I guess we'll know in 6-9 months.
If Hynix can do completely new HBM4 six month earlier than so can Nvidia improve stuff they've been doing for couple of decades
I guess we'll know in 6-9 months.Something something people are not robots.
Do you think that a GPU architectures can just be "moved forward"? There are always rumors of GPU companies "moving forward" future designs and it never actually happens.I guess we'll know in 6-9 months.
If Hynix can do completely new HBM4 six month earlier than so can Nvidia improve stuff they've been doing for couple of decades
Going by Wikipedia dates:Do you think that a GPU architectures can just be "moved forward"? There are always rumors of GPU companies "moving forward" future designs and it never actually happens.
People said that Battlemage will be moved forward after Alchemist, and RDNA4 would be moved forward after RDNA3 and both never happened. I'm not sure that comparing HBM4 to a GPU makes much sense.
I guess if it's a 5090 for AI stuff...
You likely meant Veblen good.The 5090 has become a luxury Giffen good, like Ferraris or Hermes bags.
He ain't wrong. These listing are for sold.Jensen says customers want the absolute best. The 5090 has become a luxury Giffen good, like Ferraris or Hermes bags. People don't buy it because it's needed, but because it's something to aspire to. To be fair he is right, the A/V setup can easily cost several times more than the PC.
Here is the moment in the keynote lol.
It's really not.It's a crypto crisis all over again. Buckle up, expensive times ahead.
It really is at the high-end. The only good news is the VRAM requirement is much higher this time.It's really not.
This forum needs a sad face reaction...He ain't wrong. These listing are for sold.
He ain't wrong. These listing are for sold.
It really is at the high-end.
N3(P) + HBM4 = (easily) new architectureDo you think that a GPU architectures can just be "moved forward"? There are always rumors of GPU companies "moving forward" future designs and it never actually happens.
Turns out the tariffs on China are just 10%.
Nah. Third type who makes a spreadsheet about the cost benefit analysis of a 90 series card but doesn't have the money so puts it on their CC. My hunch is that there are a LOT of these idiots than we can imagine. They may end up paying scalper prices in the long run even if they get it at MSRP. Some of the 5090/5080 buyers may still be paying off their CC debt for the 4090.2 types of people buy the xx90:
1 - Whales
2 - AI researchers and hobbyists
Stupid sheep don't want to admit there's anything fake going on inside their super expensive GPU.There's a weird thing going on in the comments on 5090/5080 reviews about people getting really upset at the term "fake frames" almost like there's a narrative trying to be spun.
PR perceives the fake frames backlash as damaging the brand. The damage control push back is that "all frames are fake, so what does it matter if they're generated & not rendered". The usual suspects are peddling the same trope. There are a number of other interesting talking points.There's a weird thing going on in the comments on 5090/5080 reviews about people getting really upset at the term "fake frames" almost like there's a narrative trying to be spun.
This, 100%. Its an AI enhanced frame interpolation , a glorified "soap opera effect" that was loathed by AV people since its inception in the early 00's. I remember playing Goldeneye and Perfect Dark on N64 at sub 20 fps, & Turok 2 sub 10 fps on the reg. It would have been awesome, even incredible, to have frame gen that could have turned that 10, 15, and 20 fps into 30, but it wasnt possible then and its still not possible now. Frame gen only being consistently operational over 60fps, as Nvidia themselves advertise, is extremely diminishing returns, IMO.Fake frames are just motion smoothing all over again. I'm pretty sure we all know that motion smoothing on your TV is garbage that degrades your experience, and you should turn it off. Why would you want your graphics card doing it instead?
2 types of people buy the xx90:
1 - Whales
2 - AI researchers and hobbyists