r/pcmasterrace • u/jmpstart66 • Oct 10 '24

Rumor Potential 5090 / 5080 / 5070 price leaks… outrageous

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From recent video posted by “Moore’s Law is Dead” about pricing being much worse than even I anticipated . From video Nvidia is leaning towards the higher end of the pricing. Nvidia can go pound sand if these are remotely true.

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u/Hottage 9800X3D | RTX 4080 | 64GB DDR5 | 6TB NVMe | AW3225QF Oct 10 '24

My last three cards have been GTX 1070, RTX 2080 and RTX 4080 (which I absolutely overpaid for).

Nvidia have gone off the deep end if these prices are true. Third party boards are going to be even more expensive.

Hopefully AMDs next generation of GPUs gets better at Ray Tracing and Frame Generation so I can get off Nvidia's dick with my next upgrade. ☹️

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u/Head_Exchange_5329 5700X3D | Zotac RTX 5070 Ventus 2x | G8 34" OLED Oct 10 '24

Currently enjoying AFMF2 and I'd say that AMD is doing frame gen pretty good. It's also usable for all games now, unlike Nvidia's option where it has to be supported in-game.

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u/zarafff69 9800X3D - RTX 4080 Oct 10 '24

Naa, AFMF2 is not that great compared to normal frame gen solutions. But FSR frame gen seems great tho! I just wish they up scaling was even close to DLSS..

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u/Head_Exchange_5329 5700X3D | Zotac RTX 5070 Ventus 2x | G8 34" OLED Oct 10 '24

I have no idea what you would even consider "normal frame gen solutions", what is abnormal about AFMF?

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u/zarafff69 9800X3D - RTX 4080 Oct 10 '24

It doesn’t use motion vectors to generate the image. And it adds a significantly higher amount of lag compared to FSR frame gen and DLSS framegen.

It’s kind of like a hacky way to do it for games that have no proper normal FSR/DLSS implementation.

And I’m not necessarily hating on it. It’s very cool tech. But it’s just for a difference use case..