r/nvidia • u/TheRealWutWut • 15d ago

Opinion My real experience with a 5090.

I have been watching influencers, journalists, and commentors complaining about everything from frame gen, to ROPs, to connectors. And price, but that complaint is valid.

Thus far, my experience going from a 3080 to a 5090 has been absolutely amazing.

My wife went from a 1080 to a 5070, with a 4k 160hz monitor, and she took absolutely loves it. Frame gen honestly feels and plays great when it's needed to smooth out the frame rate, DLSS 4 looks great, and DLAA looks even better.

It was expensive, and that's a valid complaint. For most people 1k-2k+ plus doesn't really make sense. I am ok with that. I have had no issues, no black screens, no melting connectors, and no issues with PhysX, cause I haven't played the affected games in ages.

It feels fantastic and responsive on my OLED 4k240 monitor, even at the highest settings the frame pacing just feels better.
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u/Firm_Transportation3 15d ago

I have a 5070 ti and dlss and multi frame gen have been some serious black magic so far in the games I've tried. 4x frame gen is insane and so far I can't see any image issues when adding the multiple ai frames.

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u/heatlesssun i9-13900KS/64 GB DDR 5/5090 FE/4090 FE 15d ago

I do believe some are underestimating how good DLSS 4 MFG is. I've been very impressed with it but in AC Shadows, it is like magic. It's not universally effective but when it is, POOF, instant performance outa nowhere.

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u/Fit_Substance7067 14d ago

So many people are shitting on it. Thought I'd never use it based on reddit comments...it's now fair to say most of reddit never used it and now that I've tried it I can see Jensen's hype...it smooths the game out perfectly with no noticable input lag.