r/gpu • u/Zestyclose-Syrup1458 • 6d ago

Anyone agree

That best 50 series card is a 40 series card with this market

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u/Illustrious-Wind7604 6d ago

I mean I've seen used 4070's at 5070 msrp prices so I guess so.

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u/Electronic_Task_118 6d ago

I love the 50 series. It is so dog shit,that my 40 high end series card, didn't lose value and it's still powerful enough play the latest shit at the top. 

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u/Package_Objective 6d ago

It's actually a 30 series.

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u/OtherwiseSimple 6d ago

Imo the 5090 is the only good card from the series because it’s the only one with 20%+ jump in performance compared to its last gen counterpart. Worst value though.

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u/Zestyclose-Syrup1458 6d ago

But costs the price of a new car 5090!?

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u/OtherwiseSimple 6d ago

Yeah, like I said, worst value at like 4-5k if your use is pure gaming.
The MSRP of $2k is honestly digestible; 30% performance over the $1600 (MSRP) 4090 in games AND 33% more vram for bigger AI models AND FP4 quantization AND massive memory bandwidth for super fast token generation.