I guess the prices are not bad (recent history considered), since supposedly the RTX 4070 launched at $599, so that's actually a price drop for the successor model. Now performance and DLSS4 are the next interesting questions, which I'll probably be more familiar with fairly soon.

5070 Ti being $750 is actually pretty nuts if it has 16GB of vram. The spiritual successor to the 80 class. If it actually as 16GB of vram, easy upgrade choice.

Nvidia has been hinting to us this is the next step for DLSS for years now.

https://research.nvidia.com/labs/rtr/neural_texture_compression/

Edit: Also the switch from CNN's to ViT's is nice. 

That was a really good presentation for NVidia. The RTX 5000 series looks very promising, but I don't plan on upgrading my PC for the next couple of years. I really like that company, though. I'm pretty sure my next GPU will be from NVidia again.

But I wanted an update on NVidia ACE for intelligent NPCs in gaming. Well, I suppose there's nothing new to show right now.

NVIDIA Reflex 2 With New Frame Warp Technology Reduces Latency In Games By Up To 75%

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/reflex-2-even-lower-latency-gameplay-with-frame-warp/

"NVIDIA Reflex 2 is coming soon to THE FINALS and VALORANT, and will debut first on GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs, with support added for other GeForce RTX GPUs in a future update."

Alright after watching the video, DLSS 4 Multiframe generation doesn't seem that big of a deal. You are basically getting more generated frames. The Transformer Ai model which is the big thing that will further enhance the Ai image will be available for all RTX GPUs including Turing. DLSS FG enhanced (for RTX50/RTX40) will also slightly lower vram while FG is enabled.

Oh nice. Will be getting a 5090. Don't really need it for gaming (4090 is plenty performance, in my opinion), but want the extra VRAM for compute workloads. Although the DIGITS workstation is interesting. If it has decent memory bandwidth (minimum 200-300 GBps) I might go that route instead.

What do we think of the claim that 5070 has 4090 performance?
That's pretty crazy if it's in the ballpark.

Now I'm very curious about the 5060.
Could it have 4080 performance, with 12GB and a competetive price with the Intel B580?

Only with DLSS Multi-Frame Gen.

This is the real performance difference without DLSS when you compare a 5090 vs 4090:

My next GPU. 4080/Super levels of peformance at £729 and maybe more in RTX focused titles. And thats before the FG shenanigans.

@Hiku Thats with 4x frame generation. It should perform around a 4070Ti without all that.