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[Buggy Loop]

Dafuq?

4-slot card, ok nothing new, many AIB did it

But the PCB is flipped, towards the motherboard and the width of those 4 SLOTS.

Fucking hell, kind of clever to be honest. Nvidia is getting wack with PCB designs and coolers. That PCB is crammed!

 

[peish]

Like the 5090, seems Nvidia is making PCB that are more suited for the AI DC shit, and throwing gamers leftover bone.

 

[Pedro Motta]

Like the 5090, seems Nvidia is making PCB that are more suited for the AI DC shit, and throwing gamers leftover bone.

Heads up, 5090 is for professionals, not gamers.

 

[Buggy Loop]

Like the 5090, seems Nvidia is making PCB that are more suited for the AI DC shit, and throwing gamers leftover bone.

uh?

5090 is a 2 slot card thin as fuck.

 

[Ulysses 31]

uh?

5090 is a 2 slot card thin as fuck.

The Founders Edition is, there's plenty of 3rd party 5090 that are 3-4 slot beasts.

 

[Buggy Loop]

The Founders Edition is, there's plenty of 3rd party 5090 that are 3-4 slot beasts.

Ah ok, didn't understood what he meant. So FE are more exotic (good) while ref boards to AIBs are dogshit leftover bones. Ok got it

Yea pretty much

 

[peish]

uh?

5090 is a 2 slot card thin as fuck.

I meant the PCB. 5090 PCB is designed to be easily slot into DC en masse.

 

[moogman]

There's still a lot that can be done about thermals looking at how that thing performs. The temps are crazy good.

 

[dreamstation]

Heads up, 5090 is for professionals, not gamers.

What about professional gamers?

 

[Bry0]

Heads up, 5090 is for professionals, not gamers.

It's for whoever wants to buy it, including gamers. Jensen introduced it by talking about gaming.

 

[Gubaldo]

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[Draugoth]

Heads up, 5090 is for professionals, not gamers.

It's for whoever wants to buy it, including gamers. Jensen introduced it by talking about gaming.

The 5090 is a work/AI card that it's marketed to gamers. It's actually the old Titan RTX, but that thing barely sold so they decided to rebrand it.

 

[Celcius]

NVIDIAs TITAN ADA Prototype tested

Interesting, I wish they had actually released it
Dat 48GB vram