NVIDIA 4000 Series

[heatonpkmassive]

I had one before, sold it for a 7900xtx which I actually ended up liking a lot (much better value as I don't really care for ray tracing in most games) but in some it adds a lot to the experience (like 4 games lol)

main reason is to see how many games I am playing can hit 480hz or get close with the 4090 to gauge if I need the 5090 or not

I got the 4090 for £1010 2nd hand so not as bad as it initially looks

That's a really good price! I actually think that if you do go for the 5090, you might just make your money back on the 4090 or even be a few quid up on the deal.

Monster card though, you'll need to carefully study those 5090 benchies.

 

[Personality+]

That's a really good price! I actually think that if you do go for the 5090, you might just make your money back on the 4090 or even be a few quid up on the deal.

Monster card though, you'll need to carefully study those 5090 benchies.

Yeah unfortunately the data for my use case is all over the place and very system dependent at times,

I'm hoping any games I can hit 330-360 fps in at least, will be able to hit 480hz natively (ideally don't want to use any form of frame gen) for online games I'll be playing if I don't have to, or it's not worth the upgrade to a 5090, and I can probably just sell the 4090 and wait for amd's offerings again. And just stick to the games I know support it going forward.

In an ideal world the 5090 opens up a few more modern games for me to play at native 480hz.

 

[TNA]

I had one before, sold it for a 7900xtx which I actually ended up liking a lot (much better value as I don't really care for ray tracing in most games) but in some it adds a lot to the experience (like 4 games lol)

main reason is to see how many games I am playing can hit 480hz or get close with the 4090 to gauge if I need the 5090 or not

I got the 4090 for £1010 2nd hand so not as bad as it initially looks

Damn it! Why couldn't you get it £10.01 cheaper so I could lmao at mrk!