Nvidia RTX 6000 series (codename Rubin)

[Muz333]

Can I put a preorder in for a 6090 now so it'll arrive before the 5090 stock becomes available?

 

[jonneymendoza]

Can I put a preorder in for a 6090 now so it'll arrive before the 5090 stock becomes available?

Lmao

 

[Glanza]

 

[Kaapstad]

I think I will wait for the full fat die on a Titan.

Could be a very long wait.

 

[Quartz]

I think I will wait for the full fat die on a Titan.

You're back!

 

[TheRealDeal]

Why is the codename not "Here comes the money"

 

[TheRealDeal]

I think I will wait for the full fat die on a Titan.

Could be a very long wait.

Welcome back mate.

 

[rare]

I think I will wait for the full fat die on a Titan.

Could be a very long wait.

I think we all deserve another Titan.

I’ve still got a pair of originals, pair of Titan blacks and a pair of Maxwell Titan X’s. Good times.

 

[Rusty0611]

Feel like for me, given how much I ended up shelling out on my 5090, I'll skip 6000 series and grab 7000 series in a few years. Quote me on this when I'm wobbling in 18 months time

 

[Quartz]

Quote me on this when I'm wobbling in 18 months time

Nah, you'll be gagging for the Arc Celestial C990

 

[Jacky60]

I had pretty much same convo with a friend of a friend last year when he did a new PC build, he probably took it as me ******** on AMD but it wasn't, I was just being brutally honest in fact that at launch I wouldn't pick AMD for last 2 gens now, DLSS is just way too good (especially at 4K) to ignore when the prices are so similar, however like i said to him at the current prices (then) I wouldn't pick Nvidia because why would I accept less vram and raw FPS for a good chunk more money

I'd pick a £690 5070ti over a £620 9070XT every time. I hate upscaling tech as I'm obsessed with image quality but slower card with fewer features for £50-70 less isn't a compelling proposition. I don't understand how AMD with an msrp of $600 translates to £620 or more usually £650+ whereas a 5070ti with msrp of $750 translates to £690 or more usually £730+. One is available at around its msrp whereas one is £50 more. 9070XT should be £100 cheaper than 5070ti. Looking forward to the 6090 though it should be a monster.

 

[will13]

I'd pick a £690 5070ti over a £620 9070XT every time. I hate upscaling tech as I'm obsessed with image quality but slower card with fewer features for £50-70 less isn't a compelling proposition. I don't understand how AMD with an msrp of $600 translates to £620 or more usually £650+ whereas a 5070ti with msrp of $750 translates to £690 or more usually £730+. One is available at around its msrp whereas one is £50 more. 9070XT should be £100 cheaper than 5070ti. Looking forward to the 6090 though it should be a monster.

I'm not looking forward too it in 1 way cause I half expect 6000 series to be a repeat of 5000 series and it'll make me regret sending my 5090 back lol