Poll: Whose going to get one - 5000 series

[Digit]

Zero interest in upgrading from my current 4080 Super.
But I will be sat here with a massive bucket of popcorn waiting for all the house fires. I mean reviews of the 50 series

 

[Octoplex7]

In case you haven't heard:

NVIDIA Confirms RTX 50 Gaming GPUs Native “Non-DLSS” RT Uplifts:

• RTX 5090 30% Faster Than 4090,​

• 5080 15% Faster Than 4080,​

• 5070 Ti & 5070 20% Faster Than 4070 Ti & 4070​

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NVIDIA Confirms RTX 50 Gaming GPUs Native "Non-DLSS" RT Uplifts: RTX 5090 30% Faster Than 4090, 5080 15% Faster Than 4080, 5070 Ti & 5070 20% Faster Than 4070 Ti & 4070

NVIDIA confirmed native RT uplifts of its RTX 50 GPUs, RTX 5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, & 5070, without the use of DLSS which averages around 15-20%.

wccftech.com

 

[VincentHanna]

30% faster ray tracing performance is fairly impressive.

Having said that, the 4090 was 60% faster than the 3090 when it came to Ray Tracing with no DLSS, so it's not the sort of leap we saw in 2022.

 

[Hostile_18]

Thank you. What will the haters choose to worry about next. Place your bets now, before the next race begins.

 

[Nitefly]

Thank you. What will the haters choose to worry about next. Place your bets now, before the next race begins.

The FE is TOO small. Or it tastes funny

 

[Hostile_18]

The FE is TOO small. Or it tastes funny

I'm going to go with the power cable/power use.

"Rumor is 600w at all times" yeah that's a good one!

 

[Hostile_18]

@mrk can you live with 5090 +30% uplift or is it time to open that e wallet?

 

[Coolasmoo]

So if we use 850w it's around 21p per hour

 

[mrk]

@mrk can you live with 5090 +30% uplift or is it time to open that e wallet?

Not sure I follow, I won't be living with any 50 series lol

 

[Sedgey123]

If all of them uplifts are with RT then its going to be even lower on just raster performance.. that in my opinion is pretty crap.

 

[greatash]

In case you haven't heard:

NVIDIA Confirms RTX 50 Gaming GPUs Native “Non-DLSS” RT Uplifts:

• RTX 5090 30% Faster Than 4090,​

• 5080 15% Faster Than 4080,​

• 5070 Ti & 5070 20% Faster Than 4070 Ti & 4070​

​

NVIDIA Confirms RTX 50 Gaming GPUs Native "Non-DLSS" RT Uplifts: RTX 5090 30% Faster Than 4090, 5080 15% Faster Than 4080, 5070 Ti & 5070 20% Faster Than 4070 Ti & 4070

NVIDIA confirmed native RT uplifts of its RTX 50 GPUs, RTX 5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, & 5070, without the use of DLSS which averages around 15-20%.

wccftech.com

If this is accurate I'm going for the 5070ti instead of the 5080.
Never thought the 4080 performance was worth £1000-1200 so I'm not paying the same amount for +15% 2 years later. Was sure it was going to be 30%+.

 

[kmax86]

In the fence and waiting for reviews. I have 4090. More of a want than need. I doubt ill get one before the FE scalpers though.

 

[Absolutely Clueless]

In the fence and waiting for reviews. I have 4090. More of a want than need. I doubt ill get one before the FE scalpers though.

My thoughts too, plus the FE is the only one that fits my case. I managed to get the 4090 FE 2 months after launch so maybe i can repeat that again.

 

[loonyk]

it's probably would be fair to compare 4080 super to 5080, because 4080 was an overpriced crap

 

[nightwish]

If this is accurate I'm going for the 5070ti instead of the 5080.

Agreed. The price tag for the 5070ti is still gonna be high 3 figures, but it feels like better value than the 5080, and the 5090 is unjustifiable for the vast majority, even among the enthusiast community of which we are a part!

 

[dave28]

If all of them uplifts are with RT then its going to be even lower on just raster performance.. that in my opinion is pretty crap.

I`m far from knowlageable but they went from 5nm to 4nm. I think that may have limited the gains they could get perhaps.
The shrinks between generations seemed considerably larger in the past unless I`m missing something.

 

[kieran_read]

If it's only 15% rise for a 5080 ill probably get the 9070xt if it comes out at around £500, it would be a no brainer if the expected figures are accurate it would be the best value card this generation.

 

[Grim5]

If all of them uplifts are with RT then its going to be even lower on just raster performance.. that in my opinion is pretty crap.

Correct; after all Nvidia is claiming Blackwell has 2x faster RT cores than ADA, so if that translates into 15-30% real world then it's not great

 

[AMDPower]

If it's only 15% rise for a 5080 ill probably get the 9070xt if it comes out at around £500, it would be a no brainer if the expected figures are accurate it would be the best value card this generation.

this is such a potential win for AMD, I hope their marketing department realises and gets the price right. If 5080 is 15% faster than a 4080 and 9070xt is as fast as a 4080 or little faster then I can 9070xt selling like hot cakes if priced for £550-£650 range. Everything is in the air till we get reviews but this might not be total loss for AMD, they might have a total winner and force Nvidia to drop prices.

Nvidia have dropped the ball if those leaks are correct, cant see many 4090 owners selling up and upgrading not for 30% performance and lots of fake frames for £2000. But AI bots will swallow up every 5090 withing sight for that 32GB, could be totally wrong however, nothing follows logic anymore.

 

[Kanpai]

In case you haven't heard:

NVIDIA Confirms RTX 50 Gaming GPUs Native “Non-DLSS” RT Uplifts:

• RTX 5090 30% Faster Than 4090,​

• 5080 15% Faster Than 4080,​

• 5070 Ti & 5070 20% Faster Than 4070 Ti & 4070​

​

NVIDIA Confirms RTX 50 Gaming GPUs Native "Non-DLSS" RT Uplifts: RTX 5090 30% Faster Than 4090, 5080 15% Faster Than 4080, 5070 Ti & 5070 20% Faster Than 4070 Ti & 4070

NVIDIA confirmed native RT uplifts of its RTX 50 GPUs, RTX 5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, & 5070, without the use of DLSS which averages around 15-20%.

wccftech.com

This is quite disappointing, even more confused now where to jump to from a 3080.