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 No.110066372
 No.110066372 Archived
When will Nvidia start marketing their 90 class cards for workstation only? Like when they called them "Titan" ?
They may as well just go from 80 class straight to ada/blackwell
Expecting the common consumer to pay over 2k let alone 10k for a stupid gpu is comical
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Anonymous
 No.110067091
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>>110066372
>the common consumer
the market for the RTX 5090 is 0.01% of PC users, there's nothing common about it at all.
Nvidias top end card has always been this elitist, what are you smoking?
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Anonymous
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 No.110067298
5060/5060 Ti should be good enough for most consumers.
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Anonymous
 No.110067327
 No.110067327
I've always seen the xx90 cards as an intermediate between consumer cards and pro cards. No gamer needs 32GB VRAM for games in 2026; it's overkill for that. I think it's optimal for creators who are up and coming but aren't yet financially ready for RTX PRO GPUs.
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