Yes, understood, thank you. For some reason my mind had always assumed the difference in ‘horsepower’ needed to push a monitor was informed by PPI… and that the gap between 1440p and 4k wasn’t so severe.
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What a complete doofus
Msi suprim 5090 clock speeds
Core Clocks:
Gaming Mode: Extreme Performance: 2580 MHz (MSI Center), Boost: 2565 MHz
Silent Mode: Extreme Performance: 2527 MHz (MSI Center), Boost: 2512 MH
Core Clocks:
Gaming Mode: Extreme Performance: 2580 MHz (MSI Center), Boost: 2565 MHz
Silent Mode: Extreme Performance: 2527 MHz (MSI Center), Boost: 2512 MH
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Plus many of these visuals aren’t apparent in fast moving games. Only on screenshots.
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And in many workloads i bet it is less than that.
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I appreciate that with 5090/80 released on 30th, they're the most pressing cards to cover, but do we know the review embargos for the 5070/70ti yet?
The present vague Nvidia bar charts (massaged with the divisive frame generation) seems to compare the 5070ti vs the 4070ti (non Super) - so do we think the raw-power isn't much different to a 4070ti Super?
I'm presently on a 2070S and can't really justify a 5080 price, so I'm more interested in the poverty-spec offerings.
The present vague Nvidia bar charts (massaged with the divisive frame generation) seems to compare the 5070ti vs the 4070ti (non Super) - so do we think the raw-power isn't much different to a 4070ti Super?
I'm presently on a 2070S and can't really justify a 5080 price, so I'm more interested in the poverty-spec offerings.
These seem to be spike power numbers that can happen at power on when all the capacitors are charging up etc. These don't happen in normal workload but they seem to be accounting for worst case scenario. Good PSUs can handle over power for a second just fine though.
Also, with age PSU components are losing efficiency and you will get less juice out of it safely. High load also means higher temperature and quicker ageing, plus PSU are rated for best efficiency usually around 50% load max. Hence, I usually aim at 50% more power capacity than I need in average use, to account for spikes, efficiency, aging etc. And frankly, comparing to CPU and GPU, good enough PSUs are very cheap - there's no reason to skim to save less than 50 quid if one buys expensive components - just not worth it.
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That would be true though if you compared ppi^2 on the same sized screenYes, understood, thank you. For some reason my mind had always assumed the difference in ‘horsepower’ needed to push a monitor was informed by PPI… and that the gap between 1440p and 4k wasn’t so severe.
What a complete doofus
You just missed ^2 in your calculation
I used to run quadfire and tri-fire for gaming not mining (although kicking myself for not mining at the time) and it will be ready for the next monster GPU.The PSU you have (EVGA 1600W G2) can only deliver it's full wattage through 9 x PCI-E 8 pin power cables. Where do you think you would ever do that outside of mining on numerous GPUs? The biggest adapters I've seen convert 4 x 8 pin (4x150W) to 16 pin (600W).
These will be a solid upgrade if coming from an older generation, I'd imagine you'll be looking at +100% bump going from a 2070S to 5070 and +150% on a 5070ti.
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So for that to be true a) they need to be in stock and b) MSRP needs to include VAT and shipping
both of those statements are iffy at best
3DMark 5090 leaks
+50% on 4K Nomad. Nomad is non-ray traced and is supposed to represent future games. +35% on ancient Fire Strike.
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The scores doesn't seem that high i dont believe wh3n jensen says it too times faster than the 4090 think he's full AI..
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£250 per fps
Now all we need is to see games running .
3DMark 5090 leaks
Nice. Bigger gap than i expected based on the doom and gloom spread by 4090 owners.
There is a bigger from 4090 to 5090 than there is 4080 to 4090.
On 3dmark anyway
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