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The video discusses upcoming GPUs, including the RTX 590 and rumored RTX 5090 TI. The RTX 590 is expected to offer significant performance improvements over the RTX 490, with a higher base clock and increased ray tracing performance. The RTX 5090 TI may feature a substantial 2.5 times increase in ray tracing performance and improved non-ray tracing performance. The discussion extends to potential impacts on lower-tier RTX cards like the 5080, 5070, and 5060. Viewers are prompted to consider Nvidia's pricing strategy for these new GPUs, teasing the possibility of powerful GPUs with significant performance upgrades.
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In this part of the video, more information about the upcoming RTX 590 GPU is discussed. The potential specs suggest a significant performance increase compared to the RTX 490, with a base clock of 2.9 GHz which is 30% higher. The full RTX 590 die is rumored to have 192 SMS, a 50% increase compared to the RTX 490, possibly making it 1.95 times faster on paper. Additionally, there may be a 30% improvement in ray tracing performance per core on the RTX 590. The video teases the possibility of extremely powerful GPUs with significant performance improvements.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the potential performance improvements of the rumored RTX 5090 TI compared to the RTX 490. The RTX 5090 TI is expected to offer significant gains, with a possible 2.5 times increase in ray tracing performance. The initial RTX 5090 release may have slightly fewer streaming multiprocessors than full die configurations, potentially resulting in a 70% increase in non-ray tracing performance over the RTX 490. The video concludes by speculating on how these performance upgrades may impact the lower-tier RTX cards like the 5080, 5070, and 5060. The discussion prompts viewers to share their thoughts on the potential pricing strategy of Nvidia for these new GPUs.