Watch Dogs: Legion GeForce RTX 30 Series Trailer
The highly anticipated Watch Dogs: Legion launches October 29th.
www.nvidia.com
That second screenshot blown up on a screen looks sooo nice, I guess an 8K DLSS image will do that
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That second screenshot blown up on a screen looks sooo nice, I guess an 8K DLSS image will do that
Can you confirm that AIB's will not be doing pre-orders before the 17th?
Not sure where you are getting this info, but I do not believe it is true. The XSX will have 12TF. For comparison, the 2080 Super has 11TF.
I expect shit will flying off the shelves at higher than advised MSRP.
Haha, I guess that's fair given we're on a gaming enthusiast site. I just miss the days where a decent midrange card could easily fall between $200-300.
When I bought my GTX 1070 in the summer of 2016 it was about the equivalent to ten shares of NVDA.
Today the RTX 3070 retails for less than a single share of NVDA. Geez.
EDIT: In hindsight, would have been nice to buy ten shares of NVDA back then and cash in a single share to preorder a 3070 today.
Capitalism, yo.
Today the RTX 3070 retails for less than a single share of NVDA. Geez.
EDIT: In hindsight, would have been nice to buy ten shares of NVDA back then and cash in a single share to preorder a 3070 today.
Capitalism, yo.
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We have recessed back to good 'ol day/date release thanks to COVID-19, I'm sure.
Not at all, you have one of the best CPUs on the market lol.
So the 3080 is only 40% faster than a 5700xt? Looks like this card has some more life in it, doesn't seem worth it to pay 699 for only 40% performance. Ofc we will see how it shakes out.
Oh shoot, I didn't realize. Looks like it's going to be a mad dash to get a hold of these cards for a while.
I hope my local microcenter plans on carying some of these relatively close to launch.
We have hardware decompression support on PC now with these GPUs and it's accessed through the same APIs that will be used for the Series X versions of games so adoption should be quick. Developers will be able to do more with the 8GB on these cards.
Make sure you overclock your CPU and use fast memory. The 8700k is a good drop in replacement if you start to feel like you're hitting a CPU bottleneck.
Sry I meant 51% more Tflops than a base 2080 Ti, and 35% more Tflops when both OC'd to 2Ghz.
Idk how much 1 to 1 the Tflops are though
That's a bit vague. There are 3 types of 2080. Standard, Super and Ti. At least Tflop wise, the Series X is more performant than the standard and the Super, only the Ti tops it at 13.45Tflops. The PS5 comes in just below the Super but above the standard. That said, this is obviously comparing different architecture, and AMD's new RDNA2.
What?
It's far more than that
It's up to two times faster than a 2080 that is already 15-20% faster than your 5700 XT
Eh the 5700XT is on par with a 2070Super, and the 3080 is about 3 times faster than that... (30Tflops vs 9Tflops)
Around 25-30%. So the 3080 could be around 50-70% faster than the 2080ti at 4k.
Digital Foundry have released a video showing comparative performance and they were using PCIe 3.0. 60%-90% performance improvement for the 3080 vs. 2080 depending on the title.
Yeah, that's a VERY healthy increase, and actually the largest increase between gens in a very long time.
The 3060 may get in that price range! Wouldn't surprise me if it is at $299. Even than midrange doesn't have to mean current gen graphics cards. 20xx is still fantastic!
A question if I may!
I have a Ryzen 3800x. Good pair with a 3080?
I have a 5700XT but I've had a lot more trouble with it than my previous 980Ti, which ran flawlessly since day 1.
Regardless I'm very excited! Great pricing.
I have a Ryzen 3800x. Good pair with a 3080?
I have a 5700XT but I've had a lot more trouble with it than my previous 980Ti, which ran flawlessly since day 1.
Regardless I'm very excited! Great pricing.
I guess I can't math haha. I just added up the percentages if one it's 20% faster, I figured 2 were 40% faster haha. So how much of an upgrade is it actually?
I just threw one together using a good quality and "budget priced" 550 AMD motherboard (The MSI Pro-VDH wifi Micro-ATX) , an R5 3600, 16GB CL-16 3600 RAM, 500 GB NVME, 750W PSU, and in an NZXT 510 case and I came in at $1354 USD
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/HfMTsk
Your mistake is to compare TFLOP values across different hardware and architecture, let alone paying attention to the term TFLOP term at all.
Need to see benchmarks but it's looking like the 3070 is perfect if I want to play games on High/Ultra settings at 3440x1440/60fps with RTX on. Am I tripping here?
Given how aggressive on pricing Nvidia has been here I wouldn't say $300 is out of the question although $350 feels about right.
i would be lucky to get $300 for my rtx 2080.These buy it now prices popping up on ebay today. Ooof.
Not sure what you mean by this? Where are you getting this 2x from?
The math is easy, its 19 Gbps, and 320-bit bus width. (19Gbps / 8) x 320 = 760 GB/s
Going by the DF video where they only tested a few games vs 2080, I'd say maybe 80-100% faster on average?
We'll know more when reviews come out but it's a pretty big gap between the two
