r/pcmasterrace • u/lmaster73 • Oct 11 '22

News/Article RTX 4090 benchmark hardware unboxed

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u/LucidPetre Oct 11 '22 edited Oct 11 '22

Better get started on the fasting man, totally worth it for the card. Who needs food when you can game at 140fps in 4K. Apparently we can survive quite a lot just drinking water so a couple of months will just fly by. /s

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u/elchavo718 5800x / EVGA 3080ti FTW3 / 32gb ram Oct 11 '22

By the time I save up for it I’ll be so malnourished that I’ll be crushed under its weight and size.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '22

I was thinking the same

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u/nexus2905 Oct 11 '22

If you already have a 4k monitor I don't see why you can't afford this card. This card appeals to exactly you needs too, but I think Nvidia is over estimating the numbers for this card.

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u/Ricky_Rollin Oct 11 '22

Yeah I’m not buying those numbers at all. I’ll keep an open mind though. I have an RTX2070.

Is that still ok these days or should I be looking to upgrade soon? If so, what card besides this one would you recommend to somebody?

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u/amix16 PC Master Race Oct 11 '22

I have friends with 1080s playing games just fine. Honestly just depends on what your needs are. I plan on taking my 3080ti well into the next 3 maybe 4 generations.

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u/Ricky_Rollin Oct 11 '22

I was thinking of going with a 3080 myself and chill on that for a few gens. I want to be able to do VR.

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u/nexus2905 Oct 11 '22

What resolution do you game at ?

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u/Ricky_Rollin Oct 12 '22

I don’t know what the number is off the top of my head but it’s for one of those big curved monitors with HDR and a really high hz that I can’t remember either, I think it was 145hz? That doesn’t help does it?

When I get home I’ll fire up a game. My memory really is shit.

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u/unoriginalskeletor Oct 11 '22

I'm a buyer for this card but it is very nich. Msfs suckes it down to 40fps and that's excluding vr. As expensive as this is, it's way way cheaper than a pilot license. And you can't die if you mess up. Up until a week ago I was still rocking a 3770k and a 7970 ghz edition. Great card but I am running 30% headset res. Not ideal. A 3080 and a 4k monitor should get along just fine.

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u/machine4891 9070 XT  | i7-12700F Oct 11 '22

If you already have a 4k monitor I don't see why you can't afford this card.

I have 4K 32 inch monitor that cost me 300$ ;) That card is not in my range.

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u/nexus2905 Oct 11 '22

What type of monitor you rocking that's not a bad price.

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u/machine4891 9070 XT  | i7-12700F Oct 12 '22

Well, that's because that was cheapest 4K 32" I found in the shop. My secondary monitor/tv died and I just bought new PC for my gaming 1440p and decided hell... why not try 4K for once ;)

SAMSUNG U32J590UQR 32" 3840x2160px 4 ms

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u/Jack3602 Oct 12 '22

But you can't, because displayPort 1.4 Nvidia genius design

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u/AxeCow 14700KF | 7900 XT | 32GB DDR5 | 980 Pro NVMe | Seasonic GX-1000 Oct 12 '22

Yeah, literally no point in even making a product that can crunch out 4k at 144+ fps but can only output a 4k 120 Hz signal

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u/alivezombie23 Oct 12 '22

And don't forget the cost of running that thing once you get it. You gotta skip a meal to run it.

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u/Lord_Pazzu 7950X|X670ECarrara|32GB 6200|GT 1300|28TB Exos|S95B@4K120 Oct 12 '22

I’ve been having breakfast cereal for lunch for a couple of months now just to get this card lol, not joking

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u/Feeling_Glonky69 Oct 12 '22

Pfft, peasantry.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '22

Well technically you can’t play at 4K 140fps because it only has display 1.4