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NVIDIA 5000 SERIES
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Wait until you see the price for Asus' ROG Astral OC at 2.8k from another reddit post https://old.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/1i7ojvo/rtx_50805090_aib_prices_leaked_via_pc_partpicker/
RTX 5090
- Asus ROG Astral OC: $2799.99
- MSI GAMING TRIO OC: $2349.99
- MSI SUPRIM LIQUID SOC: $2499.99
- MSI SUPRIM SOC: $2399.99
- Asus TUF GAMING: $2449.99
- MSI VENTUS 3X OC: $2199.99
- MSI VANGUARD SOC LAUNCH EDITION: $2379.99
- MSI VANGUARD SOC: $2379.99
- Asus TUF GAMING OC: $1699.99
- Asus ROG Astral OC: $1899.99
- MSI GAMING TRIO OC: $1199.99
- MSI Inspire 3X OC (Gold) - $1169.99
- MSI GAMING TRIO OC (white): $1199.99
- Asus PRIME: $1399.99
- Asus PRIME OC: $1499.99
- MSI VENTUS 3X OC PLUS: $1139.99
- Gigabyte GAMING OC: $1199.99
- Gigabyte WINDFORCE SFF: $1369.99
- MSI SUPRIM SOC: $1249.99
- MSI SUPRIM LIQUID SOC: $1299.99
- MSI VANGUARD SOC: $1229.99
DLSS 4.0 will work for previous gen but the multi FFF (fake frame feature) is only for the 50 series only
A reason to pause for those who think reviewers should be leaning in to the multi-frame gen feature with the 5000 series cards when assessing their performance. This is from an ultrawide benchmarker three months ago:
Sounds like NVidia will need multi-frame gen just to leap frog AMDs FSR frame gen as it stands in the current x2 category.
Unless people are arguing with any seriousness that DLSS frame gen looks noticeably better than FSR frame gen at the moment.
Sounds like NVidia will need multi-frame gen just to leap frog AMDs FSR frame gen as it stands in the current x2 category.
Unless people are arguing with any seriousness that DLSS frame gen looks noticeably better than FSR frame gen at the moment.
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I think they were also using Raytracing?Someone here earlier mentioned some reviewer noticed big drop in FPS with 4090 in CP2077 between old and new DLSS model - I just checked it myself in 1440p UW, drop is negligible. DLSS Quality (no FG) old model 95FPS, new model 93FPS. With FG it's 153FPS (old model) vs 151FPS (new model). Quality is better in many places, but not everywhere - on some (on the road and not only) textures moiré is horrible both with old and new DLSS models in movement, though on new one it looks bit better when up close, yet from the distance just as bad on both.In 4k likely much better.
Review: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Founders Edition (reference) (Page 33)
Oh boy, has it been a wait and while, but today is the day that we finally get to review the GeForce RTX 5090.This flagship graphics card aimed at thoroughbred gamers is armed and stuffed with the latest technologies and that mighty Blackwell GB202 graphics processor.
www.guru3d.com
According to this review, the FE has really loud coil whine. Along with the loud fans and high memory temps, I'd much rather go with the ugllier but more efficient AIB models. Unfortunately, it seems like all the AIBs will have ridiculous price uplifts, even for the base models.
looking at these prices I dont think these will shift as the 40 series, these are shock n awe prices
selling your 4090 to get a 5090 and your gonna have to add between £1000 to £1400
These may well be correct bit i will wait for official pricing
For 4X MFG you still need a good base rate of at least 60fps so a 240Hz monitor is the minimum needed. If you only have a 180Hz monitor then the 4X MFG would be using a base rate of 45fps which will not feel that good at all. Lower refresh rate monitors will use even lower base rates unless you use 2X or 3X frame gen.
You won't have to wait long. AIB reviews go live tomorrow UK time 2pm so that should semi confirm the prices until they go live for ordering next week.
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With vomit-inducing latencyI'm going to be doing a lot of don't care playing at 480Hz posts this year
I'm very jealous.Yeah, for the cost that it will take to upgrade from a 4090 to a 5090, you could easily get a 4k 42 inch OLED TV or any of the current top end OLED monitors. For most, that would do more for the gaming experience than jumping to a 5090.
That Asus tax is seriously getting out of hand lol
A reason to pause for those who think reviewers should be leaning in to the multi-frame gen feature with the 5000 series cards when assessing their performance. This is from an ultrawide benchmarker three months ago:
Sounds like NVidia will need multi-frame gen just to leap frog AMDs FSR frame gen as it stands in the current x2 category.
Unless people are arguing with any seriousness that DLSS frame gen looks noticeably better than FSR frame gen at the moment.
Well one is AI tensor core frame gen attempting to create new frames (to varying degrees of success), whilst other other is just interpolation.
Why do you think AMD have now jumped on Ai based FSR? Repeating frames is very easy, but genuinely adding visual smoothness and quality of very different.
What do you think is really happening here with no special frame generation architecture?
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Wouldn't latency still be pretty good, with a base of 120 fps going to 480?With vomit-inducing latency
Except the majority of people looking to buy a 5090 will not be using it at 1080P, hence 1080P graphs are pretty irrelevant in this instance, no?
The 4090 was marketed as a 4K card, the 5090 is no different, IMO.
I doubt we'll see MSRP/RRP in any of the AIB reviews. Need to wait for launch day.
For 4K gaming, 5090 seems to be a pretty good upgrade especially for people who hate upscaling.
For 4K/120, 4090 already has to be upscaled from at least 1440P for many of the more demanding games. 5090 is much closer to hitting 4K/120 at native.
For 4K/120, 4090 already has to be upscaled from at least 1440P for many of the more demanding games. 5090 is much closer to hitting 4K/120 at native.
Oh! Why would you want it gone, tbf the pub looks tiny so might be packaging issue anything that isn't needed goes