Well, I hope you have enough room in your dumpster for all those RTX 4090s. I know you have on your shelf because yes, they're about to look like hot garbage compared to the RTX 5090, which could be coming sooner than I originally thought. Let's talk about it. Before that, this video is brought to you by VIPCDKDeals.com. CDKDeals is a website dedicated to getting you the best prices on games and software, and right now you can get a Windows 10 Pro OEM key for an insanely low price. Just find the best price and apply my special discount code GPC20 for an additional 30% off. You can also check out securely with PayPal, and once the payment is cleared, you should get access to the code both in your account, as well as in your email. In order to activate the new Compu Windows 10 just search, activate under Windows and type in your key. So if you want to learn more, be sure to click the link in the description below. Okay, so yes, the RTX 4090 is still going to be a great graphics card, but it is definitely an appale in comparison to this RTX 5090 or Titan, whatever you want to call it as we just got a ton of information on this graphics card. And honestly, it is going to make the RTX 4090. I think look like it's not only one generation old, but multiple generations old as it's looking like the 5090 could potentially be. And I know we hear this like every single time, but yes, once again, the biggest leap ever. Can you believe it? But this time, I think it actually might be true because these leaks specs are looking insane. Now, this all started because well, we actually did just get a bunch of official information on the blackwell architecture from Nvidia, although this has to do with their AI stuff, all that data center stuff. So I'm not going to talk about that too much. I will have a link in the description below. If you want to take a look at it as it is, honestly, a huge jump over what they previously had in the data center, but it did actually give us some new information about their gaming cards and a ton of leakers started flooding all over Twitter as they do starting to release more information about these GPUs. And there was already a ton to begin with. So yeah, we did get some information from a couple of really reputable leakers in my opinion. I know one of them for sure definitely does have inside information and is 100% reputable. And that is AGF. This guy over on Twitter dropped a ton of stuff. He was saying apparently quote, I can't say too much right now, but Jen to Jen performance uplift is the biggest ever. And below that, somebody actually asked him a question which I think is a good one. I mean, come on. How could this be the case? I mean, I'm just kind of paraphrasing here. When the RTX 4090 was such a large leap and that required multiple no jumps. Whereas this time, we're not quite getting that. The RTX 5090 is not going to be on a substantially more technologically superior node when compared to the node that the RTX 4090 was created on and he did actually respond to that and said that quote, another factor to consider is that black well will fight both already in a four and already in a five during its lifespan. So decisions will be different this round. It's a chess game. And then of course, Cappé 7, Kimi who also has gotten a ton of stuff right, Boughton, Vivian the past had his fair share to say about the RTX 50 series. He was saying that quote, GB 202 will use the same process node as GB 100. And again, we just got a bunch of information about that 100 GPU, which is the GPU being used in the data center. And apparently it's going to be using N4 P. It is a performance oriented improvement over the previous process node being used on the RTX 4090. And apparently according to Cappé 7, Kimi, it could also offer up to 30% higher density as well, meaning they can pack 30% more. Oh my God, into the same area and running at higher clock speeds. And that's not even accounting for all the architectural gains that we're going to be seeing. So as you can see, there's been a ton of information being posted online. And that is just the tip of the iceberg that we went over. There's a ton more. I'm going to have links in the description below once again. But let's go ahead and take all this information that's been getting leaked and put it together in one simple slide for you guys. So as not to waste your time with senseless rambling, as I know, yes, you can actually indeed get enough of that. So let's take a look here. Here's everything we know about Blackwell so far. When it comes to the flagship GPU, whether you want to call it the 5090 or the Titan or the Super Mega Ultra Epic Edition, I don't care. You can call whatever you want. Yes, we're talking about according to the leaks, 50% more cores, 20 to 30% higher clock speeds. In fact, I think some people were even quoting more than that. But let's be a little bit realistic here guys and say probably three to three point two gigahertz, which would put you around that mark. And then red gaming tech was actually saying potentially up to 2.5 times the ray tracing performance. Now whether or not that's going to be true, we'll see as I did, I believe see something that had to do with AI performance being 2.5 times better on the Blackwell 100 GPU that was just released. So potentially there's some miscommunication with the AI GPU versus the gaming GPU. We'll see. But of course, if it's 2.5 times better AI, that could potentially translate into ray tracing performance if they beefed up the RT cores as much as the AI performance. Now also we have potentially up to a 512 bit memory bus. Now the last time anybody used a 512 bit bus was a long time ago, it takes up a lot of die space. It would make for a massive GPU. So whether or not this will actually happen, we'll see. But copied 17 again, it's gotten a ton of stuff right. And he seems to be pretty adamant that that 512 bit bus is coming. So you better make room. It's going to be big if that's true. So potentially if we do get the 512 bit bus, we will be talking about likely 78% more bandwidth on the RTX 5090 versus the RTX 4090 as it will likely at that point be using up to 32 gigabytes of 28 gigabits per second GDR7. Again, if it is a 512 bit bus version and also we're going to be talking about major architecture tweaks. Everybody's been saying this. They've also all been saying that there's going to be a major cash redesign. I believe or some sort of memory design changes in some way shape or form. Also, it sounds like huge AI performance increases GPU again is going to be using 4NP. I believe I called it N4P earlier. I guess it's 4NP. Shoot me. Oops. Whoa. Quote. Gen to Gen performance uplift is the biggest ever once again from AGF. Oh yeah, and then the release stage should be quarter four of 2024 for the Titan and or 5090 whereas the other GPUs will likely launch starting in 2025. And then finally, if we are indeed going to be getting a 512 bit bus GPU, you can bet your cheeks that that thing is going to cost probably around $2,500. Could they push $3,000? Sure. They could. I don't think they will, but they could. And if Nvidia can do something, well, you better bend over because they just might. Now just because the RTX 50 Titan might come in at $2,500, that does not mean the entire lineup is going to be ludicrously expensive. Do I expect some cards to be expensive? Yes. I think we'll get a Titan at 2,500. I think we'll get a probably 5090 at 1800 with a slightly cut down. I believe there was an article about like a 448 bit bus. So maybe something like that could happen. And then you could see like a 384 bit, maybe 5080 Ti or something like that at $1,400. And then you'll see the RTX 5080 at 999. I don't think they're going to push over 999 again. In fact, maybe even 899 on the 5080 as I think they learned their lesson. They cannot charge an exorbitant amount for an 80 class card. It needs to be somewhat affordable for the average consumer. I mean, $900 is already ridiculous. They cannot be pushing over $1,000 on these mainstream cards. Yes, they're still enthusiasts in my opinion at that price. I think all the other cards should probably stay at relatively the same price. Maybe even in some cases actually dropping in prices, there's going to be a lot of pressure coming from both Intel's Wells AMD in that roughly $200 to $600 range. There's going to be a lot, a lot of GPUs in there at really, really good prices. So I don't think Nvidia can get too cocky around those spots. They're going to have to keep the prices good, probably cutting them. So do expect if you are looking for a reasonable card to get something at probably a good price and an excellent performance increase over the current RTX 40 series. But if you want the best of the best, if this Titan really does exist, yes, it is going to cost a lot of money. And yeah, you might want to be looking at like a 5080 or maybe a 5080 Ti this time around. If you were previously an RTX 4090 buyer, unless you're really willing to step up to that 1800 to maybe $2000 plus to our price range to get a 5090 or Titan equivalent card. But in any case, it does sound like it's going to be an absolutely insane bonkers. Crazy type of card here, guys. I'm going to lose it. We really get a card this fast and they are definitely going to be excellent for gaming, ray tracing and content creation and a go to card for those of you out there who are looking to use a GPU for business purposes or if you just want the best to the best. But hey, that's just what I think. Do you think the RTX 50 Titan is really going to happen? Or do you think that a 512 bit bus is just too much? It's too expensive. It's too big. Let me know your guys thoughts in the cons below. Of course, I'll see you in the next video. If you made it to the end of the video, be sure to drop a like. Every time you do so, AMD and Nvidia release new GPUs. Also if you want to see more, check out one of these related videos. You won't be disappointed.