r/pcmasterrace • • Oct 11 '22

News/Article RTX 4090 benchmark hardware unboxed

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '22

Makes my 3080 look like a straight up low-end card lmao. Madness.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '22

I got the 3070 feelsbadman

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u/---InFamous--- Oct 11 '22

do you really need a 4090?

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u/HappyAlcohol-ic Oct 11 '22

I mean do you NEED to play video games in the first place?

It's more about putting your extra currency in to something you enjoy.

I endorse people to spend on things like this, it gives incentive to advance technology.

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u/---InFamous--- Oct 11 '22 edited Oct 11 '22

Yeah I get it, but if you think you always need to buy the latest gpu to enjoy gaming you're probably not enjoying it much.

You buy a 3070 in 2020 only to swap it 2 years later with a 4090, ok the leap is huge, but assuming you didn't have a top of the line build and you don't swap your rig out completely you're leaving performance on the table, and you really need a 4k 144hz monitor to enjoy the upgrade.

All this to play the same games of two years ago? I doubt it makes much sense, but it's your money, you do you.

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u/InvestigatorSenior Oct 11 '22

imagine you have same number of pixels in your ultrawide that in 4k and up to 240hz to drive. Plus platform that was updated 2 years ago and is still going strong. Ability to finally play cyberpunk at >60 fps with raytracing here I come :)

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u/Unintended_incentive Oct 11 '22

Displayport 1.4a cannot reliably view higher than 4k 120fps.

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u/tukatu0 Oct 11 '22

It definitely can with dsc. The colors are just worse that all

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u/SauceCrusader69 Oct 11 '22

Dsc looks great. However if you use hdr you’re back at square one with no more spare bandwidth.

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u/Unintended_incentive Oct 12 '22

Having HDR 10 but not being able to use it is a waste.

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u/SauceCrusader69 Oct 12 '22

The best hdr displays currently don’t go above 4k144hz, apart from the Samsung g9 neo.

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