5090's, I think they're going to be much quieter than the 5090 FE, though I hope I'm wrong.
I'd love to go for the 5090 FE, though I think it's probably going to be even louder than the 4090FE, which was in turn louder than the 3090FE etc. Pity, as the dual slot form factor looks really sexy, would far prefer this.
I'll prob end up going for the Asus Strix again, or maybe the Astral (air version, no noisy asus AIO pump).
I'd love to go for the 5090 FE, though I think it's probably going to be even louder than the 4090FE, which was in turn louder than the 3090FE etc. Pity, as the dual slot form factor looks really sexy, would far prefer this.
I'll prob end up going for the Asus Strix again, or maybe the Astral (air version, no noisy asus AIO pump).