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So this is proof of Nvidia's claims. 5090 is 35% faster than 4090 in 4K. RTX 5070/Ti could be the best GPUs, along with 5060/Ti, in this generation. There is a price drop of $50 and a 1.3 performance uplift compared to the 40 series. The RTX 5060 Ti 16GB would compete against RTX 4070, even 4070...

Today, Nvidia updated their pages with new performance data. The results for the 80/70 series are underwhelming, but I’ve included additional performance data from Far Cry 6 and A Plague Tale: Requiem for context. (Left to Right: Resident Evil 4, Horizon Forbidden West, Far Cry 6, A Plague Tale...

They are now on the same page. I am just comparing these slides to real data if Nvidia is still reliable, same as 2 years ago. You are definitely right about little or no improvements, but they didn't improve clock speeds on the 50 series. So, they are just using N4P with GDDR7 and higher die...

How much performance difference is there between the RTX 40 and RTX 50 series? If you change 3070 to 3070 Ti in the last chart, it's performance difference between 4070 Super and 3070 Ti would be equal to 5070 vs 4070. So, performance difference could be translated to 1.35.

Actually, I didn't expect that Nvidia would release GPUs more competitive (in terms of price) espicially for 5070 and 5070 Ti. On the other hand, 9070 non xt would compete with 4080 on COD:BO6 in recent leak of IGN. As you see, RTX 5070 will perform 30-40% better than RTX 4070.

RTX 5090 = RTX 4090+29% in Cyberpunk 2077. Also happy to see RTX 5070 Ti for $749 and 5070 for $549. We will see the AMD's response.

So, the best GPU among them would be 5060 Ti because it has 16GB of VRAM and is priced at $399. Also, 5070 Ti would be the high-end option.

My prediction based on the last leaks, Or with an optimistic guess,

My prediction for 1440p, I believe Nvidia would charge 5060 for $299, and probably they will say, "It has memory compression with GDDR7, so buy it for $299. We just want you to save (the more you buy, the more you save)."

I suppose that the 5060 will be priced around $259 or $269. Anything higher than that, and it will be another DOA. 8GB isn’t enough for ray tracing games, you can find plenty of articles and videos confirming this. Even, DLSS 3 can’t save the 4060 if its VRAM is fully used. Nvidia will likely...

$450 is a little harsh but it should be faster than 4070S for justifiying the cost. What is the most effecting cost between die size or VRAM modules? For example, according to the below graph, it states that one module cost is $2.274 and if we are multiply this by 8, we will find the 8GB cost...

I didn't know that. I had just assume what will be next if trend of die of 107 would continue So, RTX 5060 would be based on GB206. They could increase core count of 5060 to 4096. Even, 4608 couldn't be enough for GB206 die. They won't use GB205 or GB204 for 5060 Ti. Its performance could be...

Because of the clock speed, cache, and memory speed. I believe Nvidia could unleash the full potential of the GB207 in the 5060. If not, it could be another disaster of a GPU, potentially dead on arrival. I’m feeling a bit optimistic about the x60 tier GPUs in this generation. Probably, it will...

I guess the cost of the RTX 5090 will be around $1,699 to $1,999. RTX 5090 $1699-1999 RTX 5080 $999 for 16GB version, $1199-1399 for 24GB version RTX 5070 $549-649 for 12GB version, $699 for 18GB version RTX 5060 Ti $399 for 12GB version, if it won't come with 192 bit bus, it will cost about...

Yes, you are right. If we are looking into performance difference, it is really helped. However, for a basic logic, I just wrote as generational improvement or architectural improvement. I actually just wanted to write someday and it is today. I like to predict hardware with math. I don't know...