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worst kept secret ever. I find it laughable plenty of "influencers" and "content creators" claimed they "predicted" this announcement. The thing is about a year late already. Everyone and their grandmother knew it would be announced at GTC

When it was first announced I thought too little, too late. Now I think too little even later and too expensive. There are already rumors it might get cancelled and license the platform to 3rd party builders

The article is for Desktop CPU sales, not gaming GPUs, apples to oranges. It claims record lows but doesn't mention how much (I'm willing to bet not anywhere near 60%), also it's also from a german retailer, not worldwide sales. On a side note, MindFactory tends to sell lots of AMD cpus and...

Ever since RT and DLSS came out, I was sure AI would replace RT eventually. First, we got hybrid raster/raytracing, more recently hybrid raster/RT/AI, soon we'll have hybrid path tracing/AI and maybe in a generation or two, full AI. You just can't do brute force rendering anymore.

nvidia cancelled the 50 series super versions and postponed the next gen because of the RAM crisis. intel cancelled gaming gpus for the same reason and AMD is still out of the limb on whether PS6/Helix will even come out in 2027, the SteamBox is rumored to be postponed/cancelled already and...

60% shrink you say... Google and ChatGPT beg to differ, but don't take my word on it, do a quick search.

Crashing? did you miss the part where nvidia has 90%+ market share on the gaming market? Sure it pales in comparison to AI, but its not pennies.

I have been questioning nvidia cards length since the 4000 series (except for the 4090), as the PCB is rather short in comparison. My case is barely enough to fit a RTX3070Ti, fitting a RTX5070Ti was out of the question, much less a 5080. Thankfully we now have options.

I don't think nvidia will abandon PC gaming. I think it might spin off the gaming division at some point, but even then, I have my doubts. You see, gaming and AI GPUs have too much in common hardware wise, so it only takes "a few more steps" to make an AI GPU from a gaming GPU (like they did at...

I was looking forward for the Wolverine game. Guess I'll just have to wait a few years until it gets emulated. ;) ;) I guess Sony doesn't want their games running on Helix. I wonder if MS will retaliate. Not that Sony has much to lose anyway.

Actually, a performance DECREASE is most likely; whether the IQ increase is worth it is yet to be seen.

IMO the Pascal series are the best cards ever. Inexpensive, awesome performers, cool and power efficient. I had a GTX1070 and later a GTX1070Ti.

Requires developer support, no one is doing it, no one will do.

Not for gaming.

Dual GPU cards? it's not 2020 anymore multigpu is dead and buried.

it's anyone guess how this would perform with drivers optimized for gaming. I think intel made the right choice. At least AI can justify the pricing.

The movie will feature RTX, DLSS and Frame generation ;) :LOL: :rolleyes:

Actually, it would be close to DLSS2 and DLSS4.5 being better. Remember the upscaling part is pretty much unchanged since DLSS2 up until 4.5.

what else is new?

I got a 5700X3d on my kids gaming pc and it does great.