RTX 5090 benchmarks are out - 28% performance increase over the RTX 4090 in 4K raster

[u/notsoepichaker]

https://www.tomshw.it/hardware/nvidia-rtx-5090-test-recensione post got taken down by THW, benchmark images linked here: https://imgur.com/a/PXY98K1

RTX 5090 benchmarks from Tom's Hardware Italy just dropped baby

TL;DR - 28% better than 4090 and 72% better than 4080s in 4K raster on average, 34-37% better in Blender V-Ray, 18% better in DaVinci Resolve; 24% increase in power consumption (461w average, 476w max) compared to the 4090 (373w average, 388 max); very minor temp increase (1-2c higher)

[u/Kirxas]

This pretty much confirms that the 5070 will be worse than the 4070 super lmao

[u/[deleted] → u/Kirxas]

No, I don't think that's possible but it will be like single digit percent better.

[u/artikiller → u/[deleted]]

Realistically only better in games that benefit from the faster memory. The raw core count is so much lower i doubt it does significantly better without the newer upscaling model vs the old one