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I didnt watch that far into the video this morning, lol, what is in the box?...
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NVIDIA RTX 50 SERIES - Technical/General Discussion
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I didnt watch that far into the video this morning, lol, what is in the box?...
Exactly!
Also I think it's really telling how this time I get home after work with these reviews out and this thread has barely increased by a couple or so pages. When the 5090 reviews came out, there were dozens more pages full of discussion on these GPUs.
If anything, goes to show how little folks are bothered or care about the rest of the 5000 series after seeing what we've had so far.
I look forward to seeing the reaction tomorrow, will there actually be many people in this thread talking about how they managed to order a 5070ti or are on a waiting list for one?
Or will it just be more discussion on how terrible the 5000 series is, chatter about melting cables and how Jensen is laughing in his swimming pool filled with leather jackets
Also I think it's really telling how this time I get home after work with these reviews out and this thread has barely increased by a couple or so pages. When the 5090 reviews came out, there were dozens more pages full of discussion on these GPUs.
If anything, goes to show how little folks are bothered or care about the rest of the 5000 series after seeing what we've had so far.
I look forward to seeing the reaction tomorrow, will there actually be many people in this thread talking about how they managed to order a 5070ti or are on a waiting list for one?
Or will it just be more discussion on how terrible the 5000 series is, chatter about melting cables and how Jensen is laughing in his swimming pool filled with leather jackets
Similar price and performance to a year old 4080S which already wasn’t very good buy.
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Stagnation at its finest. A 4080 depending on what price you can get it for..
same boat with 3070, but no rush to upgrade as only playing acc atm
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Yikes. That's pretty damning.
Yesterday someone mentioned they went down 10 places in the 5090 TUF queue, so probably that many assuming no one cancelled.
Having issues with my undervolt. With this curve I can hold 2.4+ on the core at 0.865v. At the same time, as you can see, I raised the base frequency, so on idle I'm consuming unnecessary power (54v).
With the second one, I preserved the curve floor (lowering power consumption to stock), but for some reason it doesn't go over 2.1 on the core, still at 0.865. What gives?
With the second one, I preserved the curve floor (lowering power consumption to stock), but for some reason it doesn't go over 2.1 on the core, still at 0.865. What gives?
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NVIDIA's 32-Bit PhysX Waves Goodbye with GeForce RTX 50 Series Ending 32-Bit CUDA Software Support
The days of 32-bit software support in NVIDIA's drivers are coming to an end, and with that, so does the support for the once iconic PhysX real-time physics engine. According to NVIDIA's engineers on GeForce forums, the lack of PhysX support has been quietly acknowledged, as NVIDIA's latest...
So long physx...
It's not just GPUs that I'm turning away from right now because of this - lets call it what it is - debacle.
At 1440p I've been happily rocking this 7900 XT for the games I have time to play at the moment, but I had thought about upggrading to 27" OLED this year (because I also do a lot of text based work, and I don't want text rendering issues from the 32" OLEDS). But I'm in no rush to upgrade to 4k without a better GPU.
Now lets say for some miraculous reason a 5090 arrived at MSRP with plenty of stock. A few months ago I would have put myself at a 90% chance I'd buy it + a couple of new screens. Right now though, I'm reading from quite a few online comments that even with fake frames the higher FPS from the 5090 @4k doesn't feeel like it should in game.
I suspect the poor uplift of 1% minimums/lows is to blame here, in a couple of 5090 reviews it was only around 12% better than a 4090. So plenty more fake FPS from fake frames, but not the in-game experience to match.
This sucks all round, Nvidia suck & AMD suck for throwing in the towel, and retailers likely won't be getting my cash for a GPU/OLED combo. I can't be the only one that's now going to sit on the fence for another year??
At 1440p I've been happily rocking this 7900 XT for the games I have time to play at the moment, but I had thought about upggrading to 27" OLED this year (because I also do a lot of text based work, and I don't want text rendering issues from the 32" OLEDS). But I'm in no rush to upgrade to 4k without a better GPU.
Now lets say for some miraculous reason a 5090 arrived at MSRP with plenty of stock. A few months ago I would have put myself at a 90% chance I'd buy it + a couple of new screens. Right now though, I'm reading from quite a few online comments that even with fake frames the higher FPS from the 5090 @4k doesn't feeel like it should in game.
I suspect the poor uplift of 1% minimums/lows is to blame here, in a couple of 5090 reviews it was only around 12% better than a 4090. So plenty more fake FPS from fake frames, but not the in-game experience to match.
This sucks all round, Nvidia suck & AMD suck for throwing in the towel, and retailers likely won't be getting my cash for a GPU/OLED combo. I can't be the only one that's now going to sit on the fence for another year??
Shirt colour match too... ;(
The problem is that they are now pretty good at choking the supply down to match the small number of people who will pay exorbitant prices for it, so they can keep this up.. I'd like to think it's not a sustainable business model but so far it seems to be working
Ai data centers is the business model. Not sure what this is.