I'm probably going to buy the 5080 soon, just waiting for a Yeston variant or a black and purple GPU to release, since I want something to match the Hyte Y70 Honkai Star Rail case I bought for a new desktop setup.
I wonder if the new transformer model for DLSS 4 is going to fix the ghosting problem with temporal solutions. Will be interesting to hear the opinion from someone like ThreatInteractive who constantly derails against TAA solutions.
Multi-frame generation being easy to enable in games that already have DLSS FG support is neat, but since this seemingly is a driver-side setting, I wonder how it's going to work on Proton, since I can't see myself using Windows 11 for that much longer.
What's interesting is that the 5070 is only 30% better than the 4070 on average in Far Cry 6, because it lacks DLSS or FG support, meaning they probably just got that 4090 comparison based on the DLSS stuff being there. The 5090 has twice the bandwidth, AI TOPS, and VRAM, so no wonder it's exactly 2x the cost of the 5080. To me it seems like these prices while having less AI compute is specifically designed to ring AI users for more money.