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GPUs struggle a lot when mesh is super small/has way to many details (multiple vertices/faces per pixel), even 5090 won't help too much since calculating such small details is basically wasting GPU time - you won't see the details but GPU has to brute force it and at the end it will throw away 90% of the calculated data. That's why LOD are so important (there are only 2 level of details - full resolution and ~1/5 or lower, depending on object type).