You'll have to be interested in a 50 series if you're wanting to use the new DLSS stuff though, unless someone comes up with a seperate app a la Lossless scalingI'm genuinely less interested in the 5090 and more interested in the new DLSS stuff
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NVIDIA RTX 50 SERIES - Technical/General Discussion
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jensen's got to justify the zeroes
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My money is on whatever this neural rendering gubbins happens to be is 100% going to be locked to the 50 series as it will require the new gibbilyfloop cores that the 40 series doesn't have.
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Am hoping it's backwards compatible to at least the 4000-series for the ownersI'm genuinely less interested in the 5090 and more interested in the new DLSS stuff
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If it's to do with vram compression I suspect it will be tied to the gddr7 speeds of the 50 series.
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i doubt its regarding ram compression but rather the ability to offload primitives from the cpu instruction pipeline.. its some kind of an AI led instancing, like an AI-tessellation model
how many premium products come in cheap packaging though.
what next 5090 coming in brown boxes like cheap tvs
some of my old graphics card boxes are so good I find it hard to throw them away.
some would sure look good on a shelf. I guess the internal box design could be high quality though.
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Am hoping it's backwards compatible to at least the 4000-series for the owners
If it does they'll leave some features out that will be exclusive for 50 series be it for sales or hardware reasons
DLSS 4 might work but -50% performance on the 40 series, so you upgrade to a 50 series.
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Maybe, but tbf to Nvidia they've been pretty good with DLSS overall and had backwards compatibility to Turing (apart from the FG ofc).