RTX

skilliard7

Most people that have the budget to buy a 1080 TI will have upgraded by now. According to the Steam hardware survey, more people are running the GTX 1080(non-TI) than the RTX 3090 or the RTX 5090.

Burnratebro

As long as I can grab afford ram, slap a 7090 RTX in my rig, and watch Nvidia run laps around everyone with cuda, I am not worried. The west is never trusting China silicon, the AI world still runs on green code, and nobody else is close to matching the stack. Still bullish on team green.

Adventurous_Tea_2198

Me in 2025 buying a NVIDIA RTX 5090 instead of <insert ticker here>

No_Cow_8702

RTX and BA. Never underestimate the US government ability on military spending and one half of an actual duopoly on major aircraft.

YouDontSeemRight

What we see seems pretty decent. Omnilingual asr probably works if you have an RTX 6000 ADA 48GB system. Not many do and PC market may have just died for a bit. Kind of curious if that dries up some GPU demand.

ButterscotchFeeling9

I ran this word salad through Claude. Core Thesis: The author believes NVDA (and AMD/TSM) are massively undervalued, predicting NVDA should be at $215-225/share (vs current ~$140s) due to next-gen GPU technology being years ahead of supporting hardware. Key Arguments: - Fractal "W" Pattern Theory - Stock movements follow repeating wave patterns at all time scales, with 8-10% swings driven by retail panic and larger moves requiring top 1% holders to act - NVDA is Artificially Suppressed - Big institutional investors are keeping prices low to accumulate shares before "letting it rip to the sky" - Hardware Is Way Ahead of Infrastructure - RTX 5090 GPUs are bottlenecked by motherboards, CPUs, and power delivery that can't keep up with their capabilities (GPU memory: 2176GB/s vs PCIe connection: 53GB/s) - Inevitable Tech Refresh Coming - Entire PC ecosystem needs redesign to utilize existing chip power, creating massive demand for NVDA/AMD/TSMC products - Trifecta" Play - NVDA (design), AMD (competition), and TSMC (manufacturing) form an unbeatable combination positioned for a "jaw-dropping" rally Bottom Line: After 900+ hours of hardware testing/research, the author believes we're on the cusp of a new tech era where these three stocks will lead a "long-term rally" as software finally catches up to already-existing hardware capabilities. Note: This is highly speculative retail investor analysis with unconventional technical theories.

Ok_Cry7572

Redditor receives rocks instead of $1200 RTX 5080 GPU, Best Buy investigation finds no issue Lol rip

skilliard7

I've worked with Pytorch and Scikit, I was able to get CUDA to with Pytorch on a RTX 4090, but it did not provide that significant of a performance boost over running models on my CPU. There's actually a lot of optimization required to actually get performance benefits from using CUDA, even when using existing Python libraries.

neutralpoliticsbot

I remember when RTX flopped and crypto mining failed at first people also buried NVDA then AI showed up

nconsci0us

RYCEy, BABA, RTX

CandidFriendship2268

RTX stock will skyrocket

No-Improvement3164

Why are RTX NOC LMT red?

Separate_Fold5168

Listen up, chucklefucks. The pedo files are required by law to be released 12/19. War won't start UNTILL that week. RTX and ONDS calls for 12/26 PUTS on TLT and CALLS on GLD as oil, gold, and bond yields all about to go to Valhalla (i'm told this is in the sky, but need to do more research). I would saw get some SQQQ calls too... but I'm not confident enough that AI trade wont just keep ballooning away as we slide into a second WW2 (might be called WW2^(2) ?) Good luck, we're all counting on you.

Valkanaa

Airplanes do make money. Look at GE and RTX. Airlines often don't though.

brainlet99094

Buy RTX 5090 / set up ComfyUI stack for whatever degenerate video generation you want / your life is now over. Congrats

CoughSyrupOD

Buy RTX

Prudent-Corgi3793

I’m buying an RTX Pro 6000. I’d do it on Amazon as a shareholder except it’s $1500 cheaper elsewhere.

blm4lyfe

I think NVDA growth will slow next within next couple quarters. There’s no way that big tech are continue to buy the newest and latest chips every year. I used to mine ETH and the RTX 3000s series were good enough for computing.

jaajaajaa6

I felt the December cut was necessary when many Fed people were backing away from it. As usual, they are late as they look at data in the rear view mirror. But layoffs are real among white collar jobs and college students can’t find work. Unemployment is front and center and that will be a big driver for the Fed decision making than inflation right now. Two percent inflation target is a wish and behind close doors, they will settle for closer to 3 than 2%. For year end positioning, I am still long cyber(CRWD), financials(MS), and defense(RTX). Defense has been great for two years and gets too little a discussion on media with all the defense tail winds. And people will scale down to cut costs so bargain retailers will also have a tailwind like Warby Parker.

victorha1027

This looks like a good deal, no? RTX 5080, 18" screen, 2 TB SSD drive. Only $2500. My current laptop is 6 years old, could use a newer one. [MSI Raider 18 HX AI A2XWIG-418US 18" Gaming Laptop Computer - Core Black; Intel Core Ultra 9 285HX 2.1GHz Processor; - Micro Center](https://www.microcenter.com/product/692120/msi-raider-18-hx-ai-a2xwig-418us-18-gaming-laptop-computer?bvstate=pg%3a2%2fct%3ar&storeid=115)

Brilliant_Guidance65

I'm already loaded up on RTX.

naked_space_chimp

What are google chips called as? HOPE RTX 2030?

BananasGorilla_

From an RTX-powered PC, actually

Green_Conclusion5792

My plan: Sell my RTX 5080 graphics card and throw all the money into NVDA and then when it goes up I will purchase the RTX 5090

photocopy_ypoc

# Collaborators Albemarle AMD Amazon Web Services Anthropic Applied Materials Atomic Canyon AVEVA Cerebras Chemspeed Cisco Collins Aerospace ComEd Cornelis Networks Critical Materials Recycling Dell Technologies Emerald Cloud Lab EPRI Esri FutureHouse GE Aerospace Google HPE Hugging Face IBM ISO New England Kitware LILA Micron Microsoft MP Materials New York Creates Niron Magnetics Nokia NVIDIA Nusano OLI Systems OpenAI for Government Phoenix Tailings PMT Critical Metals Qubit Quantinuum RadiaSoft Ramaco RTX Sambanova Scale AI Semiconductor Industry Association Siemens Synopsys TdVib Tennessee Valley Authority xLight

NotJustJason98

Jensen: Introducing, the RTX 5060 64GB vram variant

Primary_Olive_5444

Actually i was talking about China buyers for high-end Nvidia RTX GPU (to train their hardware) Since over in the mainland, China is pushing towards Humanoid and Robotics. The dominance value/power proposition that a nation can extract from just LLM apps isn't that great when compare against Robotics.

Green_Conclusion5792

Great now I can’t afford my financed RTX 5090 anymore, time to sell it!

Icy_Low_2400

Just got a 5080 and re-playing Cyber Punk 2077 with RTX on. Realizing now that this is probably an accurate depiction of the future.

zzzzzz808

Calls on NOC, RTX, LMT. My theory is that these guys have alien/UAP tech. Seems like a no brainer.

Electrical_Maize3587

Why is everyone praising AI? It still doesn’t understand that a RTX 4090 graphics card from Nvidia DID NOT come out in 2025. It keeps telling me that it released this year

Amaeyth

The hardware only becomes obsolete if: 1) you are using them to create bleeding edge models where speed of training and model size are critical. 2) you are supporting inference on bleeding edge models 3) you are severely restricted by power availability, or youre competing against a datacenter with better levels of efficiency From a high level, hardware only becomes obsolete if it consumes too much power, doesn't run fast enough for its intended use case, or a combination of those two. RTX 3090s are still sought after for their 24GB vram and used for home labs. Those cards are now 5 years old.

ScarletLilith

Why are you looking for risk? That seems humorous to me. I suggest RTX--war isn't going away.

tino-latino

Guy's head is RTX ON, calls

Revolver_Lanky_Kong

When I open Teams it brings my RTX 4070 Super, Ryzen 5 5600x, 32GB RAM PC to my knees without fail, 100% of the time. Shit locks up for minutes.

jaajaajaa6

Buying Crowdstrike(cyber is not optional and they are the best), Morgan Stanley (1% fees on assets that grow over time with a nice dividend), RTX( Patriot missiles are the best and nato is spending) and KTOS (drones are growing in warfare).

zero_cool_crash

RTX call volume sez different

lucidwray

Ironically, the algorithm used to find the scheme had to be run on an nvidia RTX 5090ti 🤷‍♂️

BitterEstimate

Nvdia just announced a new 50 Billion partnership with itself to develop its new JensenGPT model. The CEO explained today: "We looked at every potential partner in the industry," Huang told reporters while standing in front of a massive screen displaying his own face. "And we realized nobody understands our vision better than we do. This partnership with ourselves just made sense." The $50 billion deal, which NVIDIA will pay to itself in a mix of stock, cash, and limited-edition RTX 5090 graphics cards, will see the company's AI division working closely with its other AI division to build an artificial intelligence trained exclusively on Huang's keynote presentations, earnings calls, and an estimated 10,000 hours of footage of him gesturing enthusiastically at data center racks. Wall Street responded positively to the news, with NVIDIA's stock rising 12% on speculation that the company might announce a partnership with itself again next quarter.

E39_CBX

Gonna buy an RTX 50 to support NVDA. Oh wait I’m broke

Crandom

Someone replace the monolith with an RTX 5090

rangorn

I’m just bought a RTX5090 so I’m doing my part. To the moon guys.

financiallythriving

SPY 700 EOW and I’ll stick my GeForce RTX 4080 Super up my ass

Jerikolol

***I asked ChatGPT for a NVDA drinking game. Tbh this wasnt even that funny. I guess AI is a fad after all. Puts.*** # 🚀🚀🚀 NVDA EARNINGS DRINKING GAME 🚀🚀🚀 **Papa Jensen’s Leather Jacket Edition** Listen up degenerates: tonight we YOLO our livers while NVDA YOLOs our portfolios. Rules are simple — drink until you see God or margin call, whichever comes first. # 📈 BULLISH TRIGGERS * CEO says **AI** → SIP (pace yourself, this is basically waterboarding). * Revenue beats by 10%+ → CHUG, scream “TO THE MOON.” * Guidance raised → SHOT, salute the jacket. * Stock spikes >5% AH → SHOTGUN a beer, YOLO calls tomorrow. # 📉 BEARISH TRIGGERS * Miss on data center revenue → TWO SIPS, cry into your RTX card. * Guidance lowered → SHOT, post loss porn immediately. * Stock tanks >5% AH → FINISH THE BOTTLE, blame Jerome. * Analyst asks about China restrictions → SIP nervously, check margin account. # 🎭 MEME MOMENTS * Leather jacket mention → SIP, whisper “Daddy.” * “Unprecedented demand” → CHUG half your drink. * WSB YOLO screenshot mid‑call → EVERYONE SHOT, collective cope. * 🚀 spam in chat → SIP every time, die of alcohol poisoning. 🔥 **Bonus Rule:** If NVDA beats AND stock still dumps → RAGE CHUG, post “MARKET IS RIGGED” memes until dawn.

Epiphany047

I saw RTX and was wondering how buying Raytheon stock would help my mind is so far gone

WSSquab

I'll buy an RTX to help the world's economy.

tino-latino

Also why is the RTX off?

hachi_roku_

Depends how much RTX is turned on

EarthquakeCrater

NVDA candle will be glowing greener than a RTX 5090 Ti

E39_CBX

If NVDA goes to 210 after earnings I’ll set an RTX 50 on fire to celebrate

RareEurf

Just bought a RTX 5080 with a AMD 9900x, been 9 years. Coming from a 1060gb & i7-6700k, pretty excited.

MasterElite1

Ok I'll join in https://cdn.theatlantic.com/thumbor/YjW0XEd2oVtGwQcUkiWPB3rXZoc=/0x173:3500x2142/1952x1098/media/img/mt/2016/09/RTX2OW2A/original.jpg

Gom_KBull

calls on RTX + LMT

upside_win222

Still no BABA news? Wonder what happened. Anyway I'll continue chuggin on these open source Qwen models and WAN models. If you have a decent GPU (Nvidia RTX 4080 or better) you can actually create some pretty cool stuff on your PC.

Capable_Paper1281

My RTX calls been shitting the bed, so no

_hiddenscout

There’s a lot of sectors doing well too.  Some of the names in Aerospace and defense.  RTX +53% ATI +83% CRS +89%  HWN +85%  WWD +64% 

jaajaajaa6

Defense has had a good tailwind for the last 2 years. Good ETFS include PPA or SHLD (this one owns Pltr). Or look at RTX for missiles, KTOS and AVAV for drones, HII for submarines. These are all targets of the current defense posture.

MitsotakiShogun

> the question is, are their profitability meets the market expectations That I cannot answer, and deliberate tried to avoid it in my post and comments, and don't even want to given I'm an "almost blind VT" investor. But great opportunity for the consultants I joked at the expense of to get back at me! > it will becomes a commodity market. In a commodity market, the company with the lowest price wins and the profit margins collapse to zero. Yes, I absolutely agree, and I totally forgot to mention commoditization through open-weights models (and other ways). I do think most of the profits are in cloud providers offering these models, and that's also why I think AI startups *might* survive this, since they're building their own infrastructure, and why I conditioned that upon competition slowing down (fifth point). Regarding... > Personally, I don’t think bigger general language model is the way to go, but highly specialized, accurate small models that able to run on a local machine is the future. *Are you influenced by a certain Nvidia paper that was made to sell more GPUs to those who would otherwise have gone with a cloud model?* Jokes aside, yes, I think a lot of tasks can be delegated to small, fine-tuned models that are part of wider systems and may perform better than large generic models. In my job we have plenty of <10B fine-tuned models deployed (one of them for a website with ~100M monthly visits!), and based on the research metrics, they perform better (quality/acceptance rate, inference cost) than their lower-grade cloud model counterparts (Haiku, Flash, Mini, ...). Not to mention all the other (often older) products that are still using some model built on fastText, OpenNMT, sklearn, or similar. The part I'm not sure about is whether it's easier/faster/cheaper to do the required engineering and research work (especially factoring in development costs and project success rate), or if the time is better spent on architecture research and quick experimentation with generic API. Maybe in "the bitter lesson" sense? And one final thing: even smaller models can benefit from cloud deployments, at least for now. Maybe the RTX 7070 Ti Super will be a power efficiency monster with 48 GB of VRAM, or the M8 chips from Apple with have 10x the prefill performance of M3/M4, but right now even running the 30B-A3B Qwen models can be several times faster on 1-2 generation old big cloud machines than on expensive current-gen local hardware, not to mention throughput, electricity, etc.

E39_CBX

If NVDA goes to 220 by Friday I’ll set an RTX 5070 on fire

Xymelin82

RTX

threeriversbikeguy

I’d rather own Nvidia and its chips than companies like Open AI basing their revenue on using a GPU for 10 years. Imagine using a GTX 1060 against a competitors using a RTX 5090. These companies are selling rubes and naive investors a myth.

No-Contribution1070

I cant find one store that has a NVIDIA RTX 5090 graphics card in stock. It came out in January. I just checked. And the fucking thing costs $3k... Where is the bubble?

cbusoh66

Just started a new company, Corebius Unlimited LLC. I will be offering my new rig with TWO brand new RTX-5090s with liquid cooling for rent to any interested hyperscalers. Bids accepted through end of month.

Xzlk

RTX is overvalued but never goes down ever. LMT is undervalued but no one wants to own it.

PrudentWolf

RTX 5090 is on market for a while, even in gold coating. This video is old. Puts.

MagnesiumKitten

Years of Profitability Apple 10 \[Ten out of Ten Years\] Microsoft 10 General Dynamics 10 Heico 10 Huntington Ingalls 10 L3Harris 10 Lockheed Martin 10 Northrop Grumman 10 Textron 10 MTU \[Germany\] 9 RTX/Raytheon 9 Airbus 8 Rolls Royce 5 Boeing 4 ......... Basically the turds are Boeing which will make 12% a year and Rolls Royce will will make 2% a year \[assuming nothing changes in the quarterly reports\] But I show you pretty damn clearly that the rest of the Aerospace and Defence Sector don't have the profitability problems of Rolls-Royce, and stand head and shoulders about in the metrics If you're careful you can made make money on Boeing or Rolls, but I've never disputed that and I think 2 or maybe 3 quarters ago, I spoke about how Boeing with all it's massive problems is going to likely earn more money than Rolls-Royce as a stock Boeing went from $130 something to $230 Something and currently $194

MagnesiumKitten

Well Apple is 18% overvalued and will drop 10% this year \[profitable 10 out of 10 years\] Microsoft is **4% undervalued** and will rise 18% this year \[profitable 10 out of 10 years\] Rolls Royce is **294% overvalued** and will go up 2% this year \[Poor Quality\] \[Mediocre Price\] \[Good-Mediocre Growth\] \[profitable 5 out of 10 years\] ......... should we look to other Defense and Aerospace stocks and note the undervalued ones and their performance too? Textron - Moderate Risk 13% undervalued +24% Target Lockheed Martin - Moderate Risk 14% undervalued +22% Target **Fairly Valued** MTU \[Germany\] 13% Target Boeing 12% Target \[Average Quality\] \[Profitability is mediocre like Rolls-Royce\] Heico 2% Target Northrop Grumman 0% Target \[Average Quality\] \[Lousy Momentum\] General Dynamics -3% Target **Modestly Overvalued** L3Harris 18% undervalued -9% Target Huntington Ingalls 19% undervalued -12% Target \[Mediocre Price\] Airbus \[Holland\] 25% overvalued -12% Target \[Moderate Risk\] \[Mediocre Price\] RTX/Raytheon 30% overvalued -18% Target \[Mediocre Price\] \[Moderate Risk\] \[Mediocre Price\] with my criterion on Profitabiliy and Growth and Valuation Rolls-Royce is the only one with an overall poor standing of those 14 stocks Northup and Boeing, one will be profitable but the quality isn't up there to invest, in most cases None of them have the profitability issues or growth issues I've spoken about ratskin: Great companies like Apple and Microsoft have had bad years in the past too. and Apple and Microsoft have been profitable 10 out of 10 years

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

Im gonna buy a RTX 5090

Prune-Butter

Blue Water who makes drone warships isn’t publicly traded yet. They are close to production. Saildrone isn’t publicly traded either and they just bolted on Lockheed's JAGM Quad Launcher missile system and anti-ship missiles to make a drone warship. I guess this will be a suppler and support play for the next few years with my war money. TXT anti mine systems, RTX radar systems, OII maintenance, HON navigation and defense systems, LHX automated payload systems, NVDA, well they are in everything, VSAT satcoms, OUST LiDAR systems, CAT Diesel engines that can run a long time without humans. No huge plays, but they shouldn’t crash hard because of the tremendous build up in the coming years, if we are in a so called bubble. Who knows.

IceyFoxes

i think i should buy a RTX 5070 to align myself with my NVDA bags

RJ5R

GE (already up +84% YTD) RTX (+52% ) BA LMT GD (+31%) NOC (+21%) LHX (+38%)

hellojabroni777

not true. advanced money destroyer is probably a 1T company. their cpu is way ahead of intel and any other chip manufacture because of its low power draw/low wattage. their “laptop” strix halo architecture (max 395) will evolve to the point you’ll get RTX 1080 ti performance in a handheld device in a few years and probably RTX 2080 series graphics maybe in 5 years. its a chip that probably can create a new sector in mobile pc/handheld device. anyways, AMD always crash on earnings and they move 5-10% on random PR news.

financiallythriving

I built a new pc last year during Black Friday and holiday. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 Super, Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 4k 32” MSI QD-OLED. Got a lot on sale and before the “AI” and tariff shit. Not buying anything for the next couple years lol

RasberryHam

Crazy to think that the PS5 would be 6yrs old by the time of release, not saying its going to be outdated but PS5 is nowhere near RTX 3080 standard back in 2020.

NotJustJason98

So this is what the market look like with RTX off

MBBOrBust-

Engine failure confirmed. Could be a General Electric or Pratt & Whitney (RTX) Engine. Puts?

czyzczyz

Bought the equivalent amount of NVDA every time I had the itch to buy an RTX 4090, and then did the same strategy with the RTX 5090. I'm still stuck with my 3000 series GPU but as a consolation prize I could now buy a 5090 a few times over if they were actually available at MSRP.

jaajaajaa6

Defense stocks continue to be in an uptrend with all the global spending. Have been on this for two years and still think it has legs. RTX has a multi-year backlog and is firing on all cylinders, which separates it from Boeing.

strip_club_dj

Buy RTX to honor old Dick.

BambiSwallowz

I'll have a personal pan with RTX on please.

DaiXmmy

My RTX10090 can digest my AI shit

lil_Senshi

$FEMY $LMT $KTOS $RTX $ET $META too many to list

ConversationLow9545

Lockheed marton, RTX, HP, DELL has more profits and revenue than this stupid 400B company lol

Automatic-Acadia7785

I have a watchlist of stocks i named "Evil Corporation". Includes companies like BLK, BX, LMT, RTX, MS, JPM, GS, XOM, etc.  Performing second only to the tech watchlist 

IAMKENDOIT

RTX Tomahawk Pentagon and RCAT drones , defwnse sector hot I think , sure

Thisispaartaaa

RTX or GD...maybe BA...L3harris....if war pops off, these should all do fairly well...Palantir is over valued in my opinion...but I thought that when it was 45$ a share

Kick_Similar

HIBS, RTX, and LMT for the weekend.

80s_JDM

Jensen found to have defaulted on his car loan. Offered the bank some old RTX 2070s in exchange for loan forgiveness. RIP US Financial System Oct 2025

Thisispaartaaa

Think I will grab a little RTX...just in case things pop off this weekend.

gopoohgo

Yes. RTX makes a lot of the missiles that will be launched

Rezzens

What would a consumer want with a 10k AI chip? that’s companies and developers buying those. Consumers buy the $600-$1,200 RTX GPU’s for gaming PC’s mostly.

lil_Senshi

Pentagon announced DOGE is “overhauling” US drone production, defense stocks like RTX and GD are about to pump: https://blockboardanalytics.substack.com/p/general-dynamics-nyse-gd-global-win?r=6obrbt

ExclusiveOne

Na' I feel Nvidia always comes up with a solution for a problem that doesn't exists. 3D screen era hype? Nvidia sold you the solution. They pushed the real time raytracing trend with their RTX, and look here they also have the solution called DLSS. A.I. era hype? Nvidia also has the solution. They are the ones selling the pick axes and shovels in every gold rush. If not creating the hype in a sense. That being said, they do only sell one solution and not very diversify... I believe in the following years China is going to pick up the pace with their home grown GPU solutions (looking at you Huawei) and they are going to have more competition in the AI space. I am also hoping AMD getting closer to Nvidia in the gaming market, as well as Intel can gain more market share. But that's my 2 cents, big corporations have fail before.

Outside-Abalone4458

‪$CVU ‬ ‪CPI Aerostructures, Inc. (“CPI Aero”) (NYSE American: CVU) announced today that it has received an order from Raytheon, an RTX business, to manufacture structural missile wing assemblies for an undisclosed platform. 🤔🤔‬

Outside-Abalone4458

‪$CVU ‬ ‪CPI Aerostructures, Inc. (“CPI Aero”) (NYSE American: CVU) announced today that it has received an order from Raytheon, an RTX business, to manufacture structural missile wing assemblies for an undisclosed platform. 🤔🤔‬

Outside-Abalone4458

‪$CVU ‬ ‪CPI Aerostructures, Inc. (“CPI Aero”) (NYSE American: CVU) announced today that it has received an order from Raytheon, an RTX business, to manufacture structural missile wing assemblies for an undisclosed platform. 🤔🤔‬

Boobieleeswagger

RTX, VLO, MPC all up, VZ invasion coming to save the economy.

Grimehound

Nvidia RTX3310

kscotch

they're putting the RTX 5090 in a Nokia?

SilentDawn4004

I don't want RTX Milk for $29.99