Is this the WORST Nvidia GPU Launch Ever?

Good video, keep it up

Nice panel on discussing gpus.

That blue animation around the webcams, I think it would look better if the left and right cam were going in the opposite direction, like just mirror the source.

I have a 5060ti and the black screen issues for me i have found usually to be one of two things, both being overclock related.

I bumped up mine to be around 31xxMhz and is stable, ran it through benchmarking and everything and it lasted 1 or 2 hours where I thought yep this will be good for gaming.
Soon as i went gaming, maybe 30 minutes to an hour, blsck screen.

I also found that overclocking your memory clock speeds ( it maxes out and is stable yet black screens randomly when gaming, even if its just the bandwidth you've adjusted, but long benchmarks it can handle fine.) from 448 GB/s to 544~.

Running the card at factory clocks and making sure the fans aren't on silent mode, seems to be fine, went from several crashes playing Oblivion remastered to none....almost

3k for a GPU is insane 5070ti/9070xt is my MVP picks for a GPU nothing else at this point

Microcenter needs to expand to more states. Only store in my area is best buy and they have no stock in store or online

Doing Windows fresh is one of the reasons i don't buy another graphics card i have over 2 TB of games downloading all that and then if you still have problems it's a no no for me.

I blame AMD or Intel or Nvidia for problems but how many of these problems are Windows the next windows update now it's fixed why not blame Microsoft as well no one does though i believe my problems with my 7900XT was fixed with a Microsoft update everything now is pretty solid so it not always Nvidia or Intel or AMD.

Where's that 4080 Super review bud?

i have 5070 ti coming and 4070 ti super coming as well, im leaning towards the 4070ts due to the lack of 32 bit physics, corporate creed, driver issues and other issues on the 50 series card.

People that don't care about the price are part of the problem, they are the ones buying the gpus from scalpers. Can I afford to buy an overpriced gpu? Yes, but no chance i'm going to promote that garbage by doing it.

Took me a month to get my 5080 fe mrsp the hunt is over..😅

The black screens are driving me insane with the 5070ti meanwhile the 9070xt has been near flawless.

Nice vid here, where can I watch the whole podcast?

Wanna just say thanks for your reviews and howyou seem to be veryhonest about the pros and cons of the products despite getting sent samples, hope you continue to do that as your channel grows...

Also do Asus let you keep the Tuf 5090!? if so that's so epic dude!

I'm sticking with my 4070 Super for now. Until they work all the problems out.

They are in stock but the price is just a joke

576.02, latest hotfix. Working fine with 5070 ti. What is being reported that I'm missing about this driver?

You may be a bit little to this party. That ship launched.

My first gpu was a 5700xt and at first I loved the card. It was affordable, ran games I wanted and to be frank I was fairly ignorant to the difference between Nvidia and AMD. Once I learned the differences I immediately felt fomo from all the extra features I was missing out on so I switched to the 2070. I have had that feeling with everything Nvidia launched since so I have upgrades pretty much every generation at some point during their life cycle. I can say that the 50 series is the first time where I feel zero fomo and I am actually grateful to have my card. The amount of negativity towards the 50 series is insane. I wish I had a 4090 lol 😂 but a 4080 has been great for me. Also AMD cards continue to get better overtime as well which we love to see. Great conversation guys!

More than a disappointing serie, someone like me who has a 4090 has only one option, the 5090, and I saw it online at $4000, I could have bought it, but I refuse to pay that price for 30 more fps, I'll wait 3 or 4 years and see, If AMD surpasses the 4090, I'll change team.

The RTX 5000 series launch has been the worst Nvidia card launch since the FX 5000 series launch!

Well in Europe ( Italy U can buy 5070Ti at 820+- and 5080 at 1100+ euro ) so not bad could be better, also 9070 xt arround 750-950 so crazy pricing, sold my 7900xtx bought 5070Ti will arrive tomorrow playing in 4k will see how it works, bought bcs need RT better performance and guess way better dlss + need to See how is the mfg working bcs some ppl saying it sux some ppl is good using also 4k 240hz qd Oled monitor.

Temu andrew tate

You still won't write it correctly...
Keep looking like a noob then.

5090 in my country is 6k plus

Note that a Japanese PC-builder posted online about one of his new 5070Ti builds experiencing sudden cable burning even though it was just a short moment after he turned the new build on. This means that none of the 50 series are likely safe an are actually potential fire hazards regardless if it's a low-end model or mid-end.

NVIDIA are clowns for scumming the prices so incredibly high and not making their brand scalp proof. How hard is it to run a successful business when your customer base actively tells you the price/quality range your products should be in. Literally being told the answer to their problems and yet they would rather play this "I'm a visionary and would gamble everything on a stupid trope that daddy knows best!" Ridiculous! I hope AMD or another upstart comes in and rakes them.

Great discussion.