Thebonehead
Gold Member
Some 5080 images for you all.
You have small legs or that is a big card
In dull mans club style put a banana on top for reference as to size
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GeForce RTX 5090 is $1,999 5080 $999 5070 Ti $749 5070 $549 (Availability Starting Jan 30 for RTX 5090 and 5080)
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You have small legs or that is a big card
In dull mans club style put a banana on top for reference as to size
DenchDeckard
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SunnySideGuy
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Going to try and attempt to get a 5090 on launch, but I'm wondering does the 9800x3D work with the TUF GAMING X570-PRO (WI-FI) MOBO? I can't check atm but I would love to not have to build an entire pc again for this upgrade
Thebonehead
Gold Member
No as it's AM4 socket according to the website
TUF GAMING X570-PRO (WI-FI)｜Motherboards｜ASUS United Kingdom
TUF Gaming Motherboards are designed with game-ready features and proven durability in mind. Engineered with military-grade components, upgraded power solutions and a comprehensive set of cooling options. TUF Gaming delivers rock-solid performance with unwavering stability under any strenuous load.
www.asus.com
Please double check and don't take my word for it though
SunnySideGuy
Member
No as it's AM4 socket according to the website
TUF GAMING X570-PRO (WI-FI)｜Motherboards｜ASUS United Kingdom
TUF Gaming Motherboards are designed with game-ready features and proven durability in mind. Engineered with military-grade components, upgraded power solutions and a comprehensive set of cooling options. TUF Gaming delivers rock-solid performance with unwavering stability under any strenuous load.
Please double check and don't take my word for it though
Ugh, shit. Thanks for looking that up though. I gotta look into another gaming focused cpu that'll work with it then (and not bottleneck a 5090). I'm just trying to future proof my rig a bit more so I don't have to worry for 5+ years
Haint
Member
5090 will sell out before the listing even refreshes, but the lower end ones should remain available for 10's of minutes, hours, or days unless they've dramatically underproduced them. That's how the 4000s played out.
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Omnipunctual Godot
Gold Member
The FE length is just under 12" and should fit in my case. If this is what 3rd-party cards are going to look like, I'll have to go with FE.Some 5080 images for you all.
DenchDeckard
Moderated wildly
Yup. I'll be going fe for my personal build too.
DenchDeckard
Moderated wildly
I know it's extra expense but memory isn't too expensive right now. If look to sell your old parts and go for a good b650 + 32gb ddr5 6000mhz combo and a 9800x3d you will be set for years!
winjer
Member
GeForce RTX 5090D reviewer says "this generation hardware improvements aren't massive" - VideoCardz.com
Notes from GeForce RTX 5090 reviewer make it online Another Chiphell rumor today, but this time about the GeForce series. The forums are particularly active ahead of the GeForce RTX 50 launch, as they attract members from various Chinese tech media. GeForce graphics cards are dominant in the...
videocardz.com
Gaiff
SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
I have no idea who you are and I'm not buying anything from the RTX 50 series.
clarky
Gold Member
Fuck off peasant, you know nothing about me. Besides im not getting one.
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HeisenbergFX4
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clarky
Gold Member
Feel like ive just been assaulted by a tramp.
TrebleShot
Member
Nice summary, basically stick with a 4090 if you have one.GeForce RTX 5090D reviewer says "this generation hardware improvements aren't massive" - VideoCardz.com
Notes from GeForce RTX 5090 reviewer make it online Another Chiphell rumor today, but this time about the GeForce series. The forums are particularly active ahead of the GeForce RTX 50 launch, as they attract members from various Chinese tech media. GeForce graphics cards are dominant in the...
gtabro
Member
Oh and you do to call me a peasant? Nice one, I won't argue with people that are a bit thick in the head
clarky
Gold Member
Ok mate you came at us with your ill informed insults for no particular reason. Get back in your box if you have nothing of value to add to the discussion.Oh and you do to call me a peasant? Nice one, I won't argue with people that are a bit thick in the head
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MikeM
Member
Is there an objective reason to avoid FE? It seemed the 40 series FE cards were well made.
analog_future
Resident Crybaby
FE is definitely the one to go for. They're cheaper, they're smaller, they cool just as well, and they have a higher resell value down the line.
OverHeat
« generous god »
But usually they don’t clock as high
Gaiff
SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
Does it matter in this day and age? If anything, you want to power limit this card so it doesn’t reach 575W.
Thebonehead
Gold Member
- If you want to water cool it like me, then no company is currently looking at waterblocks for the FE due to the split design.
- FE normally have a single bios available. Partner cards often give dual options. ( Not a massive bonus really )
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MikeM
Member
I’m a simple man, so small, plug and play and effective cooling is all I care for. Sounds like FE is for me. My 7900xt is a reference design and love it.
Anyone repaste a FE 40 series? Easy to do? I got PTM7950 lying around.
Thebonehead
Gold Member
40 series is easy to repaste. Fan connectors can be a bit weak on some cards so be careful.
5090 is liquid metal. Unknown if the others in the range are too.
StereoVsn
Gold Member
Yeah, repasting 5090 FE wouldn’t be a wise thing to do. See GN video as he deep dives into FE design with Nvidia cooling engineer.
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MikeM
Member
Good to hear. I’m not looking at the 5090- 5080 likely if I make the leap.
clarky
Gold Member
Discontinued.
SweetTooth
Gold Member
3DCenter Forum - nVidia - RTX 5080: *Reale* Performance-Daten sowie Vergleich zu RTX 4080
nVidia - RTX 5080: *Reale* Performance-Daten sowie Vergleich zu RTX 4080 Spekulationenwww.forum-3dcenter.org
“Rtx 5080 is only 18% faster than rtx 4080 with RT path tracing w/o fake frames while having 12.5% higher W TDP”
Ulysses 31
Member
Nvidia has reportedly stopped production of almost all RTX 40 series GPUs
Almost all of the RTX 40 series lineup of graphics cards have been discontinued by Nvidia, according to a new report, leaving only one line of chips remaining.
www.neowin.net
JohnnyFootball
GerAlt-Right. Ciriously.
I’m sticking with my 4090. It will likely be the second fastest card below the 5090.
However, I do see myself replacing my 7800XT in my Bazzite/SteamOS TV PC with a 9070XT assuming the ray tracing and upscaling improvements really are as good as being leaked.
However, I do see myself replacing my 7800XT in my Bazzite/SteamOS TV PC with a 9070XT assuming the ray tracing and upscaling improvements really are as good as being leaked.
dorkimoe
Member
wow. Was weird they had all 4070/90 but no 80s. ThanksNvidia has reportedly stopped production of almost all RTX 40 series GPUs
Almost all of the RTX 40 series lineup of graphics cards have been discontinued by Nvidia, according to a new report, leaving only one line of chips remaining.
MikeM
Member
Didn’t see any latency numbers posted
clarky
Gold Member
I only skimmed it, but i believe those numbers are available elsewhere.
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
bender
What time is it?
Not every hobby but mostly true. I give your hyperbole an B+ while his gets an F-.
rsouzadk
Member
That increase is almost linear, with the bump in shaders, right? Or am I missing something?
Bojji
Member
That increase is almost linear, with the bump in shaders, right? Or am I missing something?
5070 might get more bump from higher memory BW than that shit shader amount increase.
Comparisons with super cards (estimated):
