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This is comedically large
In awe at the size of this lad. Absolute unit.
I've got a Corsair TX550M running a Ryzen 3600, realistically could I get a 3080 or will it struggle? Didn't expect the high end GPUs to see these price points so instantly regretting my decision to go lower end on the PSU.
Here's hoping, yeah. Just feels like I bought my PC at one of the most inopportune times possible.
Thanks, I recently built my wife a computer with a 3600, all of these 750/850 PSUs were sold out here. So I had to get a 650 (I sure as hell wasn't about to get a 1000watt PSU) and I was a bit worried about the new cards being too power hungry for 650 but I had no choice.
Gonna need to see benchmarks comparing the 3080 and 3090, especially PCIE 3.0 vs 4.0...
Might just need to go for a new build entirely.
Should there be any noticeable advantages making jumping on a new mobo with PCIE 4.0 worthwhile?
Might just need to go for a new build entirely.
Should there be any noticeable advantages making jumping on a new mobo with PCIE 4.0 worthwhile?
The question is, what time on Sept 17th are they going to be available? I mean, I'll stay up till 3 in the fucking morning if I have to wait for the PST time zone to come around (I'm Eastern).
I'm just gonna wait for the 3060, it's still gonna be a massive upgrade over the 1060
For real though, what's the usual protocol with pre-orders for new cards? Do they go up same day as announcement? Do you pre-order from Nvidia's site or does it go up everywhere?
Yes but sli isn't supported very well these days but yeah more then likely in sli optimized titles 2 3080s will be faster then 3090
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series GPUs Powered by Ampere Architecture
Experience The Ultimate Performance For Gamers & Creators With Unrealistic Advanced Features.
www.nvidia.com
3090 2 x 8 pin 350w
3080 2 x 8 pin 320w
3070 1 x 8 pin 220w
One of the worst gpu series made by Nvidia. It's one of the reasons why Ampere looks so good.
No that's in rasterisation. The gap in RT heavy titles is even higher.
In the path traced marbles demo the 3080 offered 4x the performance of a 2080ti. It's ridiculous, Nvidia have gone all out.
It's confirmed on the https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/graphics-cards/30-series/ page that all 3 cards have HDMI 2.1
This would absolutely be true, if the resell prices weren't so gobsmacking good for whatever reason.
I'm not sure that we'll have a Ti. Think about it. We have a 3080 with 10GB of vram for 699 and a 3090 with 24GB of vram for 1499. A 2080 ti costs around 1200. If they launch a 3080ti, let's say with 12GB of vram, with a price on the same ballpark of the 2080ti, it will be not that interesting. I think that if they were planning to release a Ti version, the 3090 would cost 2500 at least. Maybe we will have a super version for all 3000 series in two years.
1080Ti, 1080, 1070, 970 owners right now:
Looking at this, I'm not even sure the non founders editions are going to be that. When he was announcing those prices, I just assumed those were FE prices. But it says starting at _______. I wonder if the FE will be more and it'll be some real barebones cards that sneak in at those prices.
Pretty sure the start of the video said there were 2 of those ports.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series GPUs Powered by Ampere Architecture
Experience The Ultimate Performance For Gamers & Creators With Unrealistic Advanced Features.
www.nvidia.com
Founders edition prices are at the bottom of this page. Surprised the 3090 is going for the base price; tempting!
Yep, confirmed. There's no gaps in the featureset. PCIe 4.0, HDMI 2.1, hardware decompression, huge leap in rasterisation and a gigantic leap in RT. Starting at $500. Couldn't have asked for more really.
VRAM is not always utilised and does not indicate performance. You will need to look at game benchmarks from reviewers to find out whether there is any difference in real game framerate.
Guys, gals, people. This has been asked before but I can't keep up with the thread. Seriously, help a dude out: What can we realistically expect the Series X to compare to with what we are seeing here? Is it going to be comparable to a 3070/goodCPU combo or is what Nvidia showing here a huge leap even over new-gen consoles? Really struggling to make purchasing decisions.
PS5 is a no brainer for me for online play, some multiplats, exclusives, etc. But the XSX hardware itself is getting hard to justify when my PC is pretty solid already and potentially with one of these cards. Does anyone have some rough power ideas yet? Can we even project at this point?
PS5 is a no brainer for me for online play, some multiplats, exclusives, etc. But the XSX hardware itself is getting hard to justify when my PC is pretty solid already and potentially with one of these cards. Does anyone have some rough power ideas yet? Can we even project at this point?
