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OP is still dodging my question on purpose. They try to claim Nvidia is lying about their advertising of the gpu, but cannot provide any proof. It is just some kid whining that videogame and computer hardware doesn't work like in their dreams.
Their website claims 8k when you have DLSS 3 on, not native 8k performance.
So that would be consistent with Nvidia not marketing 8k?
You can marketing anything you want, as long as you have the proper disclaimers about the truth of the reality. It's how companies can get away with ads like; "We're #1 in X class." Because they have a disclaimer saying something along the lines of; "according to X journalist"
Not an answer to the question I asked, but at least you answered to something.
I never doubted that the 4090 was overpriced garbage. I'm just saying how they get away with marketing it the way they do.
Look guys, I get what you're saying. I'm not asking how McDonald's can get away with marketing a big juicy thick perfect looking Big Mac and then give you a tiny sloppy ugly sandwich sometimes prepared wrong and still get away with it. I already know how it works. My question in that context would be "are they marketing a big juicy thick perfect looking Big Mac".
My question with Nvidia is NOT "How do they get away with marketing 8k guys?". My question is "are they marketing 8k?". I was looking at your answer/opinion on that.
I don't know were you are finding advertising of it being advertised as an 8K or even 4K card?
I assume you are on the offical website product page:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/40-series/rtx-4090/
"The NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4090 is the ultimate GeForce GPU. It brings an enormous leap in performance, efficiency, and AI-powered graphics. Experience ultra-high performance gaming, incredibly detailed virtual worlds, unprecedented productivity, and new ways to create. It’s powered by the NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture and comes with 24 GB of G6X memory to deliver the ultimate experience for gamers and creators."
NVIDIA Ada Lovelace Architecture
"Ahead of its time, ahead of the game"
New Streaming Multiprocessors
- Up to 2x performance and power efficiency
Fourth-Gen Tensor Cores
- Up to 4x performance with DLSS 3 vs. brute-force rendering
Third-Gen RT Cores
- Up to 2x ray tracing performance
utting-Edge GPUs
NVIDIA Ada Lovelace Architecture
Realistic and Immersive Graphics
- Dedicated Ray Tracing Cores
AI-Accelerated Performance
- NVIDIA DLSS 3
Game-Winning Responsiveness
- NVIDIA Reflex low-latency platform
Built for Live Streaming
- NVIDIA Encoder
AI-Enhanced Voice and Video
- NVIDIA Broadcast
Fast-Track Your Creativity
- NVIDIA Studio
Performance and Reliability
- Game Ready and Studio Drivers
Under performance it shows a comparison of 2-4x more performance with previous generations. That uses 3840x2160 Resolution, Highest Game Settings, DLSS Super Resolution Performance Mode, DLSS Frame Generation on RTX 40 Series, i9-12900K, 32GB RAM, Win 11 x64. All DLSS Frame Generation data and Cyberpunk 2077 with new Ray Tracing: Overdrive Mode based on pre-release builds.
It also shows lower power usage. Average gaming power is measured across 22 games at 4K, 1440p, and 1080p.
Ray Tracing - Hyperrealistic. Hyperfast.
"The Ada architecture unleashes the full glory of ray tracing, which simulates how light behaves in the real world. With the power of RTX 40 Series and third-gen RT Cores, you can experience incredibly detailed virtual worlds like never before."
NVIDIA DLSS 3 - The performance multiplier, powered by AI.
"DLSS is a revolutionary breakthrough in AI-powered graphics that massively boosts performance. Powered by the new fourth-gen Tensor Cores and Optical Flow Accelerator on GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs, DLSS 3 uses AI to create additional high-quality frames."
Where does it say 4K or 8K?
Oh right, are you talking about the max card resolution supported?
Max Display Resolution: 4K at 240Hz or 8K at 60Hz, with DSC
I see no false advertising, just people's false assumptions... I don't have an 8K or 4K with 240Hz, but can confirm it's gotten up to 240 FPS using 4K resolution. The max my 4K monitor refresh is at 120Hz, which it has reached happily.
The moment the 3090 came out, they started marketing 8k. Then they started doubling down on it with the 4090.
Scroll about 70% of the way down on the 4090 page to the "Additional Features and Benefits" section. Also, https://youtu.be/51oCaaMCpnQ?t=35 official 4090 Youtube ad if I'm not mistaken. "8k60 game recording" is right there on the screen. Sure it does specify recording and not gaming so I would accept some arguments against this being 8k gaming marketing, but I still think they knew well what they were doing. Especially since 4k is nowhere to be found. You do have a point they're not promoting it as a 4k card only because they're marketing it more as a 8k card, but like I was implying before, if it's an 8k card then it is as 4k card.