But not as good as incubation pants.
Looks like 50% more than the first to me.
Digital Foundry looked at the latest FSR update in God of War, vs DLSS.
Spoilers
The main challenge facing AMD is in addressing disocclusion issues - quickly revealing previously hidden imagery causes a noticeable fizzling effect that DLSS doesnât suffer from. Transparent elements, especially water, also see a smearing of detail that isnât quite right. Sub-pixel detail from foliage and hair also has trouble achieving an effective resolve.
âŚif youâre using an RTX card, Nvidiaâs technique is still the way to go: it runs a touch faster than FSR 2.0 and addresses many of the issues AMD has still to address, providing an image thatâs generally of a higher quality level - and can even give native resolution rendering a run for its money in some scenarios. However, for non-RTX cards (remember, thereâs still many GTX GPUs out there) and for AMD cards, FSR 2.0 works well and can only get better.
jpinard
10523
Does it make sense to get a 3090 TI with the 4080/4090 right around the corner?
The 3090 Ti is an absolutely ridiculous, $2,000 card, and you do not need it unless you need 24GB of VRAM for creative work.
Qmanol
10525
Hell, I refuse to buy anything above a 3070 due to the ridiculous power draw. Iâm waiting to see what will come first - a price Iâm willing to pay for the 3070, or new cards that might be more efficient in FPS/watt than the previous ones. (or my 1060 could die)
Once I get the fusion bottle installed (friend had an old BattleMech he didnât need, so I bought the core), I might be able to buy a new video card!
IMHO, the 3090 TI never made sense; itâs a new flagship from a generation thatâs getting ready to be put into drydock.
Aceris
10528
Debateably it makes sense as an alternative to an A5000 :)
jpinard
10529
Just wanted to say I wasnât asking for myself, it just seemed crazy to me that anyone would even consider that card with the 4000 series right around the corner, even if one was doing creative work. So I was wondering if there was something else I was missing about this, because I donât even know why NVidia is releasing it.
schurem
10530
The 3090ti is a whaling expedition. And probably fairly successful at that.
I guess maybe? I usually think of the A-series as being in farms, and no farm would want a 3090âs heat and power draw. But youâre right; could be perfectly cromulent for individual applications for someone who NEEDS that extra 5% or whatever.
Huh; Chrome no longer flags âcromulentâ as a typo. Seinfeld, what have you done?
Nvidia internal top secret image.
Aceris
10533
No doubt, but there are a lot of them in workstations, and you get more performance for less money going with a consumer card.
But yeah, itâs totally a whaling expedition. Kind of my point was that the only people this makes sense for are not actually the target market at all.
I suspect that youâre going to be disappointed. Cores DO get more efficient at smaller process nodes, but those efficiency gains are being used to squash more cores on a card or die. And so the overall power envelope of the whole package keeps growing by generation.
abrandt
10535
Isnât the 3090ti the fully enabled version of whatever the top chip is from the 3000 series? If so, it makes sense as a thing that they can only release when the yields are good enough for the generation that they have enough chips available to release as a thing.
Hopefully we can look further down the product stack.
Holy shit this is 90⏠cheaper than what I had seen before
And a bold blower design too :)
