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Nothing with wrong with DLSS. It's not a system for dirty casuals. It's crappy at 1080P sure, but at 4K DLSS is great.
Well that's not true. You might need to step out of your purist/elitist echo chamber. I think DLSS is great, certainly better than a poke in the eye. And no one can say anything to make me feel bad about that.
Sure, under very specific criteria there may not be much difference. And if you already have a decent GPU it might not be attractive for you. Not everyone is running a 40 series card though.
Not everyone is against DLSS and frame generation, and it seems like Nvidia is leaning into that. Which means you're not the target demographic. Buy an AMD card I guess.
Is a 4060 40% faster than a 3060? Regardless performance games from one generation to the next vary quite a lot and if that's the only way you evaluate value or success or whatever then sure, you're right. It may not be the only way to do things.
There are improvements, and arbitrarily disqualifying the areas of improvement because you have some kind of prejudice is fine for you, but it doesn't make your opinions objective fact.
So buy an AMD card or wait for the 60 series.
Sometimes a generation of hardware is mediocre, Nvidia's 5x00 from 2003 was quite the stinker too. Maybe the 5xxx series is cursed!
There's nothing wrong with comparing DLSS performance. That's the thing they improved drastically, so why wouldn't they highlight those improvements?
Yeah, this is going to be contentious for a while yet. But it's not going away and eventually people will stop caring for lots of reasons.
(which was massive and is why alot of people still use 10 series cards)
most generations are going to be 10-20% with some outliers from time to time.
- NVIDIA is using tsmc 4nm which is 5nm but with benefits
- They have no competition
- Ada Lovelace was/is terrible (except for the 4090)
I envy your boundless optimism if you sincerely believed NVIDIA would deliver great generational uplift compared to Ada. We have to come to terms with the fact that the days of Pascal and Turing are behind us.
Now it will all be about AI and negligible generational improvements unless there is competition which I hope will be the case in 2026 when AMD introduces udna
so your saying a 770 had a 60% gain over a 680 when they used the same GPU core.....sure buddy.......
Tell me you've not used it without telling me you've not tried it...
Oh well, enjoy your existing card, I like the tech, it works great and gives a great experience overall.
680 was close to a 770
https://technical.city/en/video/GeForce-GTX-770-vs-GeForce-GTX-680
770 may have more features and can run some games the 680 cant
https://www.hwcompare.com/14636/geforce-gtx-680-vs-geforce-gtx-770/
but wait for actual reviews to see if the 5060 is close to a 4070
or 5070 is close to a 4080
or 5080 is close to a 4090
but its often not worth upgrading to a newer gen lower tier gpu unless you need the features
Edit: If they are so bad them maybe get the lossless scaling app for about $6 US. It does basic upscaling and frame generation. I doubt as good as dlss 4, but there you go.
and trusting analysis from reddit users?
wait for actual reviewers to compare the gpus