With a massive 200 CU array, high frequency efficiency and 48GB of VRAM, the flagship graphics card AMD Radeon The RX 10800 XT will confidently outperform the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 with its 170 SMs in classic games, video editing, and heavy local neural network workloads. AMD's new product won't be able to catch the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 6090, as its Rubin architecture will maintain its lead thanks to a combination of 192 dedicated SMs and significantly greater performance from dedicated RT and Tensor cores in the most complex tasks. Path Tracing and CUDA computing. Ultimately, the RX 10800 XT will directly compete with the RTX 5090 in terms of raster speed and memory capacity, but the RTX 6090 will continue to occupy the top spot in absolute graphics power.
