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NVIDIA 4000 Series

What a surprise..... :D

"Games will use 16gb because consoles have 16gb and developers are targetting 16gb" yet here we are, for the past what 1-2 years, console games have been sacrificing:

- ray tracing
- various graphical settings
- resolution (significantly)

Just to meet a 60 fps target... well actually going by past few releases, more like 30 fps target now and even then, we're seeing dips to 20 fps...

:cry:



Exactly, the only ones who would need to be upgrading are those with high refresh high res. displays and even then, I'm not sure it's worthwhile, at least if we look at the state of games released so far and are they really worth these 1+k gpus....... Can see why some are happy to pay for 40xx gpus though tbf i.e. for dlss 3/FG to overcome cpu bottlenecks and/or **** optimised games where grunt won't overcome such issues. With recent titles, no gpu really has the grunt thus are having to rely on dlss/fsr or/and reducing settings anyway e.g. take dead space which many are referencing as a great optimised game but imo, it isn't really given graphics look a bit meh and the game is a corridor/linear based game

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A 4090 just to get 60+ fps lol.....
Developers aren't targeting much since a lot of games were still for older gen consoles as well. I think the "standard" will be UE5 and that can manage some quite detailed game worlds and assets in relative "small" vRAM print.
 
Rtx4090 has appeared in the steam survey at 0.43% market share. The rtx4080 is also there and it has 0.26% which is the same as the rtx3090ti which also has 0.26%. AMD's 7900xtx and xt do not yet appear on the survey

I had a Steam survey pop up for the first time yesterday on my 7900 XTX system, so there should be at least one in there for the next Steam update. :cry:
 
Hy guys ,Its been loong time since I've been on this forum, I recently sold my 3080 ti fe ,due to generating too much heat while playing,and I manage to sell it for very decent price 750e. I dont know what to buy next, I was thinking of 4070 ti but 192bit memory and 12gb are turn off,but working temps and low consumption is temptating.. As I see here you are all bashing it..
 
Hy guys ,Its been loong time since I've been on this forum, I recently sold my 3080 ti fe ,due to generating too much heat while playing,and I manage to sell it for very decent price 750e. I dont know what to buy next, I was thinking of 4070 ti but 192bit memory and 12gb are turn off,but working temps and low consumption is temptating.. As I see here you are all bashing it..
Are we supposed to guess what your requirements and budget are? Give a bit more info as to your needs. :)
 
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No 4090Ti and straight to Ada Titan?

With AMD not being near the 4090, anyone think the big chunky boi (phots doing the rounds) will be named the Ada Titan? Purely to see what price nvidia can get for it so they can price the 5*** cards even higher?

I think Nvidia do a titan not for anything other than pushing prices up even more, testing the waters to see waht people will bite at.
 
No 4090Ti and straight to Ada Titan?

With AMD not being near the 4090, anyone think the big chunky boi (phots doing the rounds) will be named the Ada Titan? Purely to see what price nvidia can get for it so they can price the 5*** cards even higher?

I think Nvidia do a titan not for anything other than pushing prices up even more, testing the waters to see waht people will bite at.

I'd love it if Nvidia cleaned up their stack, IF the leaks are true and there is a 4090Ti AND Ada Titan then the specs show the only difference is 1 has 24GB of memory and the other has 48GB... truly pointless.

What I'm hoping, Although I'm not getting it, Is they just have the Ada Titan, Forget the 24GB 4090 Ti as the gap between it and the Ada Titan would be non existent and it just inflates the product stack, Makes it look messy IMO.
 
If you are playing the Dead Space remake make sure to enable Resizable Bar! It makes the game run 40% faster on Nvidia GPUs. It's probably the largest gain Resizable Bar has provided for any game on Nvidia hardware

 
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If you are playing the Dead Space remake make sure to enable Resizable Bar! It makes the game run 40% faster on Nvidia GPUs. It's probably the largest gain Resizable Bar has provided for any game on Nvidia hardware

That might be because of the slow CPU (Intel i7 9700K) he is using though with that 4080. :cry:
 
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If you are playing the Dead Space remake make sure to enable Resizable Bar! It makes the game run 40% faster on Nvidia GPUs. It's probably the largest gain Resizable Bar has provided for any game on Nvidia hardware


Lovely fine wine.

Prefer the way nvidia don't force this globally but they really should start enabling where there are benefits like this.
 
Is they just have the Ada Titan, Forget the 24GB 4090 Ti as the gap between it and the Ada Titan would be non existent and it just inflates the product stack, Makes it look messy IMO.

The problem with that approach, at least historically on this forum, is that you will need to use custom bios and hardmods on the Titan ADA to get it to do what the 4090ti will do out of the box.

I would sooner they released a 4090ti so people can keep their warranties intact and/or buy a model with a waterblock already fitted.
 
If you are playing the Dead Space remake make sure to enable Resizable Bar! It makes the game run 40% faster on Nvidia GPUs. It's probably the largest gain Resizable Bar has provided for any game on Nvidia hardware

Tried it in three different spots from my saves, got 1-2% gain in two of the places and 15% in one spot. That was at 2160p output using DLSS Quality on a 4080 with the 5800X3D. Not bad but well off the gains claims in the reddit thread :p
 
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The problem with that approach, at least historically on this forum, is that you will need to use custom bios and hardmods on the Titan ADA to get it to do what the 4090ti will do out of the box.

I would sooner they released a 4090ti so people can keep their warranties intact and/or buy a model with a waterblock already fitted.

Going from the "leaked" specs though they are identical apart from the memory amount, Same amount of CUDA cores, RT cores, Tensor cores etc... likely even the same exact board.

The Titan won't do anything the 4090 Ti can't minus have more memory capacity.

Released October 2018.
:)

Scary, I honestly remember getting my 9900K on launch week and it seems like only a few weeks ago, TIME IS A CON !!!!! :D
 
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