NVIDIA RTX 50 SERIES - Technical/General Discussion

[Aretak]

Claimed by who?

Jensen Huang. Though he was actually referring to the base 5070 rather than the Ti (and lying through his teeth of course).

 

[Cenuij]

Even if 5080/5070 were at MSRP they don't really represent good value at all, they're both under-resourced in terms of percentage different from the flagship compared to previous generations

In previous gens the 5080 would have been a '70, the 5070 a '60

 

[jaffveyda]

Jensen Huang. Though he was actually referring to the base 5070 rather than the Ti (and lying through his teeth of course).

Looks like 5000 series is repeat of 2000 series launch . Terrible performance and eye watering cost .

 

[Glanza]

Lul at my youtube feed and not one of the tech tubers have a good word to say about the 5070

 

[terley]

AMD are either celebrating right now or passing a brick through the rear end

 

[MCFC_ANDY]

HUB said it was ok ish at MSRP, is about best it gets.
But as usual fomo kicks in and gamers will be drooling to be completely skanked

Over to AMD to completely mess up another open goal

 

[SeeNoWeevil]

I'll give you £700 for one if it doesn't have coil whine and won't burn my house down.

 

[Jeps]

I'll give you £700 for one if it doesn't have coil whine and won't burn my house down.

Sorry sir, we've slapped OC on the box so the best we can do is £900

 

[Vertigo]

Sorry sir, we've slapped OC on the box so the best we can do is £900

Does OC stand for "opportunist *****"?

 

[Poneros]

Give it a few months, the 5070 Ti won't have the persistent supply issues of the 5090. This will be a good deal at $750 and will be the GPU to buy - enough VRAM until the new consoles push reqs further, and plenty of performance + a killer feature set. Only way I can see anything else touching it is if AMD decides to launch the 9070 XT at $600, but even that's probably not enough (and AMD won't do it anyway).

 

[markoboyo11]

Lul at my youtube feed and not one of the tech tubers have a good word to say about the 5070

Digital foundry not released a video then lol

 

[ICDP]

This is not great is it. 15% faster than a 4070Ti and fake MSRP makes it worse price/perf.

 

[ICDP]

Give it a few months, the 5070 Ti won't have the persistent supply issues of the 5090. This will be a good deal at $750 and will be the GPU to buy - enough VRAM until the new consoles push reqs further, and plenty of performance + a killer feature set. Only way I can see anything else touching it is if AMD decides to launch the 9070 XT at $600, but even that's probably not enough (and AMD won't do it anyway).

Wow, if this the best positive spin Poneros can say about an Nvidia product, it must be bad.

 

[ICDP]

Does OC stand for "opportunist *****"?

No, it stands for OverCharged.

 

[Vertigo]

No, it stands for OverCharged.

Obviously Crap

 

[Boomstick777]

I'll give you £700 for one if it doesn't have coil whine and won't burn my house down.

Haha, this is my take as well.

 

[mahius]

Looks like 5000 series is repeat of 2000 series launch . Terrible performance and eye watering cost .

Not a repeat. This is something far worse. At least the 70 and 80 class of the 2000 series weren't scalped to oblivion and costing 4 figures even at the retailers.

Also Paul's Hardware didn't even get his review sample on time. It literally arrived during a video he was making giving the summary of the release, minus the review.
But then he also got something else, something that he was excited for...

What is in the other box?!? And why is he so much more positive about it?! Please tell me it's a GPU...

 

[Tarqy]

Pray for AMD

 

[Drizmod]

I was hoping for good value 5000 series cards so that there would be tons of 4000 series cards on the second hand market for me to pick one up from but that dream has been shattered

 

[Emlyn_Dewar]

AMD laughing. Their planned pricing for the 9070 just keeps going up and up.