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Nvidia announces online event on September 1st, Ampere GPUs expected
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3070 as powerfull as 2080ti with better RT/DLSS performance and 150w TDP please! I think 3070 will have 10GB VRAM but 12GB would be great.
Awesome! Hopefully the cards will be a big jump in performance from the 20xx (probably a price jump too sadly).
I have a 2080 that I bought in late 2018 so I'll be sitting this one out until it can't run games at 1920x1200 max settings anymore. :)
I have a 2080 that I bought in late 2018 so I'll be sitting this one out until it can't run games at 1920x1200 max settings anymore. :)
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I bet an arm and a leg won't cover the asking price, and probably need to throw in a kidney or two to make sure.
Seriously I hope Nvidia hasn't jacked up the price across the range yet again. I'd be OK with a 3070 if it's on par with a 2080ti, but not for 2080 money.
Seriously I hope Nvidia hasn't jacked up the price across the range yet again. I'd be OK with a 3070 if it's on par with a 2080ti, but not for 2080 money.
If the jump is as big as the rumors indicate, I'll be making the same upgrade.
As the GeForce brand has been around since 1999, Nvidia will celebrate by pricing the 3080 Ti at $1999.
Celebrating their 21 year history, the 2080 Ti will get a special $21 off discount.
Celebrating their 21 year history, the 2080 Ti will get a special $21 off discount.
There is no reason why any DLSS should be blocked from 20 series.
There are also zero reasons to expect something like this happening because there never was an example in the whole of NV's history.
I mean, cmon.
I might be wrong, not too much into the NV jargon but isn't DLSS only for select titles and 3.0 would be a more automated version for *all* games?
Regardless, I'll take whatever card let's me *finally* play MHW with the HD texture pack, *no* upscaling, 60fps, *no* dips at 1080p... It's all I really care about (and I don't like upscaling regardless of how it's called)
I really hope the 3060 can do that and won't be too expensive (~ €400 ideally)
$1110 is wishful thinking
But I don't think the reference cards will be that expensive.
AIB cards could reach $1499
I read this in Ron Howards voice. Assuming thats what you were going for....
I will be buying a 3840x1600 ultrawide monitor at the same time as a 3000 series Nvidia card. Currently have a 1080p monitor with a GTX 1070.
I have a 750W Gold rated PSU.
Am I limited by that? I'd like to think the 3080 Ti is at least an option for me, but worried it will be too power hungry for my PC.
I have a 750W Gold rated PSU.
Am I limited by that? I'd like to think the 3080 Ti is at least an option for me, but worried it will be too power hungry for my PC.
I clicked add to calendar and it's 9am PST, anyone else get that same time? I have work later that day
no. DLSS is compatible with any game that uses TAA. but it needs information from the engine prior to creating the final frame to work. that information also needs to be of good quality lest you get errors (see some aspect of Death Stranding). hence why you can't just turn it on in a control panel menu
and Moore's Law is Dead is a bad source
If Nvidia had a DLSS 3.0 that "just worked" on all games coming anytime soon I don't think they would have bothered setting up a branch of Unreal Engine 4 developers can use that lets them implement DLSS support into their projects.
Not that 3.0 can't or won't exist I just think it's unlikely to be what some people seem to expect.
I think Turing and Ampere are pretty similar in hardware this time around, Ampere is just better (of course).
So I'm not sure if there's any technical reason preventing them from supporting something like DLSS 3.0 on Turing unless it performs really awfully for some reason, but I don't think that's stopped Nvidia in the past and it might be kind of a selling point in their eyes.
Not that 3.0 can't or won't exist I just think it's unlikely to be what some people seem to expect.
I think Turing and Ampere are pretty similar in hardware this time around, Ampere is just better (of course).
So I'm not sure if there's any technical reason preventing them from supporting something like DLSS 3.0 on Turing unless it performs really awfully for some reason, but I don't think that's stopped Nvidia in the past and it might be kind of a selling point in their eyes.
RTX 3080 Ti
Ryzen 4900X
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This build shall be mine at the end of the year.
Ryzen 4900X
2TB NVMe 4.0
32GB DDR4 at 3600 MHz
This build shall be mine at the end of the year.
For a single gpu configuration I don't see how you would be limited by a 750W PSU. As long as it's from a reputable manufacturer.
If Nvidia started to produce cards that would need 800+ PSUs to safely operate, there would be huge issues.
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Honest question...which thread are we going to be putting any leaked information for these cards that will inevitably happen pre-event into? We have like, three Ampere threads now, and that's fine. New news, new thread. I just want to know which thread will be the main thread. :P
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probably this thread for unconfirmed/leaked info
Rumored specs for NVIDIA's upcoming "Ampere" RTX 3000 series graphics cards (RTX 3060, RTX 3070, RTX 3080 and RTX 3090) Rumor
Rumored specs for NVIDIA's upcoming "Ampere" RTX 3000 series graphics cards is now floating around: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/72152/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-ti-leaked-specs-teases-an-absolute-monster-gpu/index.html
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Yeah ok so how do I know if I can turn it on or not... It's in my control panel, so do I just turn it on ? I don't understand how it's choosing a resolution then etc either?
You are correct.
I'm tired of correcting people using his rumors as a source all.the.time. September 1st can't come soon enough, lol
That's good to hear =) It's a Seasonic Focus Plus Gold 750W, so hopefully that counts as reputable! I didn't want to skimp on the PSU...
Just hearing a lot of talk about new power config rumours, and worried that maybe I should have gone for 850W now.
DLSS has to be implemented by the devs. so it's only for select games. there are three presets, quality (68% of native res), balanced (57% or whatever), and performance (50% of native res). some games skipped the balance preset for whatever reason
I for one would like to see a dynamic solution. Right now we have to fix our setting to a preset. It would be nice if we can set it to a dynamic one, so we get quality when we have the spare GPU performance, and it dynamically goes down to Balanced, then performance as required by the scene/frame.
That's exactly what I said lol. I think you quoted the wrong post. :)
given that Nvidia is doing their retrospective right now, I wonder if one of these games will be the next path-traced retro game like Quake 2
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