my 3090 can bring my old corsair ax860 kick in the protection mode and shutdown even when the gpu running 340-350 watts in game. now my ax1200 has zero issues even when fully loaded 420watts

asus vg27aqml1a

installed and played a bit on valorant, fuh i can be more confident dueling with higher rank ppl now, panning is so clear

This post has been edited by terradrive: Oct 25 2023, 06:40 PM

choose quality for the best quality for DLSS. It'll still have upscaling and will look a little bit blurry but if a scene have have edges like many trees and leafs it'll look way better than traditional AA techniques because it kills off the AA shimmering.

If the game have DLAA, choose that over DLSS since it still have the nicest AA like DLSS but it runs at native resolution so there won't be blurriness issues

What's your current card that you need to upgrade to 4070 or 4070 super?

very close to new ryzen 9000 series, intel arrow lake, rtx5000 series and amd new radeon, really urgent want new pc now ka

well rumor has that the new amd zen 5 won't be faster than 7000series x3d in gaming but close, there will be x3d cpus for tthe zen 5 too. iinm zen 5 will be on am5 and if you can't wait you can get am5 now and upgrade the cpu later.

gpu, well new nvidia and radeon will definitely be faster than current gpus lol, just that got rumor this year will only have rtx5090 and maybe rtx5080 too.

yupp this

maybe can get cheaper second hand rtx4080 although kinda overkill for 1080p lol

well nvidia malaysia did set the msrp of 4080 super in malaysia as rm5400

price in usa shown is without tax because they will apply the VAT according to which state you are in usa

4080 super is $999 base

manufacturer may charge like $50 more for custom models

then add in 10% sales tax, it's right around those price ballpark also

you should be complaining about how rtx4080 was launched at $1199 before vs rtx3080 at $699 instead of the myr exchange rates and sales tax

the current discount doesn't matter much at the end of product lifecycle when they starts to clear inventories

This post has been edited by terradrive: Jun 29 2024, 12:33 PM

16 pin power it's using is 12vhpwr or new one?

oh they using the newer ones.

btw nvidia website have the official benchmark graphs out

2x faster claim is multiframe gen on 50 series vs single frame gen on 40 series. but one game plague tale requiem are tested on single frame gen dlss 3 on 40 and 50 series. For this:
5090 40% faster than 4090
5080 30-35% faster than 4080
the rest around that also

so technically the 4090 equivalent is 5080 but yhe multi frame generation need to see in action if usable or not.

How much second hand 4080 will go for after 50 series selling in shops?
hahhah

so big markup from base rm5190.

last time it was really different days, I got my rtx3070 at the base msrp of rm2399

16GB is too low really for 2025 gaming and beyond for high end GPU category like the 5080. No need to even talk about 2025 and in the last few years of gaming I've already seen over 16GB of VRAM usage on few games, and I'm on 1440p and not 4k.

16GB GPUs will face huge issues when playstation 6 drops and newer games uses way more VRAM that time.

This post has been edited by terradrive: Feb 1 2025, 01:44 PM

You point probably applies for mid range GPUs since they need to cut the VRAM size to cut cost

We're talking about 1000usd gpu here, we already had 24GB consumer GPUs almost 4 and half years ago, it should have 20-24GB for that price range.

Whether game is optimized or not that's a totally different issue. The issue now is we aren't getting the money worth for current iteration of 80 series. Did you forgot RTX3080 only has 10GB and RTX4080 bumped it to 16GB?

this rtx5080 is the exact thing nvidia tried to label the previous 4070ti as 4080 and sell at premium but cancelled in the last minute because of the backlash, but it succeeded this time. the rtx5080 should had been rtx5070ti at 800usd or less and the 5070ti should had been the original 5070. Nobody will complain much if it is prices at 800usd and below.

This post has been edited by terradrive: Feb 1 2025, 03:21 PM

It is relevant because it is not prosumer card, it is consumer card

Since when I'm talking about rtx5090 memory size? It got good enough performance and memory size bump up for the bump in price, although not generationally good. But your point here is totally irrelevant to 5080's small vram issue

16GB 4080 is still a bump of vram vs 3080ti's 12GB.

Again, we're talking about 5080 with the 16GB, not 5090

Why you defending the expensive 5080 16GB which in reality is a 5070ti in disguise? Your argument is exactly the same as defending quad core i7 7700k that "no gamers need more than quad core anywayz, if a game needs more it is unoptimized"

We want more money worth, turns out 5080 is not it, in a very big way.

This post has been edited by terradrive: Feb 1 2025, 06:55 PM

At first I thought I only need to skip 1 generation, but now can skip 2 generation already.

5070ti pricing is more realistic for that category

so does the 2080ti's pricing, and didn't even offer quadro level memory size

You're the one kept talking about 5090 when I was talking about 5080, talk about taichi'ing
My frustrating is more of your attitude of "gamers do not need more than 16GB VRAM" which is the exact same meaning as "Shut up and eat what I gave you and don't complain".

You were disappointed with 5080 because it didn't give enough performance uplift, I'm disappointed with 5080 because the VRAM size is being cheaped out and not even bumped to 20GB or 24GB which for me is more important for future games. You can argue about how unoptimized the current games are but in reality we will need 20-24GB after few years time. Not everyone have money to buy new GPU on every new GPU launch.

AMD already gave 20GB memory size on 7900XT for 899usd in 2022. 5080 has way more performance than 7900XT but it has smaller 16GB VRAM to even fit much high resolution textures on future games especially multiple layers of hi resolution base color maps, normal maps and specular maps when path tracing are getting more popular in future games.

This post has been edited by terradrive: Feb 2 2025, 12:01 PM