- 1🧬 Blackwell Architecture: the long-awaited generational leap
- 2⚙️ Technical specifications of the RTX5090
- 3🎮 Performances: we enter another dimension
- 4🧠 DLSS 4: AI-boosted frame generation
- 5Cooling & design: more sober than expected
- 6⚡ Power consumption and supply
- 7📦 Case compatibility: pay attention to the size!
- 8🎯 Who is the RTX 5090 made for?
- 9All RTX 5090 in stock
- 10🔚 Conclusion: is the RTX 5090 worth it?
Ada Lovelace is finished. RTX 5090 runs on the Blackwell architecture, engraved in 5 nm by TSMC. Inside, we find the GPU GB202-300-A1, a monster with:
- 21,760 CUDA cores
- 680 Tensor Cores (5th gen)
- 170 RT Cores (4th gen)
All with 92.2 billion transistors on an area of ~750 mm² To put it simply: it's the largest consumer GPU ever designed. And yes, it's much more than the 4090 (76.3 billion transistors).
