NVIDIA's flagship Blackwell GPU apparently loses a massive chunk of performance if it isn't operated under the full PCIe bandwidth, in particular with video editing applications. Using Any Other Add-In Card Apart From NVIDIA's RTX 5090 Could Cost a Lot of Performance Difference Many factors determine a GPU's performance across multiple workloads, and one important one is the PCIe bandwidth that is accessible to it. With the latest PCIe 5.0 generation, insufficient PCIe lanes could severely deteriorate GPU performance, especially across intensive workloads like video rendering and content creation. Puget Systems has conducted extensive testing on NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5090 […]
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