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NVIDIA RTX 50 SERIES - Technical/General Discussion

Neural texture compression isnt free

Save vram at the cost of fps

So basically the same as not having enough VRAM then...

Zotac leaks the 5060 and 5060ti; both cards are 16gb

On the one hand that's great for those cards and card of that tier. On the other hand, all the more expensive cards now seem even worse being similar or worse to the entry level cards WRT to VRAM, especially a 12GB 5070.

Idk if there's space for Supers this gen since the 5000 series itself is like the 4000 super super. But if there is, everything 5070 and up needs increased VRAM.
 
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So basically the same as not having enough VRAM then...

The amount of time people here go on about not having enough vram. Yet every game i have played that recently came out I never have issues.

STALKER 2 - No issues
Silent Hill 2 - No issues
God of War Ragnarok - No issues
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth- No issues
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 - No issues

All at 4K too with my measly 12GB.

I was even thinking of upgrading to a 5070Ti but will skip it. 12GB will be fine for me as it will take me about a year or maybe two just to complete the games above :cry:

Edit - Fixed typo. Not sure why it said you at the start of the sentence. Lol.
 
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Bus size and Bandwidth also determines performance. Just because a lower tier card has the same amount of VRAM doesn't make me think the 5080 is worse. I didn't think the 3060 was better than the 3060 ti either.
 
So basically the same as not having enough VRAM then...
Actual vram issues typically result in severe stuttering, texture pop in and like literal dips to single digits FPS, so if you lose a little fps to avoid single digits dips then it is an improvement.

The truth is that vram issues are actually pretty rare outside of a couple of specific games.

I mean, my 3080 10gb wasn't having any vram issues either at 1440UW but then I don't play MSFS.
 
The 4090 was out of stock on launch too, but in the intervening time it was easy to get hold of one and at MSRP. You're suffering from FOMO right now but just be patient. If I had a 4090 or even a 4080/S I would absolutely not be buying a 5 series card, I only went for a 5080 because I did get it at MSRP and I was on a 3080.

Once a card makes it past the 1 year point it's pretty rare for them to fail, like ever, hence why several AIBs do 5 year warranty as the warranty rate is still pretty low.
it seems the 50 launch is worse than the 30 series mining drought, the mining craze was crazy and lasted for months, this for the 50 series launch is way worse, and Nvidia knew this would happen, they let it happen.
 
ooof mate that shouldn't happen at all

did you try the card back in the original slot to see what it does? unless your pcie slot is playing up
Na. Left it where it is. It's in the same slot that my previous 3090 was. I wanted my 5090 to be in the lower slot but maybe that slots pci is being shared with the nvme. Not sure. It's a Threadripper board I have.

Before I installed it I did nuke the Nvidia driver for a fresh install
 
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Let's be honest, AIB cards are terrible. Way too big, way too expensive, all look like they were designed by a 7yr old. Miniscule gains in any tangible metric. I'd understand their existence if they were abundant in stock but they can't even offer that. Guarantee me no coil whine for my £1300? Nah. You can have an ugly card that might not even fit in your case.
 
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