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Not bad news for me, even if I had the money for a 4090, I sure as hell wouldn't be spending it on a Zotac card!Bad news for everyone, this is supposedly what the Zotac 4090 looks like.
Games like Cyberpunk 2077 absolutely bring the 3090 to its knees at 4K with ray tracing. You can edge above 60 FPS with DLSS.Yeah I mentioned before these GPUs are too fast to be useful and got butchered for it.
I guess 4K 144 Hz? Or higher raytracing settings without DLSS? VR? People will find a way.
GPUs seem to be advancing faster than graphics and monitor technology.
Even the 5995WX takes a while to complete the scene in cinebench. So when we can crank out 144 of those in less than a second, at even 1080P, not to mention 4K, then maybe we can say...GPUs seem to be advancing faster than graphics and monitor technology.
Wouldn´t mind a 4 slot cooler on a lower end card then the 4090 if it means it becomes more quiet! Seriously. When I bought a 2080 TI, I bought it purely on noise characteristics (Asus Rog Strix 2080 TI).Not bad news for me, even if I had the money for a 4090, I sure as hell wouldn't be spending it on a Zotac card!
I get what you mean though, if this is an indication that other 4090's will need a 4 slot cooler
Gigabyte's box says it has a vapor chamber. Means it should be good for a verticle case.Gigabyte 4090
https://videocardz.com/newz/gigabyte-geforce-rtx-4090-gaming-oc-graphics-card-has-been-pictured
Really curious to see EVGA's design.
That is what September 20th is about. All the "leaks" are nothing more then rumors.What I was getting it is what new magic sauce is nvidia gonna bring to the table, if any?
"Project Beyond", Beyond what?
DLSS etc. were qualitative upgrades. We're weeks away from launch and I've not seen any mention of new tech, just 'new node, faster more power'.
It seems like the TSMC 4nm process is impressive compared to Samsung's 8nm. The full AD102 die reportedly fits over 75 billion transistors in a surface area smaller than the GA102 and its 28.3 billion transistors. AD102 is 616 mm² compared to 628 mm² with the GA102. That is a 2.65x improvement in density and nothing to sneeze at. It will be the kind of performance jump we haven't seen since Maxwell -> Pascal.What I was getting it is what new magic sauce is nvidia gonna bring to the table, if any?
"Project Beyond", Beyond what?
DLSS etc. were qualitative upgrades. We're weeks away from launch and I've not seen any mention of new tech, just 'new node, faster more power'.
That 12GB card sounds more like a 4070. It would be unusual for the xx80 card to have less than half the SM of the top card.4070 Ti --> 4070 --> 4080 12 GB
https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-...max-tgp-and-gpu-clocks-specs-have-been-leaked
Looking at the leaked specs, it looks like the selling point will be: twice the performance at twice the power! I kinda like the idea honestly, at least it gives people options, but I don't know how popular it will be to have a 500W space-heater in your PC.What I was getting it is what new magic sauce is nvidia gonna bring to the table, if any?
"Project Beyond", Beyond what?
DLSS etc. were qualitative upgrades. We're weeks away from launch and I've not seen any mention of new tech, just 'new node, faster more power'.
I think it’s all about 4k. The way I see it:So what's the 'killer app' gonna be for this gen then? Seems it's gonna be about the most jaded generation yet.
1080 - 4K Gaming!
2080 - Ray Tracing!
3080 -MiningPlayable Ray Tracing + 8K!
4080 - ???
Seems like reviews have showed 4K gaming being quite possible for the better part of a decade.The 2000-series made 4k gaming possible.
The 3090 Ti has the same 450W TDP that the leaked specs for the 4090 has.Looking at the leaked specs, it looks like the selling point will be: twice the performance at twice the power! I kinda like the idea honestly, at least it gives people options, but I don't know how popular it will be to have a 500W space-heater in your PC.
GTA V is an old title and anything below 60fps isnt really acceptable. Run those same cards on a modern title like RDR2, Cyberpunk 2077, etc and see where they end up.Seems like reviews have showed 4K gaming being quite possible for the better part of a decade.
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I think the point was that it's been possible for cards to play AAA titles of their generation at 4k in the past.GTA V is an old title and anything below 60fps isnt really acceptable. Run those same cards on a modern title like RDR2, Cyberpunk 2077, etc and see where they end up.
The difference from the 4090 to the 4080s feel like will make the giant price difference make more sense for the rich gamer this time around.4070 Ti --> 4070 --> 4080 12 GB
https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-...max-tgp-and-gpu-clocks-specs-have-been-leaked
Will see if they end up being the exact same name, with both the super and TI nomenclature establish in the recent past I am not sure if I understand it, specially how vastly different outside the ram amount they are rumoured to be.I’m not a fan of the 4080 models having a noticeable performance gap but sharing the same model name. It was bad with the 1060 3GB vs 6GB and it’s not a good sign that they are continuing down that road.
Yep I've been doing it a since 2014.I think the point was that it's been possible for cards to play AAA titles of their generation at 4k in the past.
I don't want to be baked in my gaming room.
I think the solution is watercooling. It's what watercooling is for. Dissipate heat in a place other than where it was generated. I was going to do it with a couple cards I got on here that came with waterblocks, but I just didn't have the motivation for a gtx 680. I was going to run a copper pipe to a rad outside as I have a few spares. Another idea is wrap it up around the waterheater.I dont know if you can do 4090 in an ITX comfortably.
Only 4090 I would be interested is a hybrid which I hope EVGA continues to offer.Gigabyte 4090
https://videocardz.com/newz/gigabyte-geforce-rtx-4090-gaming-oc-graphics-card-has-been-pictured
Really curious to see EVGA's design.
If I end up getting the 4090 to I might do what linus from LTT did and put it in my server room which has whole mini split to cool that room. Would be a PITA because I didn't have anyone run cables already for it.I think the solution is watercooling. It's what watercooling is for. Dissipate heat in a place other than where it was generated. I was going to do it with a couple cards I got on here that came with waterblocks, but I just didn't have the motivation for a gtx 680. I was going to run a copper pipe to a rad outside as I have a few spares. Another idea is wrap it up around the waterheater.
Oh no, I would have to dig up the pool. Not happening at this point. I did recently get quotes for the solar panels that can heat up the pool though.I thought you were gunna say do what LTT did and use your pool as a radiator! I don't know if they did that, but someone on here mentioned it. You'd have to pre-filter out the leaves and stuff.