Question NVIDIA 5000 series?

[Fatblabs]

Hi guys, I was wondering what size process the nvidia 5000 series be? will it be 3nm or 2nm? I am planning to deck out on a high budget build with a high end 5000 series gpu and with any people with some serious knowledge about the leaks so far, which card should i upgrade to for 1440p 240hz overkill gaming and game development?

 

[Order 66]

Hi guys, I was wondering what size process the nvidia 5000 series be? will it be 3nm or 2nm? I am planning to deck out on a high budget build with a high end 5000 series gpu and with any people with some serious knowledge about the leaks so far, which card should i upgrade to for 1440p 240hz overkill gaming and game development?

Hard to say considering the cards aren’t released yet, however according to some rumors, the 5090 could have a 512 bit memory bus and 32GB of (potentially) GDDR7.

 

[Zerk2012]

Hi guys, I was wondering what size process the nvidia 5000 series be? will it be 3nm or 2nm? I am planning to deck out on a high budget build with a high end 5000 series gpu and with any people with some serious knowledge about the leaks so far, which card should i upgrade to for 1440p 240hz overkill gaming and game development?

Your not going to find any information other than speculation. = whatever you can find on it = absolutely 0.

Even the few people that gets a sample after it's made are in a NDA and can't give any information/benchmarks till it's released.

For your "DECK OUT HIGH END GAMING BUILD" You can get to a price point that makes no since to go over.

Say you have a 3K build you can add a bunch more cost and get very little performance increase.

Chasing the latest and greatest = you loose a bunch of money for almost nothing their always something just a bit better for a bunch more $ that is just a bit better just around the corner.

EDIT I don't think you will even be able to buy any video card in the next generation (or 2) that will give 240 FPS in all games maxed out even @2k resolution. First your CPU has to be able to put out the 240 FPS in the game.

 

[NickyB]

5090 is gonna be 2k or more. You heard it here first!

Pop goes the weasel cause the weasel goes pop.....I'm gunna get my muney!

 

[Order 66]

5090 is gonna be 2k or more. You heard it here first!

Pop goes the weasel cause the weasel goes pop.....I'm gunna get my muney!

5090 might be 2k the 5090ti/titan might be be 2.5k

 

[Fatblabs]

Your not going to find any information other than speculation. = whatever you can find on it = absolutely 0.

Even the few people that gets a sample after it's made are in a NDA and can't give any information/benchmarks till it's released.

For your "DECK OUT HIGH END GAMING BUILD" You can get to a price point that makes no since to go over.

Say you have a 3K build you can add a bunch more cost and get very little performance increase.

Chasing the latest and greatest = you loose a bunch of money for almost nothing their always something just a bit better for a bunch more $ that is just a bit better just around the corner.

EDIT I don't think you will even be able to buy any video card in the next generation (or 2) that will give 240 FPS in all games maxed out even @2k resolution. First your CPU has to be able to put out the 240 FPS in the game.

i was thinking of like the 80 series