Let's see how the card handles heat dissipation long-term. They remove a lot of metal compared to previous flagship and even raised TGP.
Connectors might not be the only things melting down this time.
This slide is an incredible scam, why on earth at 35fps native resolution would I have 140ms of latency and not 30ms?
My god Nvidia, my goodness...
It's not a scam, more like marketing bullshit. Let's give upscaling-caused distortions away now, when you turn on DLSS/FSR feature and set mode to Performance, it will render only small portion of pixels compared to native resolution. This raises framerate dramatically and higher framerate lowers frame times. You can see result of your actions (keyboard presses, mouse movements) sooner with higher framerate (provided your mouse/keyboard has high enough polling rate and CPU if fast enough). In terms of input latency, there's no point going above your input device polling rate. For example, standard office mouses have 125 Hz polling rate, that means data about it's position change is being transferred to system 125 times a second. So, you won't notice impact of your actions more than that, even if you had 500+ fps. The framerate (animations) will be smoother, though. Some gaming mices have 1kHz or even higher polling rate.
That 140 ms is indeed really overshot. That's around 28.5 ms frame time, with everything other it could yield around 70-80 ms overall system latency.
