Oh alright, so PCIe 3 isn't saturated by these cards.
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This is rad. My 2070 Super is fine for now, though. I will eventually upgrade and replace my 970 in my media server this my 2070. But right now, I'm not pushing my system in any meaningful way that merits a card like that yet.
Welp, after studying all day, I had to concede that the 3090 would not fit into my antec striker case. Ive got the Thermaltake P3 on order. After this, and the Ryzen 4 series I'm done with pc upgrades for a WHILE 😂
Mistake post!
But I'll try to save it by saying I'm getting the 3080. 3090 was really tempting, but the perf/$ is just too poor. If it'd landed a couple hundred bucks cheaper I might have done it.
But I'll try to save it by saying I'm getting the 3080. 3090 was really tempting, but the perf/$ is just too poor. If it'd landed a couple hundred bucks cheaper I might have done it.
All my friends told me to go with tempered glass cases, but cards like this are why I don't. If the performance and price is right I will get the ugliest RGB vomit because that shit is hidden behind a solid panel.
I am also too lazy to do good looking cable management. Okay, that's the real reason. But not caring about how ugly the parts are is a bonus.
So which one of these can I fit into a Thunderbolt 3 eGPU housing? And what is the PSU required for just the GPU?
I'll choose between whichever 3080s review the best, don't really care about the looks since it's going to be in a case that despite the tempered glass window, I'm not going to be staring at it.
Is that even possible with these cards? These cards are so power hungry.
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It's...honestly not bad
Yeah- tempered window is kind of a waste unless you've got a custom loop to show off, IMO. No one wants to look at your AIO or your giant metal heatsink and fans.
I feel you. This stuff is crazy here in Korea too. I don't understand the several hundred dollar price differences, it's freaking ridiculous. It's actually cheaper for me to order stuff from Amazon America and have it shipped than to get it here.
My main takeaway from this is that they've increased all their prices. 70 series bumped up to where 80 series was, and 80 series slightly higher than where Ti was
If the 3080 is two slot, then 3070 definitely is.
I wonder how the FE cards would hold up in the H1 case, though. The case isn't really set up for an intake/exhaust card, I don't think.
It's crazy the low-end card outperforms the 2080TI.
Normally Nvidia uses the xx70 models to outperform the previous gen's xx70 models, and stay a tad below the basic xx80 models from the previous gen.
This time their xx70 model outperforms last Gen's xx80TI model, which is nuts.
Normally Nvidia uses the xx70 models to outperform the previous gen's xx70 models, and stay a tad below the basic xx80 models from the previous gen.
This time their xx70 model outperforms last Gen's xx80TI model, which is nuts.
fidelity fx is a sharpening shader. thats all. DLSS is actual upscaling.
no its been prity normal for sevral gens now for xx70 to beat last gens high end gpu. for example the 1070 beat the 980ti.
(AORUS not bringing the heat so far on RGB...)
The ASUS STRIX models look pretty interesting.
The ASUS STRIX models look pretty interesting.
- RGB strip on the side (so glass panel facing) that can reflect card temps
- Each of the 8pin connectors (looks like 3 on the 3090) have LEDs that will flash if it fails to get enough power.
When I saw how they were handling heat during the presentation, I facepalmed. That is going to be a problem.
I honestly find all AIB solutions so far really ugly haha. Rarely happens.
FE is clean as fuck comparatively.
FE is clean as fuck comparatively.
Oh and yeah, the starting price of the 3080 is going to more likely be around $800 like last time outside of crappy blower cards.
Sweats in vertical GPU mounting after seeing all these card with back exhaust 😓
I can see the 3080 going for less than $1000 during sales. Spending more than a grand on a gpu is a bit of a mental hurdle for me.
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It's...honestly not bad
Sigh.. the 3090 is tempting me since I want 4k 120fps with max settings for my games. Maybe the 3080 will be able to achieve that.. I need those benchmarks.
So, do we have any idea when pre-orders will become available? I'm really hoping to snag one of the official nvidia cards but I don't get paid until Friday.
So are these cards way more powerful than next gen consoles?
Trying to decide whether it s a good time to build my first pc.
Trying to decide whether it s a good time to build my first pc.
I'm guessing the size of the founders edition is out of question.
Oh man, I'm going for that 3080. It's going to be miles above my current 680.
Is it feasible for a small build?
Is it feasible for a small build?
3070/3080 FE are the same price as base (non FE) 2070/2080 while offering more value
I don't think I've seen evidence for any pre-orders happening anywhere yet.
2080TI only just overdraws on the x8 slot by 2-3%. Its entirely possible the average 3000 series card will never need 4.0 and those that do will likely only overwhelm the 3.0 x16 bus by a few percent at most.
Do we know if the Founder's Edition will be the $699 price point or is there likely going to be a $100-200 markup?
I wonder how all these cards will affect the thermals in my planned build with the O11 Dynamic.
Vertical GPU mount, 3 bottom/side intake fans, 3 top exhaust fans plus 360MM aio and no Rear fan and GPU blowing hot air into the PCI-E slots and my M.2 I/O shield/ B550 Chipset of my rog strix e gaming :thinking. 🤔