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[SolidQ]

Wonder how many TDP gonna be DS GPU Rubin

 

[asdasdasdbb]

Wonder how many TDP gonna be DS GPU Rubin

Gaming GPUs probably won't go over 600... probably.

The practical limit for the entire system is 1500, but that includes everything, the CPU, system memory, etc. With CPUs capable of drawing 200+ just by themselves and also needing to account for transient spikes, going much over 600 is going to hit the limit real fast.

 

[peish]

Wonder how many TDP gonna be DS GPU Rubin

Vr200 will have 5x the ai tops of gb200?

Wow we going full dlss and frame gen

 

[Draugoth]

what is happening? How did RRP of 1999 jump to 3350? What is the science behind this?

tsmc not enough capacity? gb202 die are funnel towards rtx 6000 pro? It is so strange, all of it

Tariffs, and they are also moving production lines to USA

 

[PeteBull]

Got myself 1000W platinum rated psu this month, just incase future 6080 is as powerhungry as current 5090, cant unsee the trend, even if we only follow 80s series of cards it already got pretty crazy by now and likley gonna get much worse in future:
tdp
980=165w
1080=180w
2080=215w
3080=320w
4080=320w
5080=360w

 

[RafterXL]

Jesus, it's crazy how bad Nvidia has fucked this market. I know a dude who is "happy" that he only paid $3k for his 5090 and it just blows my mind. I bought a 4090 at retail price and that price was way too high. I hope the bubble bursts, but I fear it won't.

 

[YeulEmeralda]

Just go to a shop that lets you pick your own parts and then have them assemble it. Would that still be a pre built?

For instance I am good with a 1 terrabyte SSD and basic motherboard.

 

[Bojji]

The 5070 has 4% more cores over the 4070 and 33% more bandwidth. It's around 17-23% faster. 4-8% for the 5060 Ti over the 4060 Ti seems insanely pessimistic. I'm expecting more along the line or 15-20%.

I truly expect 5060ti (16GB) to be quite close to 4070.

 

[asdasdasdbb]

I truly expect 5060ti (16GB) to be quite close to 4070.

That's not realistic. It would have to be 40% faster than 4060 Ti.

 

[Gaiff]

That's not realistic. It would have to be 40% faster than 4060 Ti.

No? The 4070 is around 30% faster than the 4060 Ti. If the 5060 Ti is 25% faster, it'd be reasonably close to the 4070.

 

[Bojji]

That's not realistic. It would have to be 40% faster than 4060 Ti.

It will match it in memory BW so that will help a lot. So far BW also has higher performance than what core numbers suggest (not by much but still...). End performance will be (IMO) closer to 4070 than to 4060ti.

Nvidia really loves to talk BS...

 

[Wilhelm_85]

This whole generation of cards makes me really glad I got a 4090 back in summer of 2023. Guess I'll probably be using it for another 2 years or so.

 

[SolidQ]

at least not 100$

 

[Bojji]

at least not 100$

 

[Gameplay Gods Bless]

Wonder how many TDP gonna be DS GPU Rubin

Rubin Ultra is going to have 4 GPUs in one chip. That's going to be wild.

 

[Gameplay Gods Bless]

That's not realistic. It would have to be 40% faster than 4060 Ti.

The 4060ti is 20% faster than the 4060. The 4070 is 29% faster than the 4060ti and 55% faster than the 4060.


The 5070 is 23% faster than the 4070. The 5060ti has a huge 55% increase in memory bandwidth (288GB to 448GB) and the 4060ti was often bandwidth bottlenecked. I expect the 5060ti to be about 25% faster than the 4060ti putting it within an inch of the 4070. I think the 5060ti is going to be a more reasonable chip than the 4060ti was specially the 16GB version.

 

[lachesis]

I was looking for anything msrp for 5070 and 5070ti for past several weeks, along with 9070 and 9070xt for my htpc... But non available. . When some Micro Center deals came up, I am aalready at work and by the time I got off the work, they'd be gone - especially more reasonably priced ones.

When I was about to give up, my local Beat buy had a pick up only 4070 Super at MSRP, which I snagged right away. It was lowest I was willing to go.

I am actually pleasantly happy with it's performance though. Basically 5070 without MFG, but native PhysX 32bit support (which I have a few old PhysX games in my Steam library) - am able to run Indiana Jones Path Tracing at 1440p with some compromises at pretty solid 60fps. Not too bad.

Now my plan is to wait out till end of the year for something better, or next upgrade season...

 

[cman]

So MSI just listed an RTX 5080 with 24 GB VRAM again lol

 

[ValiantInstance]

Some of the posts on the first page of this thread are why Nvidia had such a level of hubris that they thought they could get away with this launch and get patted on the back for it.