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Nvidia RTX 5090 Review: Ray Tracing, DLSS 4, and Raw Power

Here we present a range of AI and productivity benchmarks, designed to offer insight into the sort of workloads that might be undertaken by someone purchasing this calibre of GPU.

Starting with our Stable Diffusion XL FP16 image generation test, as expected the RTX 5090 is decently faster than the RTX 4090, to the tune of 33%, which scales in-line with our game testing.

We also run the AI Text Generation benchmark designed to measure LLM performance, with four AI models we can test in Procyon. Gains over the 4090 varies slightly depending on the model, but Llama 2 performance has improved by 37% to pick out one example.

I also include the Geekbench AI Pro benchmark. The Half Precision metric shows the largest gains for the 5090, with a 25% increase, though the other two categories show improvements of less than 20% over the 4090.

Blender benchmark makes a return, measuring the performance of the Classroom render scene. This shows a 31% gain over the 4090.

Finally, we run the V-Ray GPU benchmark, using the RTX path. This shows another 36% gain for the 5090 over its predecessor.

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