Nvidia Blackwell (renamed from 5090) reviews

Albuquerque said:
I mean, is that something y'all are interested in seeing more of?

I'll benchmark my 4090 and a 5090 n my i7-3930k if you want, after I get a 5090 :D
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It would be interesting IMO. Don't want to waste your time if it's too much trouble but I bet many modern games will run fine on that CPU if you're good with 30-60fps. My brother is currently playing Cyberpunk on a 3770K. Perfectly playable at medium settings.
 
homerdog said:
I bet many modern games will run fine on that CPU if you're good with 30-60fps
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I was CPU limited on Broadwell-E back on 3080 in 4K.
You could probably play some games on it but there's not a lot of reasons to test it with a 5090 IMO.
From the results we have it looks like even 9800X3D is barely able to keep up even in native 4K.
 
DegustatoR said:
I was CPU limited on Broadwell-E back on 3080 in 4K.
You could probably play some games on it but there's not a lot of reasons to test it with a 5090 IMO.
From the results we have it looks like even 9800X3D is barely able to keep up even in native 4K.
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Oh yea the 6700XT is massively CPU limited by the 3770K in that system. It would purely be a 3930k review in 2025. Which is interesting but it sounds like a lot of work for something so esoteric.
 
DegustatoR said:
From the results we have it looks like even 9800X3D is barely able to keep up even in native 4K.
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Do you have actual source for this thought? All the reviews I've seen have gained what you'd expect from OC (both factory and otherwise), which suggest is not CPU limited on topend consumer CPUs like 9800X3D at 4K
 
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