The next family of cards in the new RTX Blackwell series of Nvidia GeForce GPUs is going to be an interesting one. Theoretically, the lower we go down the RTX 50-series stack, the less exciting the graphics cards look to be on paper. The generational differences in silicon look slight, and there's a general expectation that Nvidia is going to be leaning even harder on the substantial veneer of Multi Frame Generation performance to make them look good. But the binary RTX 5070 family of cards may still end up giving us the most PC enthusiast of GPUs in this entire generation.
I'm talking here about overclocking, more in the classic PC gaming sense than the sort of rather pointless number-chasing it's become. Y'know, that old school method of wringing every last drop of gaming performance out of your silicon because the price of stepping up to higher spec hardware is utterly punitive.
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