Man of Honour
Still yet to play a game that actually stretches the legs of a 4090, where those UE 5.2 games at... Current new titles are out of the running because they are all so poorly optimised and will remain so for months.
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NVIDIA 4000 Series
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Caporegime
They will be out when the 5000 series releases, just in time for me to grab a 4090 or equivalent 5000 series card at half price discount
Man of Honour
Half the price? Fat chance I say, fat chance!
I predict 5090will only see a 10-20% uplift over a 4090 whilst being 25% more expensive, bookmark this post for a year's time
I predict 5090will only see a 10-20% uplift over a 4090 whilst being 25% more expensive, bookmark this post for a year's time
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Soldato
Asus unveiling a 4000 series card later today, Possibly a 4090 Matrix or something with an AIO bolted onto it.
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That would be my guess too, they already have an AIO with a traditional radiator that bolts to the case.
So either it's a card with an AIO and radiator built into the card like they did with the 2080ti matrix - the other option is just a higher TDP/Voltage card.
It could also just be a card with a custom waterblock on it that needs to be used in a custom loop
Any of these are possible with ASUS, and all of these options will be stupidly overpriced
So either it's a card with an AIO and radiator built into the card like they did with the 2080ti matrix - the other option is just a higher TDP/Voltage card.
It could also just be a card with a custom waterblock on it that needs to be used in a custom loop
Any of these are possible with ASUS, and all of these options will be stupidly overpriced
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Nvidia says it's next architecture is on track to launch in 2024
wccftech.com
NVIDIA Reaffirms Hopper-Next GPUs To Launch In 2024, Another Giant Leap For HPC & AI
NVIDIA has confirmed that the company will launch its Hopper-Next GPU in 2024, offering another massive leap in performance.
wccftech.com
I don't think this is the new Asus card announcement but it is interesting
Asus has showed off an rtx4070 with no pin out power connector on the card. Instead, the card uses a little extension on the pcb that plugs into a second slot on the motherboard for power - since this is not normally found on boards Asus had to make a z790 board that works with this GPU design
So the GPU gets all its from the motherboard, the ATX power cables that would normally go into your GPu connect into the motherboard, the power then transfers through the board into the GPU and this is eliminating any cables hanging from your GPU and looking ugly
I'm a bit concerned about this design, despite how clean it look. This concept transferring power through the mobo works with CPUs because the power requirements are standardised for the cpu socket ahead of time so the manufacturer knows exactly to what spec they need to build the board. But you don't have that luxury with GPUs and so if Asus tried to sell this as a product the motherboard would need to accommodate for future GPU power requirements and designs, thus increasing the cost of the mobo
Asus has showed off an rtx4070 with no pin out power connector on the card. Instead, the card uses a little extension on the pcb that plugs into a second slot on the motherboard for power - since this is not normally found on boards Asus had to make a z790 board that works with this GPU design
So the GPU gets all its from the motherboard, the ATX power cables that would normally go into your GPu connect into the motherboard, the power then transfers through the board into the GPU and this is eliminating any cables hanging from your GPU and looking ugly
I'm a bit concerned about this design, despite how clean it look. This concept transferring power through the mobo works with CPUs because the power requirements are standardised for the cpu socket ahead of time so the manufacturer knows exactly to what spec they need to build the board. But you don't have that luxury with GPUs and so if Asus tried to sell this as a product the motherboard would need to accommodate for future GPU power requirements and designs, thus increasing the cost of the mobo
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Nvidia announces ULMB2, 1000hz backlight strobing
Nvidia says this new version of its ULMB tech offers extremely smooth images with 1000hz strobing, and it's also much brighter than ulmb1. ULMB2 will be available to the newest 1440p 360hz Gsync monitors through a firmware update and also coming to new future monitors
wccftech.com
Nvidia says this new version of its ULMB tech offers extremely smooth images with 1000hz strobing, and it's also much brighter than ulmb1. ULMB2 will be available to the newest 1440p 360hz Gsync monitors through a firmware update and also coming to new future monitors
NVIDIA Launches G-SYNC ULMB 2: 2nd Gen Ultra Low Motion Blur Tech With 1000 Hz Motion Clarity
NVIDIA has introduced its 2nd Gen ULMB (Ultra Low Motion Blur) G-SYNC technology which delivers an effective motion clarity of up to 1000 Hz.
wccftech.com
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Man of Honour
So this is just for LCD monitors and you can update the firmware yourself.
OLED need not apply because there is no need for backlight strobing.
OLED need not apply because there is no need for backlight strobing.
Yeah looks like it. LCD is falling behind OLED in smoothness due to OLEDs now getting up to 240hz and up to 480h models coming next year - so LCDs needs something to keep them competitive and this 1000hz strobing seems to be trying to do that
Yes, if OLED gets cheaper the argument for LED will get even weaker. I wouldn't upgrade from an LED panel to another LED panel. I'm just waiting for OLED to hit the right price\size\resolution combination.
Soldato
Microled when
Soldato
I started playing Dying Light 2 a few weeks ago (late to the party, but it looks good with RT and is good fun so far) and I was quite amazed to see the gpu usage finally tip the 100% reading in afterburner. The game runs really well (over 100fps) with all its settings maxed out and I'm using dsr to downscale from 4k, this is the first title to peg the gpu core at 100% while the game plays super fluid with zero frame drops, and I can tell its pushing the gpu as the core temps are quite a few degrees higher than any other game (before the weather changed). Quite refreshing to play something that actually works
Nvidia killing it with their featuresNvidia announces ULMB2, 1000hz backlight strobing
Nvidia says this new version of its ULMB tech offers extremely smooth images with 1000hz strobing, and it's also much brighter than ulmb1. ULMB2 will be available to the newest 1440p 360hz Gsync monitors through a firmware update and also coming to new future monitors
NVIDIA Launches G-SYNC ULMB 2: 2nd Gen Ultra Low Motion Blur Tech With 1000 Hz Motion Clarity
NVIDIA has introduced its 2nd Gen ULMB (Ultra Low Motion Blur) G-SYNC technology which delivers an effective motion clarity of up to 1000 Hz.
Man of Honour
Problem is DL2 is turbo-boring after several hours of play, I have it on Steam and gave up after 11.5 hours. Is it a game that gets better later on? I'm willing to give it another try, but 11 hours should be more than enough to see if a game picks up later or not lol.I started playing Dying Light 2 a few weeks ago (late to the party, but it looks good with RT and is good fun so far) and I was quite amazed to see the gpu usage finally tip the 100% reading in afterburner. The game runs really well (over 100fps) with all its settings maxed out and I'm using dsr to downscale from 4k, this is the first title to peg the gpu core at 100% while the game plays super fluid with zero frame drops, and I can tell its pushing the gpu as the core temps are quite a few degrees higher than any other game (before the weather changed). Quite refreshing to play something that actually works
.Nvidia says it's next architecture is on track to launch in 2024
NVIDIA Reaffirms Hopper-Next GPUs To Launch In 2024, Another Giant Leap For HPC & AI
NVIDIA has confirmed that the company will launch its Hopper-Next GPU in 2024, offering another massive leap in performance.
And another massive leap in price
Jokes aside, i really hope they bring those prices back down to some normality. They absolutely butchered the 4000 series, being one of the worst line ups in gpu history! Surely they can't fall flat twice in a row.
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