2024年5月15日 · First 5000 series GPUs to drop will be 5080/5090. 5070 will likely release in early/spring 2025. Since you want something like a 5070 level, you won't get it until then. I personally would wait that much, but if you absolutely want a 4070 right now, go for it.

2023年6月4日 · Then the transition to RTX and the 2K series was just abysmal. Little to no rasterization gains and the first gen RTX implementation was not ready. The 3 series finally saw some good rasterization gains over the 10 series and RTX2 was finally fit to actually use the technology so it was a double whammy until the VRAM shortage revealed a notable ...

2023年2月10日 · I've been reading A LOT! Watching so many reviews and its hard to make out which GPU brand and model for each 4000 series card is the better. My case can fit a maximum of 400mm long GPU so there is no real issue there although I would prefer not to have the biggest card out there due to better airflow. Temperatures and noise is of course important.

We then saw that take place again with the 30-series with the reintroduction of "90-class". 40-series has largely been another attempt by Nvidia to shift tiers/pricing again, ever in their own favor against the consumer. Prior to Kepler, you got …

overpriced shit, remove dlss3 which doesnt work with all games, and it's only 50% perf increase, for 100+watts for rtx 4090 over rtx 3090, imagine rtx 4090 running at rtx 3090 clock boost, this 50% increase would go down to 20%.

2023年2月10日 · Thanks for getting back to me 🙂 Well, in my country it seems the 3000 series is quite popular due to the high prices of the 4000 series which has resulted in the 3000 series cards are at the same prices as the 4000 series cards. Its totally crazy! Also they are getting fewer and fewer in stock for obvious reasons. Aye!

2023年1月25日 · My favorite set up would be an RTX 4090, however, with the Razer Core X Chroma most of the series 4000 does not fit (all of them are huge and they even need other power supply, i.e., I am not considering changing the default power supply). On the other hand, series 3000 are more or less the same price as the 4000, at least the 3090/ti.

There are a few theories out there - most include the poor scale of production during the pandemic for the 30 series cards, and there are tons of 30 series cards on the market; nvidia doesnt want to waste the stock that was contracted out and delivered extremely late (there are some companies that havent released their 3060's yet due to slow production).

2021年3月6日 · P.S Yes, I'm fully aware that most people can't even get their hands on an RTX3000 series card and it's downright stupid to even think about the 4000 series when Nvidia is churning out old Pascals and whatnot but... I'm just here for a discussion and possibly learn something new in the process. Hope you understand.

2022年9月24日 · So apparently no one has really mentioned this about the new 4000 series RTX cards. Apparently, they're going to be utilizing an ATX 3.0 PSU in order for the card to work efficiently. What does this mean to clarify? This means any current gen PSU ATX 2.0 (Which is pretty much 99% of what people own) Will not work with the new RTX cards.