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all the rumors as far as I can see are late 2024 / early 2025 for the 5090 and later for the others
I can not find any further change to that
There's an outside chance we get a 5080/5090 announcement in the next fortnight and a launch in November. But I think at this point, the suggestion of a January announcement and March launch is probably the best case scenario. Rumours swirl of manufacturing delays prompted by the AI side.
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March onwards would suit me perfectly.
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oh man the 4090 is so old that i no longer feel excited about my pc, been playing on the ally for a while now
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 reportedly targets 600W, RTX 5080 aims for 400W with 10% performance increase over RTX 4090 - VideoCardz.com
RTX 5090 could require 600W of power, RTX 5080 at 400W NVIDIA preparing a powerful surprise. Here’s an update on the information shared earlier this morning by a trusted hardware leaker regarding NVIDIA’s next-gen hardware. According to Kopite7kimi, there is an increase in power consumption for...
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5080 will be 10% faster than 4090.
5090 600W TDP
5080 400W TDP
Even though the 5090 is likely to be going on £2000 I think you'd get a good chunk of that back after 2.5 years I reckon you'd lose less than £1 a day. Not terrible value, so if you can get one on day one...it's tempting.
You could even sell it after 18 montha and make even more back...
Caporegime
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 reportedly targets 600W, RTX 5080 aims for 400W with 10% performance increase over RTX 4090 - VideoCardz.com
RTX 5090 could require 600W of power, RTX 5080 at 400W NVIDIA preparing a powerful surprise. Here’s an update on the information shared earlier this morning by a trusted hardware leaker regarding NVIDIA’s next-gen hardware. According to Kopite7kimi, there is an increase in power consumption for...
5080 will be 10% faster than 4090.
5090 600W TDP
5080 400W TDP
The 5080 power consumption isn't any higher than Intel's CPU's, what's the problem?
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one of these with Intel cpu and you are looking at almost a 1000w, this is insane amounts of heat to deal with specially in summer. They should advertise it as Sauna Edition with free water scooper and some rocks.NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 reportedly targets 600W, RTX 5080 aims for 400W with 10% performance increase over RTX 4090 - VideoCardz.com
RTX 5090 could require 600W of power, RTX 5080 at 400W NVIDIA preparing a powerful surprise. Here’s an update on the information shared earlier this morning by a trusted hardware leaker regarding NVIDIA’s next-gen hardware. According to Kopite7kimi, there is an increase in power consumption for...
5080 will be 10% faster than 4090.
5090 600W TDP
5080 400W TDP
My 4090 and 7950x is already closing in on 1000w, though this is power at the wall, and includes the monitor, speakers and a router. The room has new AC though, so will be fine in Summer
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600w is fine. Besides it won't always be running at full load depending on the game and if you don't let the frame rate run uncapped. My 4090 takes more than my 3090 did which it will under full load, but if I run at my usual cap of 4K 120/144fps and run the same games I did previously I'm actually drawing less power on my 4090 to maintain the same frame rate as its only running at 50 to 70% load rather than the 100% load the 3090 needed plus it runs cooler because of it. If you want ridiculously fast performance then it's going to take a decent amount of power, nothing comes for free.
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 reportedly targets 600W, RTX 5080 aims for 400W with 10% performance increase over RTX 4090 - VideoCardz.com
RTX 5090 could require 600W of power, RTX 5080 at 400W NVIDIA preparing a powerful surprise. Here’s an update on the information shared earlier this morning by a trusted hardware leaker regarding NVIDIA’s next-gen hardware. According to Kopite7kimi, there is an increase in power consumption for...
5080 will be 10% faster than 4090.
5090 600W TDP
5080 400W TDP
4090 = 100% performance and 450w TDP
5080 = 110% performance and 400w TDP
Using TPUs aggregate data; 4090 = 152fps.
Therefore:
4090 = 0.33 fps per watt
5080 = 152*1.1 / 400 = 0.42 fps per watt
Therefore Blackwell is 27% more efficient than Ampere. So the 5080 must be a significant larger GPU than the 4080 - it must have significantly more cores
This is not the best comparison it would be best if both GPUs have the same power draw but it is what it is based on this data
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not everybody has a air conditioner during summer. My computer when gaming heats the room up considerably and its usually pulling around 350w for the gpu, even with both windows open.
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I have Black Myth, it runs in high details in 3k resolution with DLSS on 4060 mobile (gaming laptop) and Ryzen 7 7000H series, with around 80fps. No hardware RT, granted, but that's still well optimised in my book, with how well it runs, considering how much weaker it is comparing to my PC. And I have definitely not seen anything even close to 60 FPS (it's way higher) on my 4090 in 1440p UW resolution, though I've not seen the whole game yet - highest possible in game details. I expected it to run worse.
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Current FG latency increase can already be felt relatively easily in faster titles with lower input fps.Add more and it'll quickly become unplayable. That said there's already software that can do even 3, so it's easy to test already as is - it's not a great feeling, quality aside.It can fit 2 frames for the price of 1. But only if you have a 5000 series
Not with magic nvidia tech. They will make it work so it is 2 for the price of 1. The cost to us? Need to buy a 5000 series card
Honestly though, thought it was obvious my comment was tongue in cheek. Who bloody knows what we will get or how it will work.
Air conditioner uses power to throw energy outside the flat. With it you pay double - once to burn by GPU and throw into the room then again to move it outside the flat. With 300W average in current games and 100W for CPU and then 100W for stuff like monitor etc. we have already space heater and in mild UK summer it's often unbearable, which stops me from gaming in a well insulated flat. Now imagine 600W card with all the other stuff and we have almost 1kW space heater in summer - my room would shoot up to 40C easily, I suspect (27C+ currently is normal with all windows open and 20C outside). There's no way I'd ever buy such GPU, no matter how fast, without installing aircon etc. first.
I know you are not very serious about it but enough of people here are and it seemed like good enough time to give my thought about such "improvements".Not with magic nvidia tech. They will make it work so it is 2 for the price of 1. The cost to us? Need to buy a 5000 series card
Honestly though, thought it was obvious my comment was tongue in cheek. Who bloody knows what we will get or how it will work.
In other words, not interested. And considering AI is nr 1 for Nvidia these days, I suspect they will show more AI stuff.Software currently being worked on that can generate 4 frames for 1 real frame. I'll never used it though, current Nvidia and amd frame gen is not appealing to me - yes there is the latency, but the latency is not too bad if you're only generating one fake frame for each real frame - the real issue for me is the smearing/blurring that frame Gen creates
Being a gamer in 2024 consists of: TAA blurring, DLAA smearing, Frame Gen smearing, DLSS/FSR low internal resolution, tons of post processing junk like film grain and then the cherry on top is developers using PS3 quality textures and at the same time demanding you have 16gb vram
Combine all of these "features" together and you get a modern AAAA $100 game
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