IdTech is a beast. I'd be curious if there are any Wolfenstein 2 benchmarks floating around
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I wish every game was this well optimised.
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 Series review thread
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100% this. I cannot wait for what this card can do for my daily gaming in 1440p.
This reviewer tested undervolting:
Doing this + lowering the power limit a little seems like a no-brainer.
Doing this + lowering the power limit a little seems like a no-brainer.
It's beating it by 32%.
2080ti is 24 slower than 3080 at 4k, which means 3080 is 32% faster than 2080ti.
I shouldn't be surprised about the tone here, it's to be expected.
Really liking the reviews so far, looks like a massive improvement at 4k from my own 1080Ti and might finally be the 4k60fps everywhere machine that I've wanted.
Skipping the 2000 series is looking better than ever.
Really liking the reviews so far, looks like a massive improvement at 4k from my own 1080Ti and might finally be the 4k60fps everywhere machine that I've wanted.
Skipping the 2000 series is looking better than ever.
I cannot find that mention?
And no, your claims for RDNA2 bonkers performance increase without any real node decrease makes no sense at all.
i know i read it somewhere, let me chase it down, standby
Looks like its a pretty great card, I'm excited to see the 3070 and 3090 benchmarks as well.
I'll probably hang on to my 1080ti, as it has been keeping up just fine for my purposes. But glad to know that a good upgrade path exists now.
I'll probably hang on to my 1080ti, as it has been keeping up just fine for my purposes. But glad to know that a good upgrade path exists now.
I mean, if we're getting technical, they compared it to the 2080 not the 2080ti. Any reviewer calling them out for 2080ti comparisons is clickbait material. Not that 2x 2080 is not misleading, but mentioning comparison with their latest, most powerful card outside of Titan drives more clicks.
Look at that power consumption difference as well!
See, 600w is fine eitherway ;)
Yeah, I mean, I see that the review is Rich's doing, I meant more in general "Digital Foundry is awesome and does great work, all the crew as well!". In general, it doesn't matter if it's you, or Rich, or John, or Tom, whatever content you come up with is of extremely high quality, including this review.
Looking forward to your Flight Sim video later today!
Just a guess, I don't know what games you play so it may depends, but I've already played multiple games where my 6700k has bottlenecked my 2070. With next gen games being optimized around 8c16t cpu's it's possible that even more games will start having issues on 4c8t cpu's. Too be fair, pretty much every game I've had CPU bottleneck issues with was a Ubisoft game, so take that for what it's worth.
Do people need to be reminded that the gap between the 1080Ti and the 2080 back in 2018 was next to nonexistent? Now we have an average gap of 30% when we compare the 2080Ti to the 3080. I'd say it's pretty damn alright in my book. Feels like the upgrade we were used to have with Nvidia, prior to the RTX2000 series.
Performance wise? Of course.
Feature wise: Of course
But if its not super urgent: Maybe wait and see what happens next month. Maybe we'll get some super / Ti models with more memory or Nvidia needs to slightly adjust prices due to AMD.
Worst case scenario: You've lost a month, which might not be that problematic on a 1080Ti.
I cannot find that mention?
And no, your claims for RDNA2 bonkers performance increase without any real node decrease makes no sense at all.
1x power consumption (same power) 10x fillrate (vs xbox one, OG, which was only 120w) so yeah, its either 180w or 120w, or they're talking gpu only power draw, either way my estimate is reasonable given that ;) i knew i saw it, and my point stands.
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Yeah I think I'm gonna hold to see if AMD really does have a 2080ti +50% caliber card with 16gb vram.
Forgive me sincere ignorance, but what is the value of undervolting the 3080? I'm unable to watch the video at the moment
1. The 4k jump for those of us who stuck with 1080tis is pretty fantastic.
2. I forget, until threads like this, that there are hardware company fanboys, and they are just as bad as console/platform warriors.
2. I forget, until threads like this, that there are hardware company fanboys, and they are just as bad as console/platform warriors.
Damn, I really like those numbers. 50W less in average and the same performance. Let's add the slider and see what happens.
Happens everytime and then people wonder why their cards are hotter/louder
And there are other reviews with different results available anyway
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Founders Edition Review - Must-Have for 4K Gamers
NVIDIA's new GeForce RTX 3080 "Ampere" Founders Edition is a truly impressive graphics card. It not only looks fantastic, performance is also better than even the RTX 2080 Ti. In our RTX 3080 Founders Edition review, we're also taking a close look at the new cooler, which runs quietly without...www.techpowerup.com
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 FE im Test: Lautstärke, Temperatur, Leistungsaufnahme & OC
GeForce RTX 3080 FE im Test: Lautstärke, Temperatur, Leistungsaufnahme & OC / Lautstärke & Kühlungwww.computerbase.de
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Still too much for my liking, but I am hoping you can get the 3070 under 200 watts with this method.
Still too much for my liking, but I am hoping you can get the 3070 under 200 watts with this method.
They compared it to both. At least in the slides. I distinctly remember the one that even made a point of saying the 3070 was faster than the 2080 Ti.
The german article only went 15% or so down in the slider, maybe with this a bit more aggressive capping of the power it can be achieved.
I want an answer to this question STAT! I am thinking of purchasing the 3090 FE, I hope this isn't the case.
I subbed. He literally worked day and night to bring us that entertainment.Anyone wanna see an extreme bottleneck?
I Paired an RTX 3080 With an AMD FX CPU...
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This is exactly what I wanted to see. For now I only have a 600W power supply so if I manage to snag a card I'll be undervolting a bit. Even at the cost of some performance I'm okay with it, though judging by this you're not losing much.
Even OC vs. OC is not really apples to apples, until we see OC'ed benchmarks for the 3080 Strix/FTW and the like. The 2080 Ti Strix has a lot of things going for it that any reference card isn't going to have.
The 3070 is only 225. So a 15% reduction would be around 190 watts. Which would be much nicer.
Gotta be careful, though, because if you make the card unstable, you can suffer in the 1%/.1% areas (even if the max framerate seems unaffected).
Good. He has alot of video subjects that the popular channels don't cover
Im expecting 3090 to be 60% over 2080ti
But with these 3080 results I dont think so.
It was an extreme test. 1080p and 300+ fps. Meaning it can happen, but not likely under normal use cases for the card.
Hmmmm..... benchmarks seem about what I figured, which are great for 10 series owners looking to upgrade.
Probably going to skip the 3080 at launch, since I'm coming from a 2080Ti and game mostly at 1440p. Granted, my monitor is Gsync and higher frames are always welcome with VR too but I haven't really run into any games outside of RTX heavy stuff like Control that have really made me feel the need for a new GPU.
Cause usually when I've upgraded my GPU in the past I need a concrete reason- upgrading from my 970 to a 1070, it was because I had gotten a 1440p Gsync monitor. Upgrading from my 1070 to a 2080Ti last year was because I wanted solid 60+ in more games and was doing a whole new build. Right now I don't have any games that my 2080Ti can't handle fine at 1440p. The big one coming up will be Cyberpunk of course, which is why I sprung for the 2080Ti in the first place, but I'll probably sit on the sidelines for the 30 series for now anyway.
Probably going to skip the 3080 at launch, since I'm coming from a 2080Ti and game mostly at 1440p. Granted, my monitor is Gsync and higher frames are always welcome with VR too but I haven't really run into any games outside of RTX heavy stuff like Control that have really made me feel the need for a new GPU.
Cause usually when I've upgraded my GPU in the past I need a concrete reason- upgrading from my 970 to a 1070, it was because I had gotten a 1440p Gsync monitor. Upgrading from my 1070 to a 2080Ti last year was because I wanted solid 60+ in more games and was doing a whole new build. Right now I don't have any games that my 2080Ti can't handle fine at 1440p. The big one coming up will be Cyberpunk of course, which is why I sprung for the 2080Ti in the first place, but I'll probably sit on the sidelines for the 30 series for now anyway.
I think there is a bit of downplaying the RTX 3080 calling it a "mid-tier card" when the fact it's new Flagship card from Nvidia.
It sounds like trying setting a certain narrative to justify the stance in thinking the RTX 3080 upgrade over the RTX 2080 Ti is miniscule at best.
I suppose some will do what they feel is necessary to justify such a stance. Just don't expect to be taken seriously under any degree of scrutiny looking at the performance numbers with the RTX 3080 showing an average 20 to 30% improvement.
It sounds like trying setting a certain narrative to justify the stance in thinking the RTX 3080 upgrade over the RTX 2080 Ti is miniscule at best.
I suppose some will do what they feel is necessary to justify such a stance. Just don't expect to be taken seriously under any degree of scrutiny looking at the performance numbers with the RTX 3080 showing an average 20 to 30% improvement.
Coil whine is kind of a lottery
You can have a card that whines no matter, even at 60fps/lighter load, one that whines only at very high fps, one that whines with one PSU but not another..
Or a PSU that whines if paired with any power hungry GPU
Edit: or a card that doesn't suffer from it or barely of course
Personally if I have to stick my ear right next to the case's side panel to hear it I don't consider that coil whine
Going from the 1000 series to the 3000 series is going to be the sweet spot and something I sorta envy. You should upgrade to a quality power supply of at least 750 watts.
That's the same jerk who was saying that reviewers need nvidia and if they can't get reviews on time they can be replaced, and making a conspiracy that nvidia lied about why the review date was moved.
Zero surprise he's also a pos scalper.