Discussion Nvidia Blackwell in Q1-2025

[TESKATLIPOKA]

limited how, is there some game which will not work?
you want let say 64GB on GPU just buy workstation card no one stopping ppl wanting to brag how their cards have lots of GPU ram

I clearly said limited to 8GB in laptops, so why are you bringing workstation card to this debate?
I already showed proof above that 8GB is not enough even today.

Here is a comparison from Spiderman 2 I posted in another thread.

Models	1080p RT Off Average FPS	1440p RT Off Average FPS	2160p RT Off Average FPS	1080p RT Off Minimum FPS	1440p RT Off Minimum FPS	2160p RT Off Minimum FPS
4060Ti 16GB vs 8GB	90.8 vs 79.4 (+14.4%)	63 vs 52.6 (+19.8%)	33.2 vs 26.5 (+25.3%)	67.4 vs 56.2 (+20%)	46.9 vs 37.4 (+25.4%)	20.4 vs 15.8 (+29.1%)

Models	1080p RT On Average FPS	1440p RT On Average FPS	2160p RT On Average FPS	1080p RT On Minimum FPS	1440p RT On Minimum FPS	2160p RT On Minimum FPS
4060Ti 16GB vs 8GB	49.5 vs 40.2 (+23.1%)	33.1 vs 27.2 (+21.7%)	17.5 vs 14.2 (+23.2%)	31.7 vs 27.2 (+16.5%)	21.3 vs 18.1 (+17.7%)	9.9 vs 7.9 (+25.3%)

 

[blckgrffn]

I clearly said limited to 8GB in laptops, so why are you bringing workstation card to this debate?
I already showed proof above that 8GB is not enough even today.

Here is a comparison from Spiderman 2 I posted in another thread.

Models	1080p RT Off	1440p RT Off	2160p RT Off	1080p RT Off minimum	1440p RT Off minimum	2160p RT Off minimum
4060Ti 16GB vs 8GB	90.8 vs 79.4 (+14.4%)	63 vs 52.6 (+19.8%)	33.2 vs 26.5 (+25.3%)	67.4 vs 56.2 (+20%)	46.9 vs 37.4 (+25.4%)	20.4 vs 15.8 (+29.1%)

Models	1080p RT On	1440p RT On	2160p RT On	1080p RT On minimum	1440p RT On minimum	2160p RT On minimum
4060Ti 16GB vs 8GB	49.5 vs 40.2 (+23.1%)	33.1 vs 27.2 (+21.7%)	17.5 vs 14.2 (+23.2%)	31.7 vs 27.2 (+16.5%)	21.3 vs 18.1 (+17.7%)	9.9 vs 7.9 (+25.3%)

So you think we all need 128GB cards then? What is this, 2040?!?!



Personally, I like comparing the 4060Ti 16GB to the 2080Ti which is a favorable matchup. Its pretty remarkable that this much performance comes in a tidy little low power package, I don't think anyone would scoff at a 2080Ti even at this late juncture. If the 5060Ti could compare favorably to the replacement it never got, the 3070 Ti 12 or 16GB, I still think this is good and extremely useful levels of performance. Comparing it to the 3080Ti is likely going to be a bridge too far given that the Blackwell seems to be a bit of a architectural dud. Had it been on target, that might have been very possible.

 

[TESKATLIPOKA]

So you think we all need 128GB cards then? What is this, 2040?!?!

And this is supposed to be what? Sarcasm?

edit:
Ok, looks like that.
I don't need 128GB card, I would be content with 24Gbit modules for laptops.
So a next year Blackwell refresh most likely.