NVIDIA showcased its GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs at CES 2025, making a bold claim that the mid-range RTX 5070 outperforms the flagship RTX 4090. The RTX 5070, priced at $549, achieved 235 frames per second in a demo of Marvel Rivals, while the RTX 4090, costing $1,599, managed only 180 frames per second. This performance advantage is attributed to the new DLSS 4 technology utilized by the RTX 5070.
Despite the impressive results, the comparison raises questions about the validity of performance metrics, as the RTX 5070's advantage relies heavily on DLSS 4. Without this technology, the RTX 5070 would generally lag behind the RTX 4090. However, the upgraded architecture and features of the RTX 5070, including enhanced tensor and RT cores, position it well for future gaming demands.
• RTX 5070 outperforms RTX 4090 using DLSS 4 technology.
• New architecture enhances AI tasks and ray-traced visuals.
DLSS 4 technology enhances frame rates significantly, allowing the RTX 5070 to outperform the RTX 4090.
Upgraded tensor cores in the RTX 5070 improve AI processing capabilities, crucial for DLSS performance.
This feature generates additional frames, boosting performance in supported games, particularly for the RTX 5070.
NVIDIA is a leader in GPU technology, focusing on AI advancements like DLSS to enhance gaming experiences.
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