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The "Fake Frames" Debate: Can Nvidia’s RTX 5070 Really Deliver RTX 4090 Performance?
In a recent announcement, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang claimed that the upcoming RTX 5070 can deliver RTX 4090 performance at a significantly lower price point. But can it really?
What’s the Claim?
According to Nvidia, the RTX 5070 can deliver the same level of performance as the RTX 4090, a $1,5999 GPU, at a much lower price point of $549. This is made possible by the latest generation of DLSS, or Deep Learning Super Sampling, which is said to generate up to three additional frames per every traditionally rendered frame. This means that the RTX 5070 can reach frame rates up to 8x higher than traditional rendering methods.
How Does it Work?
DLSS 4 uses a new transformer model, which is 40% faster and uses 30% less VRAM than its predecessor. This allows it to generate additional frames without introducing significant latency.
The "Fake Frames" Debate
However, some PC gamers have long argued that this technique, which Nvidia introduced with DLSS 3, is simply "fake frames" and not reflective of the true performance of GPUs that have been using rasterization for decades.
What’s the Verdict?
According to Nvidia, the latency added by DLSS 4 is very small, and the technology can deliver significant performance boosts without compromising on image quality. However, some gamers may still notice input latency, especially in games where frame rates are low.
The Future of PC Gaming
While some may not like "fake frames," it’s clear that AI-powered rendering techniques like DLSS 4 are here to stay. Sony and AMD are already working on similar technologies, and PC gamers can expect to see more of these innovations in the future.
Key Points:
- Nvidia’s RTX 5070 can deliver RTX 4090 performance with DLSS 4
- DLSS 4 generates up to three additional frames per every traditionally rendered frame
- The technology uses a new transformer model, 40% faster and 30% less VRAM than its predecessor
- Some gamers may still notice input latency, especially in games with low frame rates
- AI-powered rendering techniques like DLSS 4 are the future of PC gaming
Stay tuned for more updates on the latest developments in PC gaming!
