All I need to see is the leak was by mlid (mores law is dead) and you know it is completely made up why do these people keep reporting his stuff it almost never correct unless he gets lucky. Guess it's the headlines that get views I fell for it..  :/

Quote from: man_daddio on December 31, 2023, 00:49:13The RTX 4090 was and is still a great bargain (@$1600)for what you get as compared to lower tier GPUs.

No. For typical benchmarks, 4090 = 2.1 x 4070. Prices, however, are $1600 = 2.67 x $600.

Quote from: man_daddio on December 31, 2023, 00:49:13The RTX 4090 was and is still a great bargain (@$1600)for what you get as compared to lower tier GPUs.

Given this logic the 4090 is supposed to be priced at around $473,052 because it is roughly 948 times faster than the GeForce FX 5900 Ultra (the 4090 of 2003) which was priced at $499 at its launch.

Whatever the outcome NVIDIA won't disappoint with their flagship GPU.

The RTX 4090 was and is still a great bargain (@$1600)for what you get as compared to lower tier GPUs.
Yeah the 7800xt is a good deal but it doesn't even come close to the top tier performance so comparing ppp is irrelevant unless AMD brings a head to head competitor.

And Nvidia will probably charge $4000 for it.

"RTX 5090 (GB202) will have 192 SMs, 36 GB of 36 Gbps memory, and a 384-bit bus."

This information becomes useful only in comparison to the RTX 4090 with 128 SM, 24 GB VRAM, 21 Gbps, 384b. So the RTX 5090 might have

+50% SM
+50% VRAM
+71% Gbps
+00% b

The interesting aspects will be, of course, price, TDP, changes to the lower tier GPUs, their prices and their TDPs. Not to mention availability and VRAM technology (such as HBM3).

+50% SM at - as promised - significantly increased efficiency from 4nm to 3nm is, however, unrealistic.