NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Powered by "GB202" Silicon, 512-bit GDDR7, ASIC Pictured

[Dirt Chip]

Anyone got an idea how much a 5090 will cost?

Probably less the upcoming 6090..

 

[freeagent]

I haven't done my income tax in about 4-5 years, my return is supposed to be in the thousands, very plural. Should almost be enough for this

 

[AusWolf]

The Titan(s), for whatever cumulative reasons but surely price for one, didn't sell well enough apparently.

Reintroduce that tier of card as a XX90 and start the price lower, then gradually ratchet it up.

That's why I advise everybody not to pay any attention to product names whatsoever. The only things of importance are specs, performance and price.

 

[MxPhenom 216]

It's always been GeForce in name only for the Titan and X090 series. It's a prosumer card for data stuff at home hence the specs especially VRAM. 2000 even 4000 is still cheap to that crowd. The heat doesn't matter nor does the power consumption as really what these are going to see is the same as the 4090 and prior cards. 4-8 of them slapped into a box with waterblocks (Camino had those out before we knew the cards specs and was taking orders) dual PSUs, Threadripper/Xeon platforms with massive internal radiators or what's becoming the norm ports out to external radiators with the option for a rackmount of the same product.

All the way back to the 8800gtx nvidia was stating CUDA was their future. When the first Titan hit the selling point was it's use in professional instances it wasn't until companies like Falcon NW decided it was SLI in a card slammed into an ITX case and people like Linus started buying them up that it being a "gaming" card took hold.

GeForce doesn't even really mean gaming. Tons of companies deploy GeForce based laptops that will never game but use the GPUs for other professional things that do not need the Quadro drivers or the price associated with those.

This.

I build workstations for a multi million dollar CAD company and software they use recommends Geforce so thats what we put in the systems. 3090s, 4090s, and next few will be 5090s.

 

[marios15]

Yup, and get NV price bonus of between x2 and x3 vs. GDDR7 version.

I mean, of course
But you can take the 150W and put it into the core or keep the power draw reasonable

 

[Visible Noise]

I think it's a fake.

 

[harm9963]

For 4090 owners , like me , dropping a 5090 in our system , already set for it , so it comes down to which model to get , FE or PNY , reviews is what I wait for !

 

[Visible Noise]

For 4090 owners , like me , dropping a 5090 in our system , already set for it , so it comes down to which model to get , FE or PNY , reviews is what I wait for !

Although I'll lust after a 5090 it will be a very long time before I can justify replacing my 4090. I'm already CPU limited in most situations.

 

[harm9963]

Although I'll lust after a 5090 it will be a very long time before I can justify replacing my 4090. I'm already CPU limited in most situations.

fill out your System Specs .

 

[SHADOW MAN]

More phases than my motherboard LOL

 

[Wirko]

512 bit will be the challenge,

said the credit card.

 

[harm9963]

Not FE ? , more like reference card.

 

[Sir_Coleslaw]

The most interesting question for me at the moment is which manufacturers will offer a 5090 with a pre-installed water block and when. I'm already reckoning with a price of €2500+ anyway. But the sale of my current 4090 will pay for a large part of that.

 

[AusWolf]

But the sale of my current 4090 will pay for a large part of that.

Unless Nvidia pushes for another price hike, I would count on used 4090s flooding the market and their prices plummeting as soon as the 5090 is out.

 

[Vya Domus]

Anyone got an idea how much a 5090 will cost?

"If you have to ask it's not for you" dollars.

 

[tpa-pr]

Oh well my 4090 churns through games @ 4K barely using 250-300W (stock FE clocks & undervolted). Not sure if the 5090 will even break a sweat running today games @ locked 4K 144hz, would definitely need a 4K 240hz monitor to stress the 5090.

Is that 4K native or with DLSS? I'm curious.

 

[nguyen]

Is that 4K native or with DLSS? I'm curious.

That is with DLSS, at 4K native the GPU will use about 30w more

 

[Dawora]

600Watts if not more WOW looks like for those who have 850W psu and 1000W psu make sure too add a 1200+psu alongside with the 5090 order.

Ppls realy dont know the difference of TGP and TDP?

its very neatly packed... but wouldnt it be better if the components was more spread out... looks like the thing will run super hot...

Maybe nvidia engineers knows better than us

550W TDP

Or 400w
But it will have better perf/w than Amd

 

[WonkoTheSaneUK]

"If you have to ask it's not for you" dollars.

Probably even more, if Nvidia are paying extra to speed up production lines, so they can fill warehouses before the new administration's anti-China tariffs kick in on Jan 20th.

 

[Blurpy]

Wires prefer to be short because that improves speed and efficiency. That's why companies take extreme efforts to design and build GPUs and AI processors in 3D (to various degrees, called 2.5D or 2.3D or 2.1D for example). Systems will only get more concentrated, not less.


True or false. If you buy one, chances are you're going to put it to work 24/7/365. That would eat up 2,400 € worth of electricity in three years where I live (at 0.15 €/kWh). Not something to ignore (but highly dependent on country/region of course).

yea Definity dependent where you live im paying over 50c(usd) per kWh in cali

 

[Asni]

yea Definity dependent where you live im paying over 50c(usd) per kWh in cali

Let me fix it: depends on the RES penetration.