r/hardware • u/diabetic_debate • Jan 20 '25

Video Review [der8auer] - RTX 5090 - Not Even Here and People are Already Disappointed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAceREYg-Qc
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u/savage_slurpie Jan 20 '25

The big leaps are all happening in the software suites now.

DLSS is absolutely game-changing technology for rendering.

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u/ayoblub Jan 21 '25

And absolutely irrelevant for digital content creation.

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u/Famous_Wolverine3203 Jan 21 '25

Depends on what digital content creation means.

Integration with DLSS offers way more performance in engines like Unreal which are used for “digital content creation”.

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u/ayoblub Jan 21 '25

You can’t integrate it into maya, daVinci, render engines. All that matters there is raw performance and that is pitifully little. For the 80 class I do not expect more than 10% in over two years.

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u/torvi97 Jan 20 '25

...that makes games look like shit. I don't understand how people praise it so often. Yeah it gives you frames but there's ghosting everywhere. It becomes even more pronounced the bigger your monitor is.

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u/UkrainevsRussia2014 Jan 21 '25

At 4K quality its identical if not better than native and its basically required if you want to use RT.

No, it's not even close to "native quality", it's a better version of TAA, which looks like dogshit in the first place. People up here acting like frame gen and upscaling is groundbreaking technology, it's been in use for decades.

RT is never going to be a mainstream feature, to do it properly it would take multiple GPU's running for hours to run a single frame. Dogshit Nvidia gimpworks products they peddle and idiots swallow it whole.

I see TAA, FSR, or DLSS, I turn that shit off. There is a reason games look like absolute ass these days.

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u/UkrainevsRussia2014 Jan 21 '25

If you don’t have TAA, what are you using for antialiasing? MSAA? It’s very demanding and you are sacrificing a lot of performance. DLSS and especially DLAA doesn’t have that issue. And MSAA isn’t even a feature on many modern titles.

I Turn AA off is SMAA or MSAA is not available. Because I don't want vaseline smeared on my screen and pretend a blurry image looks good.

DLSS is comparable at 4K quality

This is one of the most annoying videos I've ever seen. Yes it may look slightly better than TAA if you zoom in, i already said this, it still looks like absolute dog shit though. You move the camera, which is 99% of the time, and it looks like a blurry mess.

Yea on TVs, but they came at the expense ghosting and heavy input lag

And it still has ghosting and input lag, am I arguing with a bot right now?

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u/Diplomatic-Immunity2 Jan 21 '25

But it’s look better and better each iteration. There seems to be more potential gains in the future with this type of technological advancement that ever shrinking chips.