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[JohnnyFootball]

The 90 series cards should be $1100 at most. The 80 series cards should be $750 at most. The 70 series cards should be $550 at most and the 60 series cards should be $250 at most.

Ok granny let’s get you to bed.

 

[manfestival]

Just watched the gamers nexus review first. As they always get my first view. Later on I will check out the other channels. This thing is a monster for sure. 20-50% uplift in rasterization is really what we want for the most part as far as generational uplift. The annoying thing is the pricing. I have 0 plans on buying this as I have a 4090 and I am playing at 1440p. Which is overkill in most cases.
Haven't checked out any of the new technology stuff out but I barely ever touch DLSS 3/Frame gen currently. The times I turned it on it creating that annoying haloing effect and even made it so like some things like words on screens would move weirdly. Nice technology but the downsides can be really annoying. MFG I imagine is just more of this or worsening of these things but not doing a deep dive into it since I dont really care since I am happy with by base perf anyways.

TLDR; awesome performance, lame price, not buying one but always cool to see performance uplift

 

[Thebonehead]

It also uses the N4 node. So even that is the same "old" tech.

4NP which is an iteration of 4N.

4N was based on TSMC 5nm with customisation for Nvidia.

4NP - No-one really knows what the Improvements, if any, are.

 

[peish]

What did they summise?

If you are using an AMD or RTX 3000 and below cards. It is a great upgrade if you can find a 5090 FE.

If you are using a GPU in your home theater-level PC setup. And that PC—where you’ve probably already invested around $10,000 in your monitor and sound system—5090 is perfect.

 

[rofif]

what is this 99th shit? yeah some games stutter, who cares.
Just give avg fps. I feel like after raise of gamer nexus, pc benchmark channels try to overanalyze every graph possible

 

[kiphalfton]

Was hoping for at least 100% performance increase over RTX 4080 Super.

If it's only 72%, that tells you the gap between the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 is going to be even less. Could be a good or bad thing depending on how you look at it (good if you wanted to buy the RTX 5080, bad if you were expecting more from the RTX 5090)

 

[daninthemix]

Where is the black myth benchmark? Let’s see it, NVIDIA fanboys. 4k, RT with no DLSS. let’s see what your precious 2K dollar card can do, bitches.

First you show me that same black myth benchmark on…whatever the hell you’re running. Then we can talk.

 

[winjer]

4NP which is an iteration of 4N.

4N was based on TSMC 5nm with customisation for Nvidia.

4NP - No-one really knows what the Improvements, if any, are.

The only improvements to N4P over N4 seems to be fewer masks and time to manufacture.
So it's basically a cheaper version of N4.

 

[SolidQ]

meh

 

[GHG]

Even though I didn't know it at the time, my retail price 4090 might go down as one of my best PC hardware purchases ever.

 

[JohnnyFootball]

Yeah if you just trash your current card but many like analog_future are getting crazy good resale values for the 2 year old 4090s so their upgrade cost is not near $2k

They will really love it when they can’t get a hold of a 5090 and are stuck without a GPU.

 

[HeisenbergFX4]

They will really love it when they can’t get a hold of a 5090 and are stuck without a GPU.

Stock will likely be a huge issue

The custom builder I usually use said he thinks his store is getting 1 5090

In comparison he got 7 4090s at launch

 

[Celcius]

I wish someone had benchmarked FF16 at 4K with no DLSS max settings

 

[Thebonehead]

Stock will likely be a huge issue

The custom builder I usually use said he thinks his store is getting 1 5090

In comparison he got 7 4090s at launch

 

[analog_future]

Stock will likely be a huge issue

The custom builder I usually use said he thinks his store is getting 1 5090

In comparison he got 7 4090s at launch

Is this in the US?

 

[HeisenbergFX4]

Is this in the US?

Yeah

 

[analog_future]

Yeah

 

[SolidQ]

I wish someone had benchmarked FF16 at 4K with no DLSS max settings

Daniel did it

 

[Celcius]

Daniel did it

Cool what channel is he with?

 

[Bojji]

Cool what channel is he with?

 

[Rush2112]

 

[G-DannY]

NVIDIA has removed “Hot Spot” sensor data from GeForce RTX 50 GPUs​

https://videocardz.com/pixel/nvidia-has-removed-hot-spot-sensor-data-from-geforce-rtx-50-gpus

not good

 

[CompleteGlobalSaturation]

That's basically zero gen on gen improvement.

It's basically an overclocked 4090 lol.

 

[GHG]

NVIDIA has removed “Hot Spot” sensor data from GeForce RTX 50 GPUs​

https://videocardz.com/pixel/nvidia-has-removed-hot-spot-sensor-data-from-geforce-rtx-50-gpus

not good

So glad to see Intel is going strong again these days.

 

[Bojji]

 

[Haint]

Definitely ain't worth the $2500 - $2900 that 99.9% of the actually available models will cost.

 

[thuGG_pl]

what is this 99th shit? yeah some games stutter, who cares.
Just give avg fps. I feel like after raise of gamer nexus, pc benchmark channels try to overanalyze every graph possible

Pretty sure every review has avg also.

 

[Sgt.Asher]

I need to upgrade my cpu anyway before i get a new gpu. Maybe on of those 3d amd chips.

 

[Housh]

I'm gonna stick it out with my 4090 until 6090. The extra heat/power draw for the gains isn't worth it. Shrink that die, Nvidia.

 

[Myths]

Sticking with the 4090 then. As tempted as I am to build, the fact that 285k wasn’t as significant in performance increase wouldn't justify this for me either overall. Anyone that owns anything older than a 4000 series might be justified in taking the leap a bit later on.

That said, if you’re buying Nvidia cards complaining about value proposition when all you do is game, sounds like a skill issue/you problem.