RTX 5070 graphics card boosted by AI

According to Tech4Gamers , at the launch event of the RTX 5000 series graphics cards, Nvidia surprised everyone by focusing heavily on AI (artificial intelligence), instead of significantly upgrading the hardware. The main highlight is Multi Frame Gen technology (multi-point frame generation), which is said to be the key to helping the RTX 5070 achieve performance on par with the RTX 4090, even though the price is only 1/3.

Nvidia admits the true power of the RTX 5070 graphics card

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AI technology helps RTX 5070 have 'huge' performance at a 'soft' price

Accordingly, Nvidia's Senior Technical Product Manager Lars Weinand admitted in an interview with The Verge that: The RTX 5070 cannot 'beat' the RTX 4090 in all cases. The real power of the RTX 5070 is only 'unleashed' when combined with neural rendering technology and DLSS 4, which allows for the creation of 3 additional frames for every frame rendered. In other words, the impressive performance of the RTX 5070 comes partly from the 'virtual' frames generated by AI.

RTX 5070 can only compete with RTX 4090 thanks to DLSS 4 technology

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This has sparked a lot of debate in the gaming community. Can a cheap graphics card really compete with the 'monster' RTX 4090? The answer is probably not, without the help of AI.

In fact, without DLSS 4 support, the performance gap between the RTX 5070 and RTX 4090 would be obvious. Nvidia seems to be betting big on AI, with ambitions to change the way traditional graphics cards work.

DLSS 4 is still a mystery with its mysterious ability to predict the future. This technology promises to bring breakthroughs in the field of gaming graphics, but at the same time raises questions about the dependence on AI and the boundary between 'real' and 'virtual' performance.