Sorry, for the rubbish input.
If consider, how big the hype is over 4090, right now, and the price inflation it has, there's no wonder, why Nvidia wants to release the top of the crop 5090 first. Because like 4090, it most likely to satisfy the AI croud first, with the actual margins over the roof. And the actual gamers, that want some more reasonable hardware... screw them, let them wait half year more, when the profits will go down, and since gamers don't bring the money, the enterprise, and handicaped people, that want the AI stuff. I guess, the prices on newly launched 5090, would be so high, that buying one will be only possible, by the time the rest of the line being released. But these are just thoughts.
And yeah, I think, that nobody in right mind really needs it to play games, anyway. Most of the games being developed with the consoles in mind, so if the PC version requires tthe top GPU to run the game comfortably, it means they should do some optimization, make the code more streamlined, you know... Not just brute force it. That's why I think, that the game devs need to stay aside of advertising expensive GPUs with their products, as it is just cheeky, as absolute majority won't go and buy any. This isn't 2008, or 2015. The gamer/multipurpose cards being "missupplied" to the wrong audience.
nah most people want DLSS these days I think, that being said I am really happy with my shiny new 7900 XT.
I don't care about most people's trashcan wishes. The more reasonable to want the the videocard, that is able to run the games solid 60fps with everything max at 4K natively, without need of killowatt PSU, and that costs no more than $500. But I guess this is too much to ask. The GPU manufacturers and the game developers, push the "soapers"/upscallers and frame generation, and sadly, people consume that.
I get, that this benefits the owners of low end VGAs, who cannot afford themselves a new, powerful one. But advertising the top class card along with the upscaller and denoiser, is BS. Especially, after JHH have said during RTX lineup announcement with RTX2080, that e.g. "now the videocards are capable of RTRT", and this is third gen of RTX cards, and yet they are not able to push RTRT natively even at 4K, let alone 8K both Nvidia and AMD trying to advertise.
This being said, I would still glad to get 7900 GRE, since it's covers all my needs. I'd rather tinker with options and bring down some settings, rather than use an upscaler. The games visuals, concearn me the least, as the actuall gameplay of most, is so boring, they aren't even worth of watching the playthrough on Youtube.
