Stefan Mileschin

Micron is getting ready to set sails with the new GDDR7 memory, and being NVIDIA's long-term partner, both are gaining big with the GeForce RTX 4000 Series. A few days ago, Micron announced its imminent launch of GDDR7 memory, remember that in March JEDEC published the GDDR7 memory standard. The interesting part is that an even more important piece of information was provided in one of Micron's slide-deck, the one that shows GDDR7 gaming performance. Officially Micron says that GDDR7 can be 3.1x faster than GDDR6 and 1.5x faster than GDDR6X. However, the slide in question provides some normalized FPS performance for Ray Tracing, and Rasterization under game testing conditions. Until now, everything is clear, what comes next is our speculations and assumptions, based on previous knowledge so please, take it with a grain of salt. Will it be a hard guess, looking over those graphs, to tell that NVIDIA RTX 5090 offers up to a 42% improvement over the RTX 4090 in rasterization, and up to a 48% in Ray Tracing?

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