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Unless you want raytracing and DLSS, there's little reason to get a 5080.

I think you can force framegen with AMD even in unsupported games, not that it looks good. I don't think you can bypass game developer support and do it via drivers, as you need motion vectors and other data for it to look reasonably good.

The thing is that Frame gen works best when you already have high fps (preferably over 90 fps), adding frames under say 40fps introduces terrible lag, visible artifacts and jerkiness. I don't see dynamic frame gen helping with that. I really haven't read much about it, so I may be wrong.

I recall watching a youtube video of that a while ago comparing FSR vs DLSS2, thing is streaming compression kills subtle differences and sometimes exacerbates more obvious ones.

AMD still has a long way to go with FSR, regarding IQ. When FSR came out, it went vs DLSS2, arguably, DLSS2 performance looked better than FSR1 quality mode. Fast forward to Redstone, vs DLSS4.1 the consensus is again that DLSS4.1 performance mode looks as good or better than FSR4 quality. I...

Everything looks great on paper, let's see what actual products can do. For instance, on paper the RTX5090 is twice the RTX5080, in reality, it's nowhere near twice as fast.

you know there are several NUCs with high end CPUs and discrete video cards. They are expensive of course.

Just a few years ago nvidia wasn't even in the top 5 of TSMC customers and was behind AMD. Today it's #2 (but still far from apple) and AFAIK are also going intel foundries.

Both AMD and nvidia (and intel for that matter) have thousands of patents that never come to anything. like for example 3dfx patents which only served for nvidia to stop its legal battle with 3dfx but never used them on any of their cards.

apple is the one that monopolizes pretty much every process node they use on TSMC, plus it's also reportedly going to use intel 18A process and also sources from Global Foundries for some of its NON-CPU needs.

AFAIK nvidia doesn't use global foundries at all. Heck I don't think they have 5nm manufacturing process yet.

I pity intel and Steam, this seems like the worst time to release new products. No way the SteamBox is now releasing at $700 or less.

If they deny it then it must be true ;) :LOL: :LOL::rolleyes:

looking forward for next year's AIES :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Also missing was AMDs RDNA4 refresh and RDNA5, also no news regarding next gen xbox/ps6 No mention of nvidia's desktop SoC collaboration with mediatek. I was looking forward to this.

Unfortunately, it makes sense. Prices are surely skyrocketing soon thanks to memory shortages. This was the perfect window for the supers to be released if not for the current situation. We may not even see RTX60 series until late 27 at best.

not gonna happen, software wise, we already know DLSS4.5 takes a substantial hit on the RTX20,30 series. Hardware wise, could they implement RTX30 super duper with rtx 50 tensor cores for fake frames? sure, but why waste resources on a temporary solution when they can continue to sell RTX50...

I have a hard time believing the RTX50 super series could come at a later date. The memory debacle is not going to get better anytime soon, at least not in 2026

My god this keynote was boring as hell, it only shows how far behind is AMD vs nvidia. nvidia's keynote was no better, but at least they had some funny "bloopers" in the end.

does anyone know what happened to mediatek/nvidia collaboration for a Desktop SoC? The one that was supposed to be an Apple M4 killer?