החרטוט של NVIDIA !

Summary

In this video, the host discusses NVIDIA's announcement at CES 2025, particularly focusing on the launch of their new RTX 5000 series graphics cards, including the RTX 5090. Key improvements include more CUDA cores, Tensor cores for AI tasks, and a significant jump in memory bandwidth. The host delves into the technicalities of DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology, contrasting it with AMD's offerings. He critiques some of the marketing hype around the 5070's power, expressing skepticism about its claimed performance, while anticipating future comparisons as the new cards hit the market.

Takeaways

• 😀 Nvidia's new RTX 5000 series graphics cards have been announced, offering significant improvements in performance and technology.
• 😀 The RTX 5090 features 21,000 CUDA cores, 32GB of GDDR7 memory, and a memory bandwidth of 1792-bit, positioning it as a powerhouse in the market.
• 😀 Prices for the new RTX 5000 cards are higher than previous models, with the RTX 5090 priced at $2,000 and the RTX 5080 at $1,000.
• 😀 Despite the higher prices, the new 5000 series is still less expensive than the rumored $2,500 price tag for the RTX 5090 before its release.
• 😀 The RTX 5090 and 5080 cards are expected to hit stores globally by the end of January, with the 5070 and 5070 Ti arriving in February or March.
• 😀 Nvidia's marketing suggests that the 5070 will match the performance of the RTX 4090, but this claim is seen as misleading by the presenter.
• 😀 DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology plays a key role in the performance of the RTX cards, with the RTX 4000 series supporting DLSS 3, which introduces 'Frame Generation' to improve frame rates.
• 😀 The DLSS 4 technology introduced in the RTX 5000 series promises up to double the frame rates by generating additional 'artificial' frames using AI, although the presenter is skeptical about its practical effectiveness.
• 😀 The presenter expresses frustration with the marketing hype, stating that comparing artificial frames to native rendering creates unrealistic expectations.
• 😀 While the RTX 5090 offers a 20-30% performance improvement over the RTX 4090 in certain scenarios, the overall improvements might not justify the higher price for many gamers, especially those who don't use DLSS or ray tracing.

Q & A

What are the key features of the new NVIDIA RTX 5000 series GPUs?

The RTX 5000 series GPUs, including the 5090, 5080, and 5070, offer significant hardware upgrades with more CUDA cores, tensor cores, and increased memory bandwidth. These improvements enhance their performance in gaming and AI workloads, providing up to 2x frame rate increases with DLSS 3 technology.

What is DLSS, and how has it evolved in the RTX 5000 series?

DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) is a technology that improves frame rates and visual fidelity by generating frames using AI. It has evolved from DLSS 1 to DLSS 2 and now to DLSS 3 in the RTX 5000 series, which offers frame generation for up to 2x the frame rate in compatible games.

How does DLSS 3 differ from previous versions, and what concerns does the speaker raise about it?

DLSS 3 differs from its predecessors by introducing 'frame generation,' where additional frames are artificially created. While it increases frame rates, the speaker raises concerns about visual artifacts and reduced realism in games, questioning whether the technology is beneficial for all users.

What is the price range for the RTX 5090 and 5080, and how do these prices compare to previous generations?

The RTX 5090 is priced at around $2,000, and the RTX 5080 costs approximately $1,000. These prices are considerably higher than previous generations, which raises concerns about the value proposition given the performance gains in certain scenarios.

What does the speaker think about the performance improvements offered by the RTX 5090?

While the RTX 5090 offers substantial performance improvements, particularly in AI and content creation workloads, the speaker argues that the increase does not justify the high $2,000 price tag for most consumers, especially gamers.

How does the RTX 5070 compare to the 4090, according to the speaker?

The RTX 5070 is marketed as a competitor to the RTX 4090, but the speaker points out that early benchmarks show it only offers marginal improvements over its predecessors, making the 5070 seem like a less appealing option at its price point.

What impact does the launch of the RTX 5000 series have on gamers in terms of value?

For gamers, the RTX 5000 series may not provide the best value, as the speaker suggests that the performance boosts may be more relevant to content creators and AI-focused applications, rather than typical gaming use, making the high prices hard to justify.

What does the speaker think about NVIDIA's marketing strategy for the RTX 5000 series?

The speaker is critical of NVIDIA's marketing strategy, suggesting that the company is heavily promoting features like DLSS 3 and performance increases without sufficiently addressing potential drawbacks, such as visual artifacts, and the high prices relative to actual consumer needs.

Why does the speaker believe that the RTX 5070 might not be a good choice for most consumers?

The speaker believes the RTX 5070 may not be a good choice because, despite being marketed as a competitor to the RTX 4090, it offers only minimal improvements over earlier models and may not provide significant value to consumers looking for the best performance for their money.

How does the speaker feel about the trend of GPU prices increasing with each new generation?

The speaker is frustrated by the trend of increasing GPU prices, arguing that while performance has improved, it doesn't always match the higher price tags. The speaker suggests that consumers may be paying a premium for marginal improvements and marketing hype rather than true value.