I had a Vega Pro FE 16GB edition with the blue metal and yellow outlines to it. I rode that card(s) hard for a long time. At the time was teh most expensive card I ever purchased let alone two in Crossfire :)
Without latency benchmark everything being said... is not much, of course frame generation can work on a turing or ampere gpu, it could on a cpu in software rendering, it could by definition everything that is turing complete.... every code can...
The 24GB VRAM and forseeable driver support should keep it pretty viable for years to come still, I think. TPU puts it about even with a 3070ti and about 4% slower than a 5060ti, which of cours they're solid cards as well and have the 8GB VRAM...
Nvidia update cycle aggressively include the Turing generation in a way that make it look that ampere-lovelace do not differ too much and it look like it will be the longest supported GPU generation ever, after Pascal holded that record and until...
So I have been using this card for a very long time now. I have it pulled from my secondary rig because I gave it to my cousin (the rig was almost six years old) When Nvidia retired the 1080Ti a few years ago back it was not a shocker. Now since...
I am using the 12V-2x6 cord that I purchased with my 4090 that I paid $35 for when I got my 4090 originally. It is rated for my 5090 and have not had any issues.
Nvidia asked me if I wanted the 5090FE version. I had a week ro respond. I said yes. I purchased the card on my credit card. Turned around and sold the 4090 on a local reddit IT event for $2400 and made a few hundred bucks. Went to a nice dinner...
Wowie! 5080s are selling for $1900-2000 for base models on Best Buy. Newegg and Amazon sellers are way worse.
Uh, had a slight manufacturing malfunction. But, uh, everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank...
This card was as low as $8000 just six months ago https://shorturl.at/IMhbC. I remember talking to my spouse and toying with the idea of actually getting one. Yeah, nope...
Unless Nvidia somehow performs a miracle and throws DLSS open-source, this won't amount to much, will it? Or am I wrong? I mena from a pure technology perspective, it is def a cool demonstration.
Gotta stock up while you can (Honestly this was all last years stuff because I like playing with different architectures,. I'm halfway tempted to import a Lisuan LX 7G100 to play with)
I think we will in the long run. We are in the middle of a bubble right now, companies are borrowing insane amounts of money, a large number of the new GPUs haven't even been installed, they are just sitting in warehouses, this is not...