New rumors about NVIDIA graphics cards: RTX 5090 and TITAN AI promise significant performance gains over the RTX 4090. The RTX 50xx series is expected to be announced no earlier than CES 2025.
The Future of NVIDIA Graphics Cards
Impressive Specs of the RTX 5090
According to unconfirmed reports, the upcoming NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card may surpass its predecessor RTX 4090 by as much as 48% in performance. This information came from the RedGamingTech YouTube channel, which also reports the development of an even more powerful model - RTX TITAN AI.
Mysterious TITAN AI
According to the same sources, TITAN AI may be 63% faster than the RTX 4090. Well-known insider kopite7kimi does not refute this data, but expresses doubts about TITAN entering the market. It recalls the situation with the failed TITAN video card of the Ada Lovelace family, which had problems with power consumption.
Evolution of the TITAN series
Initially aimed at gamers, the TITAN line has over time become attractive to content creators due to its high performance and large storage capacity. With the growing popularity of generative AI tools, the new TITAN could find application among professionals in this field.
RTX 50xx Release Date
According to kopite7kimi, the announcement of the RTX 50xx series may take place at CES 2025 in early January. However, the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 video cards themselves may appear on sale only 1-2 months after the presentation. Some sources suggest the possibility of an announcement before the end of 2024 with a subsequent release in 2025.
Price expectations
Experts suggest that the cost The RTX 5090 could reach $2,000, while the TITAN AI could set buyers back $3,000. Despite the high price, enthusiasts may be interested in TITAN AI due to its 14% performance advantage over the RTX 5090.
Glossary
- NVIDIA is an American company, one of the largest developers of graphics processors and platforms for computing
- GeForce RTX - a line of gaming video cards from NVIDIA with support for ray tracing
- TITAN - a series of high-performance NVIDIA video cards for professional use
- CES - Consumer Electronics Show, the annual exhibition of consumer electronics in Las Vegas
- Ada Lovelace - code name for GPU architecture NVIDIA
Links
- https://t.co/tno7k0tiFu
- https://twitter.com/OC3D/status/ 1815658030932926800?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
- https://twitter.com/kopite7kimi/status/1815314518656118837?ref_src =twsrc%5Etfw
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- OC3D
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Insiders are reporting an impressive 48% performance boost for the NVIDIA RTX 5090 compared to the RTX 4090. Additionally, there are rumors of a super-powerful TITAN AI graphics card being developed that could be 63% faster than the RTX 4090.
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Luca
Wow, 48% performance boost for the RTX 5090? This is simply incredible! 🤯 I wonder what games will be able to use such power?
Amelie
Luca, yes, that sounds impressive! But I'm more intrigued by TITAN AI. 63% faster than 4090? This is some kind of monster! 😱 Although the price is $3000... This is already beyond reasonable, as for me.
Hans
Amelie, I agree, the price is space. But for professionals working with AI, it may be worth it. Imagine how much faster rendering or neural network training will be! 🚀
Sofia
But I’m wondering, isn’t this too much? Do we really need that kind of power? Maybe we should focus on optimizing existing technologies? 🤔
Guillermo
Guys, have you noticed that the release may be delayed until CES 2025? That's another six months to wait! 😩 Although, maybe by then games will catch up to such power.
Viktor
This is all nonsense. Again marketing ploys to siphon money out of pockets. My old video camera will last for years. There is no point in chasing fashion and spending thousands on some percentage of productivity.
Luca
Viktor, I understand your skepticism, but progress cannot be stopped. These cards are not for everyone, but they are moving the industry forward. Imagine the possibilities this opens up for AI and virtual reality! 🌟
Amelie
And here’s what I thought - maybe NVIDIA is deliberately leaking this information to stir up interest? 🤔 Although if this is true, then AMD will have to work hard to compete.