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Rumored specs for NVIDIA's upcoming "Ampere" RTX 3000 series graphics cards (RTX 3060, RTX 3070, RTX 3080 and RTX 3090)
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Any word on hdmi 2.1 or or DP 2.0? There are a couple reasons why I'm holding off on upgrading my computer, and instead, buying a new TV and the next gen consoles this year.
Time to start pinching and scraping! I think I'll finally retire my 1080ti with this next generation of cards.
If I was smart, I'd have sold it before visiting family all summer.
If I was smart, I'd have sold it before visiting family all summer.
That's the same reaction I have just thinking about one.Nvidia reading this thread:
Yeah if the specs are accurate it is very exciting. It will be a massive performance jump, unfortunately it is way out of my price range. Nevertheless, its performance will trickle down eventually.
They likely cant even meet demand for these cards.
The 3060s will be w/e ends up in the junk pile from the 3070/80, and it will filter down even further eventually, but they are probably getting 85%+ of the cards to be a 3070+.
The geekbench cards are most likely Tesla and Quadro cards. The ram config gives it away. Tesla V100 PCIE has same 32GB as the 124CU card. Tesla V100 SXM2 has 16GB, looks like they upped it to 24GB for the 118CU card. Finally the 108 CU card is the Quadro with 46.8GB, Turing Quadro, RTX 8000 has 48GB.
I thought these were basically determined to be fake already?
If real though, wouldn't architecture performance gains likely put the 3060 above a 2070S and 2080? Even with the jump from Pascal to Turing, the 2060 could potentially perform similarly to the 1080 that had 33% more shaders.
I would like to see where this would leave 3050 (ti) cards though. Maybe with DLSS in the picture, they could potentially tango with the XsX with around half the Tflops.
If real though, wouldn't architecture performance gains likely put the 3060 above a 2070S and 2080? Even with the jump from Pascal to Turing, the 2060 could potentially perform similarly to the 1080 that had 33% more shaders.
I would like to see where this would leave 3050 (ti) cards though. Maybe with DLSS in the picture, they could potentially tango with the XsX with around half the Tflops.
I've never owned a Ti, but I may try to sell my 1080 to help pay for this one. Stop assuming everyone who plans on getting this is rich. My GPU is from 2016 and I've saved up more than enough for long enough.
Second thread we've had on the same rumour.
I strongly doubt GA100 is an x80ti or titan chip. That would likely be GA102, which isn't mentioned. So even if these are all real specs, the products listed are probably not totally correct.
I strongly doubt GA100 is an x80ti or titan chip. That would likely be GA102, which isn't mentioned. So even if these are all real specs, the products listed are probably not totally correct.
It was actually never word, apparently they are just gonna announce the architecture and the higher end Quattro stuff
Oh damn. I just saw a bunch of Google News alerts saying people suspected it.
You've served me well these past couple of years 1080Ti, but it will soon be time to move on.
3080Ti is the upgrade I was waiting for.
3080Ti is the upgrade I was waiting for.
Of course the markets are competing. Both the PC & console market fulfil the same purpose. Your argument is pretty much that there's no overlap between these markets but that's just plain wrong. People move between the two markets all the time. Speaking for myself I prefer gaming on PC but if the value is so awful on PC then I'll just not upgrade and switch to consoles for the next 3 years until PC has caught up. I assume lots of people are going to have to weigh that decision.
The most used GPU right now is the 1060 with most likely some 4 core CPU. Most people right now have systems that won't handle next gen games very well. At some point these people will have to upgrade their PC and they'll need to decide between a console or a PC. They're going to compare the value they get from either buying a PC vs a console. Maybe a lot of people are willing to pay somewhat more for PC gaming but I doubt they're willing to pay 3 times as much for the same performance. Last gen you could match a console with a $500-600 while this time it will most likely be at least double that.
I know that, I think the gap is wide enough to give me pause. In addition to that, there has been some people bringing up the veracity of this chart in other threads
Here's the original source article. It's not about specs, but the clearance of 2000 series stock. It has the image listed as a rumor
台顯卡清庫存 新品Q3上陣 - 產業．科技
傳RTX 30系列最快第三季底上市，台三大顯卡廠華碩（2357）、技嘉（2376）及微星（2377）繼4月上旬開賣GTX 1650系列的VRAM升級版後，同步加速去化RTX 20系列顯卡，現貨通路開始祭出殺價戰，為下半年NVIDIA及AMD下一世
www.chinatimes.com
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I wonder if they'll trickle the RT down to the lower end parts or continue the GTX 1660 route and cut it again.
Same. I skipped the generations that were good value upgrades and then needed an upgrade in a generation of increased prices and questionable ray tracing performance.. Been waiting a long time... really looking forward to getting a 3070.
Maybe they then will drop the price of the 2070/2070 super to move it to the mid-range? Still think having only a 2060/2060 super in that segment while the next gen consoles most likely will be MUCH better than those cards would be a potential weak spot for nvidia.
They really need some good options to convince people to upgrade their PC (with their hardware) instead of getting a console. Something $250 or less would be nice.
The upgrade from my 1050 (not TI!) 2GB to the 3080ti will be out of this world.
I can't even imagine that
I can't even imagine that
God I love this meme. It's one of the few classics that I always find funny.
That Ti spec right out of the gate for new node would be insane, but as node matures? Maybe not so out there, NV is good about squeezing blood out of their nodes.
Also if that rumored Ti spec is even in same area code as final card then that will replace my 2080Ti in instant.
how much used Ti's go for ? Cause im thinking same , my wallet is gonna cry tho
Edit: "Used", lear to read Tov
It really depends when you sell. If after 3000 announced and lower end cards match 2080Ti? Be prepared to cut down hard
Edit2: My coworker already said he will buy mine when I upgrade and was thinking 500-600€ for the price. 50% loss from own purchase price, but signs are that lower tier 3000 cards will match 2080Ti anyways.
I doubt I can afford much more than the 3070 (I gotta save for the PS5 too!). But I'll be excited when these cards are announced.
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