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Quote from: or this on Today at 08:36:50same chips that are used in the desktop consumer cards, are selling in workstation cards for a much higher price
and here is today's news for it, only saw it now:
Quote from: videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-reportedly-discontinuing-rtx-5090-gb202-gpus-to-be-reserved-for-rtx-pro-seriesNVIDIA reportedly discontinuing RTX 5090, GB202 GPUs to be reserved for RTX PRO series
NVIDIA rumored to end RTX 5090 production and replace RTX 5080 16GB with 24GB model
personally i think this is fine because of:
5090: 575W/32GB = 18 TDP Watt per GB
5080: 360W/24GB = 15 TDP Watt per GB (-16.67%)
(5060 Ti 16G: 180W/16GB = 11.25 TDP Watt per GB (-37%))
but i wish it was a 5070 Ti (Super) 24 GB, because it has a lower TDP (yes, but also lower performance)
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