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Videocardz states that retailers have been receiving stock of these cards all month. That will give us what, 3 minutes? lol
Also, my mistake, reviews should be up on Tuesday, not monday
I'm a dumbass, noticed my Micro Center had mad 3080's and 3070's in stock, got into an Uber asap just to realize halfway there that everything is closed lmaooooo.
MSI launches GeForce RTX 3070 Twin Fan budget series - VideoCardz.com
MSI Twin Fan Series Last week MSI announced its ultra-premium SUPRIM series, featuring thick and heavy cooling solution. Those cards are based on RTX 3090, RTX 3080, and RTX 3070 SKUs from NVIDIA. A week later the company launches its ultra-budget series called Twin Fan, but only for the RTX...
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Why is anyone surprised with the 3060Ti prices? The cheapest in stock 3070, which has a MSRP of 520€ in Europe, is 650€ right now. That means if the 3060Ti is 100€ cheaper & has an MSRP of 400-420€ you're looking at 550+€ retail prices.
Yeah, I think I'm done with buying a GPU for at least the next twelve months and will see how things are shaking out then. Was lured in by those FE sticker prices, but the reality is easily $100+ over that for a partner board, plus whatever retailer mark-up, plus the difficulty to get one. 3060Ti is launching at a higher price than the MSRP of the non-existent 3070FE. Partner 3070s are more than a 3080FE. I can't wait to see how much partner 3080Tis are going for. It's a ridiculous situation.
I got back into PC gaming thanks to the ridiculous value of the GTX 970 and Nvidia's nonsense from the past couple of years is making me wonder whether I need to go back to console again and keep my PC as is for my existing Steam library. The value proposition just gets worse and worse.
I got back into PC gaming thanks to the ridiculous value of the GTX 970 and Nvidia's nonsense from the past couple of years is making me wonder whether I need to go back to console again and keep my PC as is for my existing Steam library. The value proposition just gets worse and worse.
Speaking of prices, my Zotac 3070 just arrived. Fyi it cost the msrp of 520€
I actually think the FE cards are actually quite compelling this round. Has Nvidia committed to continue producing these? Because I just checked their site, and under availability, they only show Best Buy (OoS). If FE was just a paper launch PR campaign, then fuck it, I'm not even going to bother trying to get a new card anytime soon. It's the only thing that interested me since I knew it wouldn't be subjected to retailer fuckery.
considering they kept producing the previous FE, I don't see why they should stop
They do exist, but they are trickling them out at a ridiculously slow rate. You need a stock alert bot and pray you can add to cart and get through checkout before the other thousands trying the same snap them all up.
If only the power input was situated in an aesthetically pleasing location though. I know it's superficial, but aftermarket cards have Nvidia thoroughly beat there.
the 12 pin adapter is awful and seems pointless. Has anyone made a sleeved cable for the 12 pin?
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I don't see it getting any better either. AMD absolutely botched their launch.
Corsair has a released their 12 pin cable. Replacing the converter with it made everything look so much better in my case.
All high end GPUs of the recent ten years have been using two cables at the very least, with a mix of 6+6, 6+8 or 8+8. 12-pin cable solves this by moving all GPU configs to just one common GPU cable. How is it pointless?
I expect things to start improving in January.
Right now Cyberpunk and Christmas are the two big deadlines that may drive people to pay big premiums to scalpers.
would have been nice for them to list the wire gauge used.Custom Sleeved PCIE Modular Cable for NVIDIA RTX 30 Series Mini 12 Pin
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Two to three of them, yes. Which again is solved by the new cable. I fully expect it to become an industry standard in a couple of years.
MSI launches GeForce RTX 3070 Twin Fan budget series - VideoCardz.com
MSI Twin Fan Series Last week MSI announced its ultra-premium SUPRIM series, featuring thick and heavy cooling solution. Those cards are based on RTX 3090, RTX 3080, and RTX 3070 SKUs from NVIDIA. A week later the company launches its ultra-budget series called Twin Fan, but only for the RTX...
It is nice to see some sleeper cards in an RGB era, even though this is a budget choice more than it is a 'tinted out' option; cards like the Nvidia FEs are the minority in aesthetic nowadays.
probably makes more sense for the 3060Ti since it use less power. "budget" usually means less cooling capabilities in addition to that "OEM" look
OpenCL results from geekbench if anyone cares about that. Reviews go up tomorrow for FE cards anyway. Customs on Wednesday and launch
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Geekbench: GeForce RTX 3060 Ti is almost as fast as Radeon RX 6800 in OpenCL benchmark - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti tails Radeon RX 6800 Geekbench has updated its official OpenCL benchmark charts, which usually happens around the same time a new graphics card is announced. The OpenCL chart has been updated with the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti, the upcoming Ampere GA104 model from NVIDIA...
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Man those prices are stupid if true, I paid £520 for my 3070 Ventus 3x OC and the 2x 3060ti is being listed at £480?!
people are literally getting their cards before the fuckers' are announced
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti already arriving to first customers - VideoCardz.com
The GeForce RTX 3060 Ti is so far NVIDIA’s worst kept secret. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti goes on sale ahead of launch Retailers have been putting the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti graphics cards on display for a few weeks now. We have received numerous emails from people having no trouble buying these...
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OpenCL results from geekbench if anyone cares about that. Reviews go up tomorrow for FE cards anyway. Customs on Wednesday and launch
Geekbench: GeForce RTX 3060 Ti is almost as fast as Radeon RX 6800 in OpenCL benchmark - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti tails Radeon RX 6800 Geekbench has updated its official OpenCL benchmark charts, which usually happens around the same time a new graphics card is announced. The OpenCL chart has been updated with the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti, the upcoming Ampere GA104 model from NVIDIA...
Woah, has this GPU even been officially announced yet? Is it normal for a new GPU to be announced, reviewed, and launched with the same week?
Edit:
Never mind. I missed the announcement it seems.
there was no announcement. that goes up tomorrow with the reviews
For a lower tier one which is based on a chip already used in a previously launched product? Yeah, it's quite common.
I feel like nvidia are strongholding the third party vendors. I guess we will see the official us prices soon enough.
HW News - NZXT "Safety Issue," GPU Availability, AMD MI100 GPU , NVIDIA A100 80GB | GamersNexus
stub It’s been another insanely busy two weeks for us here at GN, sandwiched between various product launches. Of course, this week has been anchored by the arrival of AMD’s RX 6000-series RDNA 2 GPUs. As ever, you can find our RX 6800XT and RX 6800 reviews, as well as our usual teardowns, on...
MSI GeForce RTX 3060 Ti GAMING Trio and VENTUS Series pictured and detailed - VideoCardz.com
A Swiss retailer lists multiple GeForce RTX 3060 Ti graphics cards ahead of launch. MSI GeForce RTX 3060 Ti series Three MSI cards have been listed by Digitec. The retailer confirmed that these cards will go on sale on December 2nd, a day after reviews. This is actually the first time we have...
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Earlier this year I had to rma my 2080 because it kept crashing to black screen (fans go max speed, sound can still be heard like normal but display only comes back from a power button reset). Once I got it replaced ,it was fine.
Then, I got a 3070. Fine for 3 weeks, and now.... its doing the black screen crashing like the 2080 did. It doesn't even happen during heavy loads (it can pass any stress test easily, even with OC), it mostly happens during light loads like idling in menus, loading screens, or alt tabbing.
After looking at the nvidia forums, it seems like I'm not alone - found several people with the same issue, mostly 30 series but a few 20 series too. Really a bummer, it seems not be driver related but rather just a fault with the card itself. I guess I'll begin the rma process and cry when I have no card to play cp2077 with.
Then, I got a 3070. Fine for 3 weeks, and now.... its doing the black screen crashing like the 2080 did. It doesn't even happen during heavy loads (it can pass any stress test easily, even with OC), it mostly happens during light loads like idling in menus, loading screens, or alt tabbing.
After looking at the nvidia forums, it seems like I'm not alone - found several people with the same issue, mostly 30 series but a few 20 series too. Really a bummer, it seems not be driver related but rather just a fault with the card itself. I guess I'll begin the rma process and cry when I have no card to play cp2077 with.
This is worse than at crypto's peak, lol.
I have an order (which will wait for a looong time) for a 3080 at 739 euros, at this point I'm worrying they'll cancel it because the margins aren't there anymore. The product page has it at 859 now. The scalping is fucking unreal
I have an order (which will wait for a looong time) for a 3080 at 739 euros, at this point I'm worrying they'll cancel it because the margins aren't there anymore. The product page has it at 859 now. The scalping is fucking unreal
The 3060 will probably start at $300. Especially if they release a 6GB and 12GB version
More likely is that they'll call it a 2650 Super Ti, just to make things extra confusing for casual purchasers.
They're not going to release a version with more VRAM than the 3080, even if it has slower, less expensive GDDR6.
What do you think a xx60 card is supposed to be used for?