iamvin22
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//DEVIL//
Member
Depends on your cpu . If you are going something like 14900k then no. That cpu is power hungry when combined with the rest of the stuff in the case
With that being said . If the FE is 600. The 3rd party is probably above that for the OC. That means it will need 2x 12vhpwr cables ? If there the case I am either FE or out. Not planning to buy another psu . Nvidia can shove the card
Change card, change psu . Also maybe change to 9800x3d.
Might as well change the pc . Fuck that . I’ll play base ps5 lol
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ShaiKhulud1989
Gold Member
I do hope 5090 is bundled with its own room-sized heat-spreader and a portable nuclear reactor.
Because while I live in a region with dirt-cheap electricity, 600w for a consumer PC part is just ridiculous. It is also a sign that Nvidia moved to castrated data center GPUs. Because it doesn’t sound like 5090 was designed for the consumer market from scratch.
We are in dire need of competent competition on a consumer GPU market.
Because while I live in a region with dirt-cheap electricity, 600w for a consumer PC part is just ridiculous. It is also a sign that Nvidia moved to castrated data center GPUs. Because it doesn’t sound like 5090 was designed for the consumer market from scratch.
We are in dire need of competent competition on a consumer GPU market.
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AtomicStarving
Member
600w TDP... lmao. We are closer to "hey maybe cloud gaming is not so bad" or "give me that 20 solar panels", because playing games on PC is gonna be expensive as fuck... pay your electricity bills mf 
Trogdor1123
Member
With it drawing so much power, won’t it wear it out faster? It can’t be easy to crank through that much juice?
FingerBang
Member
As crazy as it sounds, I don't really feel the need to upgrade my 4090. I might actually skip the 5090 unless there's any other reason apart from MOAR POWAH to upgrade
Draugoth
Gold Member
750W will probably be enough
Look forward to "kilowatt hours of gaming per year" in cost comparison calculations.
Ulysses 31
Member
It won't draw 600W by just being on, you need to be putting that card to serious work to get that kind of Watt usage.
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In the winter that heat is basically free for the house. Now in the summer you need extra ac on top of the direct power util.
Adult deep fake creation mmmhmmm
OverHeat
« generous god »
Instability incoming
Configure a ramdrive and install windows on it...ah memories of DOS.
ap_puff
Member
There is zero chance the 5080 is $1000 lol, I'm betting $1400.
DenchDeckard
Moderated wildly
I was so happy you got your ps5 pro earlier, but now....get out of here with your ps5 pleb machine. Let the big boys burn loads of money on shinier graphics and resolutions. Your measly 700 dollars! Ill pay triple that for this bad boy and ill run it for 24/7 coz i give that many fucks...
Silver Wattle
Gold Member
People with sub 1000w PSU's:
ap_puff
Member
StereoVsn
Gold Member
It will be double the price, for sure. Thinking $1199 for 5080 and $2499 for 5090.
5080 improvements are disappointing. Especially 16GB VRAM again for an expensive card in 2024 is meh.
TheAssist
Member
I dont get it. The 4090 already costs that much, but yet you are still "in". Is anyone forcing you to buy the most expansive card on the market. Or buy any new card at all?
I'm still on an 8 year old GTX 1070 (non Ti) and its...fine actually. I'm even surprised the thing is still running and if at some point it doesn't anymore, I might buy a used 3070. What an upgrade that will be!
Oh wait, you only did this for drama didn't you. Ah fuck me, I always fall for that.
Kerotan
Member
If I was to buy my pro off a scalper for €5000 would you respect me more?
SolidQ
Member
closest was 9800GTX, even lose sometimes to 8800Ultra
SmokedMeat
Gamer™
So 5070 is 12GB
Which 5070?
The first one might be 8GB. Then they’ll make a 12GB version after people complain. Then they’ll quietly release a version with slower RAM.
SmokedMeat
Gamer™
Yep. People will play $2500 to play Sweet Baby AAA trash at Ultra settings lol
Insane Metal
Member
Damn. I didn't know that! Thanks for the correction.
Twinequinox
Neo Member
I should be good with my 10yr old EVGA 650W PSU right? /s
DanielG165
Member
For what this card is really supposed to be utilized for: massive work flows, I’d say 32gbs of VRAM is pretty damn good.
thegame983
Member
Just give me a 5070 with 16gig of vram please.
It's not going to happen, is it?
It's not going to happen, is it?
Dorfdad
Gold Member
Nope I didn’t pay nearly 2k for my card but I got friends. I’m just saying I’m not going over 2k for next gen
kiphalfton
Member
Probably, with like 10% more performance
64bitmodels
Reverse groomer.
More ram in that graphics card than in my entire PC build (GPU 8gb, dedicated 16)
kiphalfton
Member
64bitmodels
Reverse groomer.
Yep. That's the thing about nvidia cards, unless you are willing to spend for performance you may not want (due to lower spec parts) or even need, every single card from them is heavily bottlenecked on the VRAM... giving the practical cards 16 gb, and then the $24000 GPU the actually future proof VRAM.
it's such a scummy and shit scheme, i hate it so fckng much.
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BlackTron
Member
I've already reached the point my 1060 machine is on all day and I only turn on 3070 if game needs it.
I know power use scales I just see it as a liability to even be powered on just so I can move files and play Kingdom Rush.
Now give me a much more expensive gpu with much more power and heat than the one I'm already babying, for like 2k. Honestly this is outside the realm of enjoying video games for me. Being worried I'm putting stress on my 2k part while it generates a boring open world map for hours is the kind of feeling that'd make me wonder what went wrong that compelled me to get here.
Drell
Member
Well as I remember it, virtual memory is not that old, I was still using this back in windows xp
if it does not catch fire first. that better be some good quality power supply.Instability incoming
Bry0
Member
That was a cool era though. Process node improvements and prices tanking was really something. Getting last years flagship performance for like 2/5 the price a year later was awesome
kevboard
Member
maybe. but it could also go the other way because they know that people don't really need to upgrade.
you can get console quality performance on 7 year old GPUs, so people need to be enticed to upgrade.
I don't think the RTX40 series was enticing for people looking for an upgrade. Meanwhile the RTX30 series was. the RTX30 series was what the GTX10 and GTX9 series users had been waiting for to make the jump.
the RTX50 series could be positioned as an enticing upgrade for RTX20 series users, who are still easily playing all games at good quality on their RTX2080 or 2070 Super.
but, I guess we gotta wait and see. It's hard to predict these things nowadays... I mean noone saw the 800€ PS5 Pro coming either I guess lol
Imtjnotu
Member
asdasdasdbb
Member
No but the inevitable refresh might have 18.
asdasdasdbb
Member
Well if it ends up being 70% faster than the 4090, that would still be more efficient.
