What other stores have the 3xxx up on their site besides Jimms?
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Few UK based stores like Overclockers.
Edt: Multitronic too now: https://www.multitronic.fi/components/graphics-cards/geforce-rtx-30
I guess it is good that there is consensus among a broad range of people, that must mean 6am then. Especially if Nvidia themselves are saying 6am...
Ah thanks! Will bookmark Multitronic and Jimms for now :D Been refreshing Verkkokauppa too all day but nada on there.
PcComponentes (Spanish site) also added today some RTX 30 series listings:
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EU stores getting updates for the new cards and I am still waiting for at least one big US store to refresh their site for the new cards...I know, I know....1st world problems...but still....
An Nvidia Community Manager over on /r/Nvidia has possibly confirmed that the launch time for the cards will be 6am PST!
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Make of it what you will....
Fucking hell. Alright, guess I'm waking up early!
Sweet baby jesus. Good thing I have a large case lolI like the IO on the Aorus though, and what a massive cooler.
I don't trust Verkkis to bring any hot deals on the table with 3000 series.
But if going for multi-store order approach then it can't hurt.
Yea, probably a 10 cent difference at best. But will definitely have all sites up so I don't miss it.
Man the 10GB thing is STILL being nitpicked? LMAO. But you all can clearly see a several years old modded PC game requires 40GB in 8k, so checkmate.
Thanks for the response. So it looks like for games that are bandwidth limited, the 3080 should be about 25% faster than the 2080TI.
What kind of workloads are generally bandwidth limited? I'm guessing that ray tracing is probably more shader limited, whereas very high resolution textures would require more memory bandwidth (and physical VRAM). Is that right?
The demand for 3080 at launch is going to be absurd and I was starting to have my doubts about grabbing one too.
I contacted one of the small online stores at my place and they told me they can't accept pre-orders but they will block and keep one 3080 in stock for me in advance :D
Sept 17th can't come soon enough now.
I contacted one of the small online stores at my place and they told me they can't accept pre-orders but they will block and keep one 3080 in stock for me in advance :D
Sept 17th can't come soon enough now.
Launch is still days away and some vendors are probably still deciding on their final pricing.
Next week probably most stores will have their listings up.
Going to get me a 3080 next year. I wonder if my i7 7700k can keep up though, because Id rather not exchange everything the same year. I know its a bottleneck, but as long as the cpu isnt what keeps me under 60fps once i get the 3080, then im good for a while at least.
I'm guessing by Wed/Thurs because Monday is a holiday here in US (Labor Day).
yeah, I already resigned myself that I won't be able to get one until Spring 2021.
OMG this is ridiculous haha. At that point, just add 1 more slot to install CPU & RAM and you have a PC that is just a GPU.
With the 3090, you mount the GPU on the motherboard or do you mount the motherboard on the GPU?
The angle in that picture makes it look wrong, an ATX mobo is 9.6 inches long, the 3090 is is 12.3 inches long for nvidia ver, and it won't be any longer than 13-4 inches or so for that AIB model. But that picture makes it look like the motherboard is half the length of the 3090.
OMG this is ridiculous haha. At that point, just add 1 more slot to install CPU & RAM and you have a PC that is just a GPU.
With the 3090, you mount the GPU on the motherboard or do you mount the motherboard on the GPU?
Ah I see.
Well what do people expect then lol? Who's putting a 350w 3090 in a mini-ITX case.
We've had cards almost this long before too.
Faux outrage maybe? The photo is using a wide angle lens too and the perspective makes in look much larger too. It's the photo equivalent of click bait.
As someone who builds a very moderately-capable computer every 5-7 years, this is going to land me some sick upgrades in the fall. My computer is pre-Ryzen so it won't take much to completely overhaul for sub-$500.
You would be surprised, pretty much all SFF forums are looking into putting a 3090 with a mini-ITX. Probably gonna have to be a water cooled solution though..
You will be fine. Overclock the cpu for more performance. I know the 7700k overclock very well.
Sold my 1080 ti, it feels really weird not being able to use my pc. (No on board graphics, 3700x)
I hope AMD releases details about big navi before the 17th. If the rumors are to be believed, big Navi could have significant advantages over the 3080 with respect to power efficiency, memory bandwidth, amount of VRam and rasterization performance.
On the downside, it would probably trail in ray tracing and won't likely have anything like DLSS.
Normally, I would just wait before more details were known before making any decision, but all the talk of supply shortages might be triggering my FOMO.
On the downside, it would probably trail in ray tracing and won't likely have anything like DLSS.
Normally, I would just wait before more details were known before making any decision, but all the talk of supply shortages might be triggering my FOMO.
I feel like the only way they have a VRAM advantage is if it's just in quantity i.e. it uses GDDR6 and not 6x. Additionally if they are aiming for $550 and reduced the price from $600 to that like the rumour from today suggested then it's likely gonna be sitting between a 3070 and a 3080 in terms of performance as well as price. They wouldn't decide on going from $600 to $550 of it was faster than the 3080 as at $600 it'll still be cheaper than 3080.
OMG this is ridiculous haha. At that point, just add 1 more slot to install CPU & RAM and you have a PC that is just a GPU.
With the 3090, you mount the GPU on the motherboard or do you mount the motherboard on the GPU?
Yeah that's a mini motherboard. I saw a pic someone sent me earlier of the same thing lol. People freaking out.
7700K with a 3080 should serve you well in gaming. I doubt that there will be games that are natively built around 8c/16t CPUs and PCIe 4.0 NVMe drives, though you may want to start thinking about that some time next year.
Bought a 1070 EVGA at launch and came with no backplate. Reports started popping about it noticeably bending. At least EVGA shipped out free backplates in response.
It's amazing that not a single person asked about review embargo until he was already gone.An Nvidia Community Manager over on /r/Nvidia has possibly confirmed that the launch time for the cards will be 6am PST!
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I don't know if this is true or not, but I read they would be going with a 512 bit bus, so even if they use GDDR6, they could still have more bandwidth than the 3080.
OMG this is ridiculous haha. At that point, just add 1 more slot to install CPU & RAM and you have a PC that is just a GPU.
With the 3090, you mount the GPU on the motherboard or do you mount the motherboard on the GPU?
lol
Wtf. You don't even need a case. The GPU acts as a mobo stand!
There's just too many opinions flying around and I don't know what to believe lol. I just wanna know if I'll be okay getting a 3080 FE (or ICX EVGA model) with my 8700k at 1440p with my 650w EVGA Gold plus PSU. The goal is to just replace the card in my machine for the time being, then if bottlenecking or w/e occurs in the years to come, I'll upgrade in the near future. Would the 3080 be a worthy enough upgrade form a 1080ti at 1440p?
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Its all relative. Should gpus cost as much as they do now? I dont think so, but we have been conditioned to it.
but for the increase in performance from last gen, it looks to be worth it.
So what's the first game you guys are going to test on your new GPU's? I'm holding off on playing Horizons atm. :)