Nvidia’s Flagship RTX 5090 GPU Could Deliver Up to 46 Percent Improvement

NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 50 Series Blackwell GPU was announced earlier this month, Consumer Electronics Show (CES) was made in 2025, but has not yet come to the market. RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 models will be available for purchase on January 30. Prior to his arrival, reviewers have allegedly revealed the synthetic benchmark for the top-of-the-line geforce RTX 5090 GPU that indicates a improvement in performance. 46 percent, depends on the benchmarking platform used to run the test.

Nvidia Geforce RTX 5090 GPU Benchmark

One in ReportVideocardz compiled benchmark test results. Citing interaction with several critics, publication reports that gamers may expect an increase of about 20 percent in performance with new Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 GPU as compared to their predecessor RTX 4090. Although these numbers are quite accurate, the report emphasizes that performance may occur at a great variation based on games, resolution and settings.

Firestraryk, which is a directx 11 benchmark for gaming PC, allegedly highlighted 36 percent of the performance improvement. It was evaluated in performance, extreme and ultra scenarios. Meanwhile, Directx 12 TIMESPY Benchmark revealed the 33 percent improvement on the RTX 4090 GPU on performance and extreme settings.

Other critics also conducted benchmark tests such as speedway, port Royal and Steel Nomad and came to the conclusion that overall performance benefits could be up to 46 percent. It should be noted that these are overall graphics scores and not the overall performance number of the chip. There may be discrepancy between artificial benchmarks and numbers obtained in real -world gaming scenarios.

Nvidia Geforce RTX 5090 GPU Tributes

Nvidia’s GEFORCE RTX 5090 GPU is equipped with 32GB GDDR7 VRAM (RTX 4090 GPU over 24GB GDDR6 Vram), its maximum clock speed is 2.4GHz, and it gets 21,760 cuda core. It is designed using the Blackwell architecture of Nvidia with the fifth generation Tensor Corps and the fourth generation Ray Tresing Corps.

Overall, GPU has 92 billion transistors, which are capable of giving 3,352 trillion operations (TOPS) per second. Nvidia claims that it is the company’s most powerful GPU ever for consumer PCs.