Nvidia shills need to earn their crust. I didn't even bother watching it because kissing Jensen's butt is so cringe.
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Nvidia shills need to earn their crust. I didn't even bother watching it because kissing Jensen's butt is so cringe.
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Yeah it does seem promising how much better it is than the DLSS3 version… how good it is will depend how annoying / distracting the artefacts are… which is probably going to be game dependant.
PC Centric (the forum favourite
) suggested that Black Myth Wukong had loads of artefacting and looked bad because of the ‘hair / fur’.
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Yeah it does seem promising how much better it is than the DLSS3 version… how good it is will depend how annoying / distracting the artefacts are… which is probably going to be game dependant.
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I'm going to be doing a lot of don't care playing at 480Hz posts this year
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I think I’d like to backtrack.. I definitely can’t see the 5080 matching the 4090 now.. I’d like to be proven wrong but…
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Thanks buddy - watching now.
Yeah, seems like it’s really good when your base FPS is high. So I’m thinking… 80fps base and going for 3x of the frame gen. Maybe!
Edit: ha he has just said exactly that in the vid.
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As pointed out by a couple reviews, the issue with MFG 4x just like the old frame gen, is it only makes sense to use when you already have a high framerate due to the latency. Using MFG to turn 30fps into 120fps feels horrible.
Anyway, here is PCIE scaling test. Basically don't worry about it - if you use the 5090 on a pcie4 motherboard you only lose 0.5% performance
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Anyway, here is PCIE scaling test. Basically don't worry about it - if you use the 5090 on a pcie4 motherboard you only lose 0.5% performance
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 PCI-Express Scaling
The new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 is the first high-end graphics card that makes use of a PCI-Express 5.0 bus interface. Are you in trouble when try to run it on PCIe 4.0? What about x8, like when an SSD is using up some bandwidth? We've also tested various PCI-Express 3.0, 2.0 and 1.1 configs to...
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Yeah I'm surprised how impressed both of them were, from the framerates they were scaling from to be honest. Especially with optimum being very picky, I guess it gets a little forgiveness for being an experimental technology, that at least performs really well in CP2077.
Hopefully the same can be said for most of the other 75 games
As pointed out by a couple reviews, the issue with MFG 4x just like the old frame gen, is it only makes sense to use when you already have a high framerate due to the latency. Using MFG to turn 30fps into 120fps feels horrible.
Anyway, here is PCIE scaling test. Basically don't worry about it - if you use the 5090 on a pcie4 motherboard you only lose 0.5% performance
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 PCI-Express Scaling
The new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 is the first high-end graphics card that makes use of a PCI-Express 5.0 bus interface. Are you in trouble when try to run it on PCIe 4.0? What about x8, like when an SSD is using up some bandwidth? We've also tested various PCI-Express 3.0, 2.0 and 1.1 configs to...
Yeah, to be fair this was always going to be the case, which is why the 5090 is likely the 4K monitor choice and 5080 the 1440p monitor choice, but let's see this time next week.
CPU bottlenecks or something else? cos I kept hearing CPU bottlenecks, oh apparently you were talking about MFG then yes so MFG would perform with less latency.
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I suppose it’s for the reason that @Grim5 mentioned: having 30fps and doing x4 MFG is going to be horrid because your starting point is too low.
So your monitor needs to have a really high refresh rate in order to make use of the multiplier.
True but also we know this card sucks at anything under 4k. So that suggests MFG works best on a 4k monitor, and you already have a high framerate and then you enable mfg to get 400fps or whatever, now we just need 400hz monitors to make use of the feature
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Yup I think the highest 4k you can get right now is 240fps. So the x4 MFG can’t really be used to its potential. I’ll give x2-3 a whirl though.
if this card is true then its gonna be at least £7000 or more based on the 48GB Ada6000 card, pretty sure 8 of these in a 4u for rendering is about 200k
NVIDIA RTX Blackwell GPU with 96GB GDDR7 memory and 512-bit bus spotted - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA preparing a workstation flagship with 96GB memory This card is said to use 3GB modules. According to a report from ComputerBase, NVIDIA’s upcoming desktop graphics card is expected to feature 96GB of GDDR7 memory. This configuration was revealed in shipping manifests discovered by the...videocardz.com
It's looking like the 5090 will provide a pretty substantial boost in pure raster over my 7900 XTX, I guess that somewhat lessens the blow of the price whatever it may be and considering that I'm going to be using it for non gaming workloads as well, I just hope I'll be able to snag an FE. If not I'll just place a pre order for the one that I want with Ocuk and just wait for them to ship it out whenever they get it.
all we need to do is remove the $ and replace with £ and there you have it, UK prices
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Have any reviewers mentioned under-volting and how much it affects performance? Hoping for results as good as a 4090 at 70%.
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