NVIDIA RTX 50 SERIES - Technical/General Discussion

[Ascendancy]

Plenty of time for you to return to this thread and re-read said circles and complain in a circle again. It's all circling circles in a circular manner around here

We are all connected. In the great circle of strife.

 

[VincentHanna]

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One thing to take into account though is the 5090 will be running DLSS4.0 which improves FPS by 15% or so even for a x2 FG vs the 4090 running the older DLSS3.0

I've started doing some benchmarks of games with DLSS off completely and no ray tracing.

It's the only way to get an idea of pure raster improvements.

 

[ne0]

Pretty easy to figure out the performance here. 110fps with dlss 2x on the 4090 vs 240 on the 5090 with dlss 4x.

If the 4090 had 4x frame gen, its framerate would be 220, now the 240 doesn't look so good

Pretty easy to figure out the performance here. 110fps with dlss 2x on the 4090 vs 240 on the 5090 with dlss 4x.

If the 4090 had 4x frame gen, its framerate would be 220, now the 240 doesn't look so good

Be interesting to slap Lossless Scaling on top of that to give the 4090 4x too and then compare quality, latency, etc.

 

[Boomstick777]

We are all connected. In the great circle of strife.

 

[Curtis vincent]

Be interesting to slap Lossless Scaling on top of that to give the 4090 4x too and then compare quality, latency, etc.

I've been doing that rn with some games. Works better in some than others. Latency is playable but not great. works pretty well in Alan Wake 2. Still doesn't quite reach the level that Nvidia claims multi frame gen on 50 series will though.

 

[Dave2150]

Just a bit short unfortunately so the part where it splits into three will be visible inside the case and look ugly; if it was longer it could be hidden behind the motherboard tray with the other power cables

Hope the majority of people paying £1500+ on a 5080/5090 will have a PSU with dedicated 12VHPWR and a 12V-2x6 cable. Adaptors suck no matter what.

 

[SuperElectric]

Hope the majority of people paying £1500+ on a 5080/5090 will have a PSU with dedicated 12VHPWR and a 12V-2x6 cable. Adaptors suck no matter what.

Bought the NZXT C1200 ATX 3.1 just for this reason.

 

[TNA]

Be interesting to slap Lossless Scaling on top of that to give the 4090 4x too and then compare quality, latency, etc.

Why are you waiting, that is the perfect job for mrk!

 

[Dave2150]

Bought the NZXT C1200 ATX 3.1 just for this reason.

Makes sense. Bought the Seasonic PRIME TX-1600 Noctua Edition, overkill for a 5090, but ready for any AIB 5090 cards, Titan, or 6090 that needs more than one 12V-2x6 cable

 

[Absolutely Clueless]

Cheers mate, yeah I had a GTX 1070 before so for me it was a huge jump anyway haha

And here i was 2 years ago feeling very pleased moving from the 3080 to 4090!

 

[ShiWarrior]

sorry if this has been posted

4 reasons I'm keeping my RTX 4090 when the 5090 comes out

Nvidia's RTX 5090 just isn't tempting enough

www.xda-developers.com

 

[Absolutely Clueless]

Hope the majority of people paying £1500+ on a 5080/5090 will have a PSU with dedicated 12VHPWR and a 12V-2x6 cable. Adaptors suck no matter what.

My 2020 RM850x says hello!

 

[Absolutely Clueless]

Bought the NZXT C1200 ATX 3.1 just for this reason.

How is it so far? I have had my eye on that one and the ATX 3.1 Corsair RM1000x. Both see. To be pretty well reviewed, but the NZXT is 200w more and slightly cheaper.

 

[Howling]

How is it so far? I have had my eye on that one and the ATX 3.1 Corsair RM1000x. Both see. To be pretty well reviewed, but the NZXT is 200w more and slightly cheaper.

I went for the C1500 (it has 2x 12vhpwr... early rumours said the 5090 might need 2 so...) and it's good tbh. Well, it's not blown up on me ;D Not sure how to really qualitise a PSU beyond "it works" and "it hasn't exploded."

Bought this before the whole NZXT "Renting" scam.. might have gone elsewhere really...

 

[Perfect_Chaos]

My 2020 RM850x says hello!

Corsair were good for making a dedicated cable for already existing PSUs.

 

[Absolutely Clueless]

I went for the C1500 (it has 2x 12vhpwr... early rumours said the 5090 might need 2 so...) and it's good tbh. Well, it's not blown up on me ;D Not sure how to really qualitise a PSU beyond "it works" and "it hasn't exploded."

Bought this before the whole NZXT "Renting" scam.. might have gone elsewhere really...

I think that’s all you need to say, after Gigabyte’s fairly recent exploding PSU fiasco. Wow, that one is £300. I cannot justify that for a gaming only, single 5090 build. I am going to power limit the 5090 and see how i get on with my RM850x. On paper it should be ok, assuming crazy transient spikes don’t make a return.

 

[Joxeon]

Be interesting to slap Lossless Scaling on top of that to give the 4090 4x too and then compare quality, latency, etc.

This vid has a 3080 running lossless at 400+ fps in CP.

 

[Absolutely Clueless]

Corsair were good for making a dedicated cable for already existing PSUs.

Yes, i made sure to grab that straight after getting my 4090.

 

[Grim5]

I think that’s all you need to say, after Gigabyte’s fairly recent exploding PSU fiasco. Wow, that one is £300. I cannot justify that for a gaming only, single 5090 build. I am going to power limit the 5090 and see how i get on with my RM850x. On paper it should be ok, assuming crazy transient spikes don’t make a return.

That's a fine line there; if I run OCCT power test on my PC (specs in signature) it pulls 900w, with a 5090 it would be 1025w

With a 850w PSU, you either want to undervolt your 5090 or be very frugal with the other parts you put in your PC

 

[Howling]

I think that’s all you need to say, after Gigabyte’s fairly recent exploding PSU fiasco. Wow, that one is £300. I cannot justify that for a gaming only, single 5090 build. I am going to power limit the 5090 and see how i get on with my RM850x. On paper it should be ok, assuming crazy transient spikes don’t make a return.

Yeah... I didn't pay £300... I paid £230, but it seems to have gone up in a bunch of competitors to £260 now (glad I got it when I did)