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..the VRAM dedicated to emulate RTX on older cards is about 1GB
It seems GPU tech has reach its limits.
That's why they turn into AI for lower power consumption.
They could increase raw performance, but that would just increase the wattage a lot more
Maybe the tech has reach almost its limit.
I would bet 6090 would be more AI powered, instead of raw performance
I am not sure what you mean here - performance is improved, but they are headlining the improvements in its execution of AI related tasks since that is what is currently in.
Performance continues to improve and always has room for further enhancement. However, as GPU technology approaches its efficiency limits, achieving double or triple the raw performance will increasingly require a proportional increase in power consumption.
Since frames per second (FPS) is often the standard metric for GPU performance, it may become more efficient to rely on AI to maintain high FPS rather than depending solely on raw hardware capabilities. AI could enable GPUs to deliver similar performance at a significantly lower power cost with the Fake Generated Frames.
This situation parallels the evolution of binary supercomputers. In the past, supercomputers required enormous amounts of space and power. Over time, advancements in technology made them smaller and more energy-efficient. But as binary computing approaches its efficiency ceiling, doubling the capability of current supercomputers might require twice the space and power unless a breakthrough, such as quantum computing, emerges.
(Chat GPT help me to compose better wording, hahaha...)
So that's why I think in 6090 and above, we'll probably see more of AI enhancement, rather than raw performance, due to power consumption consideration.