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Nvidia RTX 6000 series (codename Rubin)
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Prehaps the new AMD card will be out by the time RTX6000 isApparently it's just been delayed until March !
I'm beginning to think someone within AMD wants the GPU division to fail.
Which is strange cause I'd assume the APU market is a pretty big chunk of there income, unless thats the goal move away from dGPU and just have the team become just focused on APU's and maybe cut down the size of it
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No feasible market for it. The cost would be obscene. CPU and Memory would not be upgradeable. Just a motherboard, memory and APU bundle. For the cost of a more powerful PC.
aaah we talking about the 6090 now?
nice
so im thinking, might need to start prepping now in order to get it for day one? also will need to start saving up now as I dont think me selling my 5090 will cover the full cost for a 6090
Maybe OCUK can this time do a pre-order for loyal customers so we dont have to stress about it like the 5090
Yeah I also hope there is no fake frames on the 6090 as the 5090 looks weak compared to the 4090 coz the 4090 is a beast, no fake frames no BS
nice
so im thinking, might need to start prepping now in order to get it for day one? also will need to start saving up now as I dont think me selling my 5090 will cover the full cost for a 6090
Maybe OCUK can this time do a pre-order for loyal customers so we dont have to stress about it like the 5090
Yeah I also hope there is no fake frames on the 6090 as the 5090 looks weak compared to the 4090 coz the 4090 is a beast, no fake frames no BS
It could possibly be actual size aswell.Let's rumours begin
Jensen showed this at CES this year and said it's his shield but I think it's actually the RTX 6090
The RTX 6000 generation will likely be manufactured on the TSMC 3nm node and once again feature a heavy focus on AI. Rubin based products for data centres will release some months before consumer parts, with the first R100 Rubin based parts rumoured to be arriving by the end of 2025 or early 2026, followed by consumer parts in the 2nd half of 2026
I wonder what DLSS 5 will look like.
I think it'll be some form of adaptive/variable multi-frame generation, where you set a target framerate and it'll generate only what's needed to reach it. Currently implementations of framegen (DLSS 3 and 4) is always exactly 1 or 2 or 3 extra frames generated.
Like for example Stalker 2 can't quite reach 120fps with one extra frame generated, but using MFG to generate two extra frames would be completely overkill and will push the base framerate down to fit the cap, resulting in sluggish input latency.
DLSS 5 will probably introduce a method where it fills in the small gaps with variable amounts of generated frames instead of exactly one or two or three extra generated frames all the time.
That's my guess anyway.
I think it'll be some form of adaptive/variable multi-frame generation, where you set a target framerate and it'll generate only what's needed to reach it. Currently implementations of framegen (DLSS 3 and 4) is always exactly 1 or 2 or 3 extra frames generated.
Like for example Stalker 2 can't quite reach 120fps with one extra frame generated, but using MFG to generate two extra frames would be completely overkill and will push the base framerate down to fit the cap, resulting in sluggish input latency.
DLSS 5 will probably introduce a method where it fills in the small gaps with variable amounts of generated frames instead of exactly one or two or three extra generated frames all the time.
That's my guess anyway.
Intel would be crazy not to release a B770. Can you imagine the impact of a B770 with 32 GB VRAM? Of course, this is Intel...
X16 frame generation
NVIDIA May Aim For Up To 16 Generated Frames With Multi-Frame Generation Tech In Future DLSS Technology
NVIDIA has announced that it may deliver up to 16 frames per second with future DLSS multi-frame generation if it benefits the gamers.
wccftech.com
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Realistically, if they jump fully on the multi-year, half a trillion USD Stargate program, they could move ALL production just to AI chips and end their gaming business and they would still become much richer than they're now. And because AGI is similar to Fusion in a way of "We're almost there!" (for 50+ years if ever), it's likely to be a never-ending AI river of monies.
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Or 10 months, considering how "big" stock of 5090 shapes up to be for months to come.Some People are still paying 2k for a 4090 that only going be top dog for the next 10 days
This is actually bit misleading - the only official info AMD ever said was "Q1 2025" and March is still in Q1 2025. Ergo, technically, it's not yet been delayed at all. People trust rumours too much instead of actually listening to what vendors say.Prehaps the new AMD card will be out by the time RTX6000 is
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They'll release a B770, but I'd guess with 24gb VRAM. Unfortunately, they've been dragging their heels too long. By the time they have anything out to market, it'll likely be too little, too late.
If they throw VRAM at a card, and price it well, it'll be a day 1 buy for me. That won't be soon though.
I wonder if nvidia will just skip the 50 series super refresh and launch the 60 series https://www.pcgamesn.com/nvidia/rubin-gpu-early-release. With AMD launching UDNA https://videocardz.com/newz/next-ge...gship-gpu-line-on-tsmc-n3e-node-claims-leaker
Which means nvidia will have competition
hothardware.com
Looks like tsmc well on track with 3nm in 2026
www.trendforce.com
Which means nvidia will have competition
AMD May Tap TSMC's 3nm Node To Bring Back Flagship Radeons In 2026
A rumor from a known source says that AMD will make another stab for the high-end GPU crown in 2026.
Looks like tsmc well on track with 3nm in 2026
[News] Following Overwhelming Demand for 3nm, TSMC’s 2nm Orders Exceed Expectations | TrendForce News
Apple is anticipated to release its lightest and thinnest smartphone, the iPhone 17 Air, next year, featuring the A19 chip, according to MacRumors. In...
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haha wtfLet's rumours begin
Jensen showed this at CES this year and said it's his shield but I think it's actually the RTX 6090
The RTX 6000 generation will likely be manufactured on the TSMC 3nm node and once again feature a heavy focus on AI. Rubin based products for data centres will release some months before consumer parts, with the first R100 Rubin based parts rumoured to be arriving by the end of 2025 or early 2026, followed by consumer parts in the 2nd half of 2026
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GTA 6 on pc will be the true 1.0 version of the game
pc exclusive also as the console version cant run the 1.0 version with bug fixes and improved graphics hehe