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NVIDIA 5000 SERIES

Halliphax said:
I know you joke but could you imagine if nvidia started selling monitors with technology (similar to a G-Sync chip) that reduced latency to whatever the native latency would be when using MFG.

I’d actually be impressed at them selling a solution to a problem they created - those monitors would sell like hotcakes as well.
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Hahaha. Jensen just loves some proprietary solution, don’t give him any more ideas!
 
SuperElectric said:
New driver, better 1% lows:


It's almost criminal to run anything less than 4K with the 5090 :D
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Yep due to architecture changes I've just gonna make a blanket statement here and say the 5090 absolute sucks donkeys balls for 1080p and 1440p. This GPU is designed for 4k to 16k gaming - and yes I'm serious because the 5090 is able to run older games at 16k
 
Raiden85 said:
Same for goes for the 4090, native 1080p and 1440p is a ridiculously low resolution for these type of cards.
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Not even remotely the same thing; 4090 never loses to the 3090 at 1080p; the 5090 loses to the 4090 in various games at 1080p, but at 16k the 5090 is three time faster than the 4090
 
mahius said:
Depends if a 5080 is even worth it, reviews are not yet out.
If the 5090 is any indication, a 5080 will be roughly 10-15% better than a 4080 and still be slower than a 4090.
I'd put money on that if I was a betting man.

I saw a 4080 sell for under £700 on MM recently as well as another 4090 for sub £1.3k.
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perfect scaling then... 700 for 4080 used
15% better than 4080 5080 £1k
15% better than 5080, used 4090 £1.3k

at £700 finally getting to see the 4080 come down to where the price s/b originally...a little more than the 3080 (at £700 you'd be getting 49% perf increase for 8% cost increase)...ie a proper price/perf jump rather than a 49% performance increase for 100% price increase(for 3080 to 4080... 4080S was a 51% icrease for a 54% price increase....ie no benefit of buying a new card as the price/performance was the same or worse.

regarding the fe cards, I'm not totally sold on going small, such as the 5090..great if you want to build in SFF, but if you have a larger case anyway, I'd rather get a bigger card. bigger card, more fins to cool, 3 fans to spin slower..should be quieter with less things to go wrong...one review or the 5090 was saying the exhaust fan for the 5090 dumps so much concentrated heat straight up, you have to go for an aio for your cpu, as otherwise the air cooler is just sucking in the jet of concentrated heat blown out by the 5090fe
I likje the look of the Super Solid line from zotac at mo if it'll be msrp..the 4070ti version that came out recently got good reviews..haven't seen any for the new stuff, but hopefully if runs along same line, s/b ok, and 5 yrs warranty
 
Hostile_18 said:
Isn't that good for us in that they will be incentivised to send more stock to other countries rather than just America?
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Craig_d1 said:
in America...they'll divert more supply to Europe then where their wont be such tariffs..bad news if you're a scalper
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jonneymendoza said:
Good news for us in Europe ;) more stock for us
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That’s not how it will work. The US is a massive market so losses there cannot simply be diverted to the rest of the world. To make up for those loses they will raise prices elsewhere. They could even subsidise lower US MSRP by increasing MSRP everywhere else.
 
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