I wonder if Nvidia Reflex will be available on previous cards too? Would be nice on my RTX 2060
Double the price though so I doubt it. We haven't even seen the 3060.
If money is no object go for it but otherwise yeah Id stick to 3080 or 70, they will both be stronger then next gen and more then enough for over 90% of pc gamers even at 4kI've never had a gaming PC before, probably going to get a 3080? 3090 is overkill right, with very few games in the next gen taking advantage of 8k or whatever and my display probably not even being able to handle it? Or is it worth getting?
I remember reading that the gpu's with the new connector like 3080 and 90 will want at least 850w recommend according to the box but realistically for 3080 a 650w or higher should be good unless you're pushing for overclocks then yeah go higher.
Should be just fine, getting one of these suckers for my H1 case, looks like a perfect fit.
Where to Buy
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kind of sucks for the people whose GPU budget is at the $300-$400 level
GTX 970 launched at $330
GTX 1070 launched at$ 380
but then rtx 2070 launched at $500 which threw everything out of whack. at least 3070 remains at that $500 point.
same. i'm pleasantly surprised about prices
It is ''dumb'' to buy a 2070~2080 after this announcement?
Here these new cards are going to be expensive in a way that I can't even explain, so I'm expecting a price drop on the 2000s to get one.
This. 3090 being able to run Control (or anything for that matter) with Ray Tracing at 60fps in 8K is fucking INSANE. The fact that it said that it'll be available from NVIDIA "and partners" is even better since there'll be different/better cooling solutions with boosted clocks (not that it'll need it, lol) It'll be easy enough to wait until it's available and close to MSRP though since I'm waiting for CPU announcements before I start my build.
Fuck, I really regret getting a PC when I did. My 2070 Super seems like such a terrible investment compared to even the 3070, and the Ryzen 5 3600 is going to bottleneck the fuck out of a 3070 even if I upgrade.
Goddammit. I'm such a fucking idiot.
80 and 90 this month, 70 in October.
It is ''dumb'' to buy a 2070~2080 after this announcement?
Here these new cards are going to be expensive in a way that I can't even explain, so I'm expecting a price drop on the 2000s to get one.
You know price isn't absolutely link with cost? Nvidia and Intel made everyone overpaid everything because of the "poor" competition of AMD.
Fuck, I really regret getting a PC when I did. My 2070 Super seems like such a terrible investment compared to even the 3070, and the Ryzen 5 3600 is going to bottleneck the fuck out of a 3070 even if I upgrade.
Goddammit. I'm such a fucking idiot.