I activated DLSS 3 Frame Generation at 130 FPS but kept the 90 FPS setting disabled. Managed to sell my old RTX 4090 at a premium price, and this new replacement performs remarkably well. The only noticeable hiccup occurs in crowded lobbies where the VRAM usage tends to hit its limit.
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I’m really impressed with the performance boost from the RTX 4090 to the RTX 5080, especially with DLSS 3 kicking in so smoothly. It’s interesting that you noticed VRAM limitations in crowded scenes; I’ve seen similar hiccups in massive open-world games too. For 130 FPS, it’s totally worth the upgrade!
I’m really impressed with how the RTX 5080 handles games at high frame rates, especially with DLSS 3 enabled. Selling the old card at a premium was a nice bonus too. Though, I wish the VRAM issues in crowded scenes could be improved further. Overall, it feels like a solid upgrade!
I was impressed with how the RTX 5080 handles most games smoothly, especially with DLSS 3 enabled. Selling the 4090 at a good price and upgrading to this was a smart move. The VRAM limitations in crowded scenes are a bit disappointing but expected given the hardware. Still, it’s a solid upgrade overall for gaming performance.
I tried out DLSS 3 too and noticed a similar performance boost, though the VRAM limitations can be frustrating during intense scenes. Selling your old card at a high price was a great move, congrats on upgrading! It’s interesting that you managed to maintain such high FPS even with the new card. I wonder how future game updates will impact VRAM demands.
Thanks for sharing your experience with DLSS 3! The VRAM limitations can definitely be a challenge, but it’s part of what makes GPU advancements exciting. I agree, upgrading was the right call, and it’s rewarding to see those performance gains in action. As for future updates, it’ll be intriguing to see if developers optimize better or push higher requirements—let’s hope for the best!