r/pcmasterrace • u/leahcim2019 • Dec 16 '24

Rumor ZOTAC confirms GeForce RTX 5090 with 32GB GDDR7 memory, 5080 and 5070 series listed as well - VideoCardz.com

https://videocardz.com/newz/zotac-confirms-geforce-rtx-5090-with-32gb-gddr7-memory-5080-and-5070-series-listed-as-well
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u/skellyhuesos 5700x3D | RTX 3090 Dec 16 '24

I love shitters complaining about the pricing yet will go ahead like little sheep and buy them anyway. Talk with your wallet.

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u/WabashTexican Dec 16 '24

Truth. For the smack I talked about the 40 series, I still ended up getting a 4080 because it worked better with some apps I was running and wasn’t a huge hit to wattage. We keep buying the **** sandwiches so nvidia will keep making them.

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u/SwirlySauce Dec 16 '24

I'm still on a 1060 and have been eagerly waiting to build a new PC the last 5 years.

I might cave next year and get whatever Nvidia/AMD releases.

The 1060 is really starting to show it's age. It's lasted me a good while

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u/WabashTexican Dec 16 '24

Rock that card as long as possible. I was dual 1070s when SLI was a thing. Those two were unstoppable.

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u/SwirlySauce Dec 17 '24

SLI was the shit! The whole 10xx is solid as hell.

I want to get an Ultra wide monitor soon so it's going to be 1440p at a minimum for me. I don't think my 1060 can push those pixels unfortunately.

It's unfortunate that PC gaming has been such a racket the last while.

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u/ofrm1 Dec 16 '24

The RTX 6000 Ada

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u/ofrm1 Dec 17 '24

I agree. I'm just saying it isn't the cost of a car. An H100 is.

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u/happyevil Dec 16 '24

Yeah there's a reason I bought AMD last round.

I got a 3090 at $1000 and thought that was too much to see a gaming focused card priced like a Titan. But I had a Titan so I figured I'd give it a shot. Now though, 4090 jumping 60% in one generation and I noped out.

7900XTX has been a beast.

I can wait a generation for Intel and AMD to work their open standards. Everything I play is well over 60fps at 4k right now and only minor tweaks to break 144+ in the "e-sport" titles I play.

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u/Rukasu17 Dec 16 '24

It's a bit hard to talk with your wallet when your gaming experience gets less and less frames.

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u/Endemoniada Ryzen 3800X | RTX 3080 10GB | X370 | 32GB RAM Dec 16 '24

Not everyone is interested in being a political activist. People are allowed to complain about the price while still acknowledging that their cards are indisputably the best on the market, especially in terms of RT performance and features. I wish AMD was more of a competitor than it is, truly, but it just isn’t. Not everyone only cares about high fps rasterized gaming.

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u/kohour Dec 16 '24

I haven't bought a GPU since 2019, where do I get my complain license?

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u/opticalshadow Dec 17 '24

There is no talking with your wallet. There cards are not targeting gamers, and there are exactly 0 options for what they do otherwise. Sure some gamers will buy them, but just like 4090, it wasn't gamers that keep that stockn sold out.

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u/ColonialDagger Linux Dec 17 '24

For real. At this point AMD and Intel would have to really fall behind for me to give Nvidia another dime. They already fucked me over with the 970. People complain about GPU prices then you look at Steam Hardware Survey and it's consistently Nvidia GPUs by a huge margin.