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RavenXXX2 said:

Alleged GeForce RTX 5080 3DMark leak: 15% faster than RTX 4080 SUPER​

Exciting! and only a grand and a huge 16GB.

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Alleged GeForce RTX 5080 3DMark leak: 15% faster than RTX 4080 SUPER - VideoCardz.com

New 3DMark test featuring RTX 5080 NVIDIA RTX 5090 flagship reviews are now available, but testing for the RTX 5080 won’t be published until next week. Over on Tieba Baidu, a user has posted a photo featuring the unreleased RTX 5080 graphics card. The image is actually a photograph of a screen...
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first time a next gen 80 series gpu does not beat last gen's 90 series
 
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Absolutely Clueless said:
Someone with more knowledge can comment from a technical perspective, but if you are used to 50-70% perf increase each generation and that suddenly drops to 30%, it’s going to be unpleasant. Simple as that. CPUs have always had lower uplifts each generation.
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I guess i get that but Nvidia have openily said its getting harder to imnprove raw performance which is kind of backed up by the fact AMD have not even bothered with a high end card this generation and Intel are stuck in teh low end. I think thsi will be the new norm.
 
cliffy said:
I guess i get that but Nvidia have openily said its getting harder to imnprove raw performance which is kind of backed up by the fact AMD have not even bothered with a high end card this generation and Intel are stuck in teh low end. I think thsi will be the new norm.
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Not only that but this kind of technology will come to the consoles too eventually.

Sony and Microsoft will develop their own solutions.
 
Hostile_18 said:
I do think you need to add a bit of sharpness back to the image from an upscale otherwise it looks good but not as good as native IMO. Obviously too much as it goes beyond that and adds "detail" that's not meant to be there.
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No, of course, it's getting too soft otherwise. But not as much with new model as with older model - it looks closer to native when comparing both and the old model looks much more blurry.
 
opethdisciple said:
Not only that but this kind of technology will come to the consoles too eventually.

Sony and Microsoft will develop their own solutions.
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The current Xbox probably won't get it but the new Xbox handheld probably will have frame generation. And Sony can bring frame generation easily to the ps5 pro
 
DLSS4 image quality evaluation; Nvidia's new tech is years ahead of FSR3 and PSSR

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NVIDIA DLSS 4 vs DLSS 3 Image Quality Compared: Years Ahead of AMD FSR 3 & Sony PSSR

NVIDIA announced DLSS 4 alongside the GeForce RTX 50 series “Blackwell” GPUs at CES earlier this month. Multi Frame Generation (MFG) is exclusive to the RTX 5090 and its siblings, but improved upscaling is coming to all RTX GPUs. The shift from a CNN to a Transformer-based neural network...
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Grim5 said:
DLSS4 image quality evaluation; Nvidia's new tech is years ahead of FSR3 and PSSR
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Without negating the improvement in any way, it's still far from perfect, even if improved a lot. That said, also I had to for years read how DLSS 2 (and then DLSS 3) is better than native 4k with quality, which has always been a total rubbish. And even DLSS 4 still isn't - as now most reviewers started to finally show all kinds of problems when comparing both models, that were present in previous one, including NVIDIA themselves. :)
 
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NVIDIA has removed "Hot Spot" sensor data from GeForce RTX 50 GPUs - VideoCardz.com

GPU-Z won’t show hot spot temperature for RTX 5090 NVIDIA has decided to disable the sensor entirely. Performance aside, there are other interesting topics arising from today’s review coverage of RTX 5090 cards. NVIDIA has spoken a lot about its new dual-slot cooler design, which is intended to...
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Nobody is talking about the hazards now with all these sections of components blasting out such temps...
 
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Grim5 said:
Man those were the god old days, where almost anyone could afford a new 70 series GPU and get very high performance
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All Nvidia is doing these days is causing games to stagnate. If a 70 class card was able to reach the performance of the best of the previous generation or close to it for a good price like we used to get, then far more could afford it, and as a result of many more people owning fast cards, we then get better looking games.

Unfortunately, cards, even mid-range ones, are becoming so expensive that people aren't upgrading like they used to and it sucks for everyone.
 
mrk said:
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Nobody is talking about the hazards now with all these sections of components blasting out such temps...
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Actually several reviews I've seen mentioned this issue and one showed the connection reaching 80c

Nvidia claims it's not an issue


But I think we may see more burnt cards
 
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