HeisenbergFX4
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Yep, definitely is.Is this not one of the worst gen-on-gen increases on record?
yeah, results in 1440 even lower, and a lot people use 4k with DLSSQ which 1440p...What a complete waste of time.
You mean 4080/S owners. You still don’t have DLSS or better RT, and the difference between FSR and DLSS is about to get even bigger. The 4080 owners get all those benefits.
7900xtx owners
My decision to get a 4090 remains undefeated.
You mean 4080/S owners. You still don’t have DLSS or better RT, and the difference between FSR and DLSS is about to get even bigger. The 4080 owners get all those benefits.
AMD hasn’t ruled it, so we’ll see, but yeah, the move to the Transformer model is the most exciting one for DLSS users and RDNA3 isn’t invited to the party, so the gap widens further.The worst part is that RDNA3 is not getting FSR4. So it's stuck with FSR3.1 or XeSS in DP4A.
They will getThe worst part is that RDNA3 is not getting FSR4
My decision to get a 4090 remains undefeated.
While I agree that Nvidia mostly sucks ass these days, it's not just the lack of competition. Moore's Law is dead. You can't do a 30% node shrink anymore and add 50% more transistors and get a massive upgrade at the same power consumption and lower price anymore. On the CPU side the past few years, high end performance is being driven by more power usage. The gains just aren't there. It's happening all over the industry. This is the normal going forward. It's time for devs to optimize their UE5 slop because new GPUs aren't going to save them.What a poor product.... this is what happens when a company has such a monopoly.
Sadly my 4090 cooked a few months ago so I picked up a 4080 super to hold me over until the 5090s but damn if I am being honest I wish my 4090 wouldn’t have died
If this is voluntary, then I'm assuming that Nvidia is pulling an Intel and going with a tick-tock design philosophy.The main problem with this generation, is that it doesn't even move the needle in the price/performance metric.
Not even vram was increased for most skus.
I didn't get mine for that cheap, but I managed to get a brand new high end-one for almost half of what it would ordinarily cost me, tax and shipping included. I didn't plan on making a new build then (was waiting for 5000 series), but for that price I moved the build forward by a year or so.People who purchased the 4090 for $700 must be in heaven
14% over the 4080. I was expecting an underwhelming 20%, but it's even lower than what I anticipated.
They will get
Yeah shiny puddles and fake frames wooooooooooooo suck it AMDYou mean 4080/S owners. You still don’t have DLSS or better RT, and the difference between FSR and DLSS is about to get even bigger. The 4080 owners get all those benefits.
But they should test with the new DLSS and mega multi frames. That's the point.
Then enjoy your "real" frames and no ray tracing at 4K 25fps.Yeah shiny puddles and fake frames wooooooooooooo suck it AMD
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14% over the 4080. I was expecting an underwhelming 20%, but it's even lower than what I anticipated.
Then enjoy your "real" frames and no ray tracing at 4K 25fps.
I'm terrified that might happen to me. You can't buy a new one anymore; a used one will cost you the same. Nvidia did everybody dirty. Instead of making the 4090 performance cheaper, they eliminated that tier and gave us only a stupidly expensive option.Sadly my 4090 cooked a few months ago so I picked up a 4080 super to hold me over until the 5090s but damn if I am being honest I wish my 4090 wouldn’t have died
Really considering holding onto this 4080S system as its a pretty nice PC
About to? Dlss4 is out in the wild!You mean 4080/S owners. You still don’t have DLSS or better RT, and the difference between FSR and DLSS is about to get even bigger. The 4080 owners get all those benefits.
Extremely energy-efficient
Very high idle/multi-monitor/video playback power consumption
If this is voluntary, then I'm assuming that Nvidia is pulling an Intel and going with a tick-tock design philosophy.
Tick–tock model - Wikipedia
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I didn't get mine for that cheap, but I managed to get a brand new high end-one for almost half of what it would ordinarily cost me, tax and shipping included. I didn't plan on making a new build then (was waiting for 5000 series), but for that price I moved the build forward by a year or so.
Remarkably cool card for what it is too.
damn that uplift is awful, the 5080 at minimum should of had 20-24gb vram as well.
14% over the 4080. I was expecting an underwhelming 20%, but it's even lower than what I anticipated.
Agreed, but with my 7900xt I find FSR to be good… not great, but good. If we get some level of FSR4 AI upscaling on RDNA3, then i’ll still consider it a massive win.You mean 4080/S owners. You still don’t have DLSS or better RT, and the difference between FSR and DLSS is about to get even bigger. The 4080 owners get all those benefits.