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CubitOom@infosec.pub 2 weeks agoYou might be better off with a 4000 series, unless you got a new motherboard that won’t be bottlenecked much by the pcie version jump.
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CubitOom@infosec.pub 2 weeks agoYou might be better off with a 4000 series, unless you got a new motherboard that won’t be bottlenecked much by the pcie version jump.
fuckwit_mcbumcrumble@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2 weeks ago
Unless you’re getting a 5090 the pcie bottleneck should be negligible compared to your CPU or other things.
On pcie 3 the 4090 gets about a 5% performance penalty. I’d assume the 5080 is about the same performance as the 4090 so the hit should be similar. Unless you’re like me with a 5800x3d on a garbage B450 motherboard your CPU is probably going to be holding you back so much more than the pcie version.
Narauko@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
The only caveat to that is that the card must be using x16 bus speed for the negligible impact, which only the high-end cards reliably do. A bunch of the 70 series and under cards are actually x8 bus speed, and then pcie 4 actually matters. ~20% vs 5% performance loss for 8x bus cards over pcie 3.
CubitOom@infosec.pub 2 weeks ago
My guess is that if a 4090 is bottlenecked 5% on pcie 3.0 (although I think it’s closer to 10%). Also if pcie 4.0 is double the speed as 3.0, and pcie 5.0 is double 4.0. Then the bottleneck will be closer to 10% if running a 5080 on pcie 3.0.