Basically where I'm at. There's really no point in upgrading yet.Still gonna keep my 3080 til the 5xxx series
i still have a 3080 boxed and unopened here .. should have returned it years ago when i had the chance
How much you want for it?i still have a 3080 boxed and unopened here .. should have returned it years ago when i had the chance
i still have a 3080 boxed and unopened here .. should have returned it years ago when i had the chance
i still have a 3080 boxed and unopened here .. should have returned it years ago when i had the chance
This year was pretty damn great tbh.....In like three months or so no reason to rush at all nothing coming out really in these dull gaming times we live in
Yep, going to do the same since rumor is 5000 is coming late 2024.Still gonna keep my 3080 til the 5xxx series
This year was pretty damn great tbh
Some people will just complain no matter what.Other than Armored Core it was disappointment after disappointment but different strokes I guess
Baldur's Gate 3 made my year but yes indeedOther than Armored Core it was disappointment after disappointment but different strokes I guess
Some people will just complain no matter what.
Feelsbad as a 4070Ti owner. At least I didn't overpay for it..
Pricing will be key for these I feel. And really, these SKU's are what Nvidia should've launched from the get go.
I haven't played FF16 so I can't say much. But Street Fighter 6 is very good, even moreso when you stack it up against SFV and MK1 this year. They are not "bad games", you just don't like them, which is completely fine of course.Because I don't like bad games? I played FF16 and it completely sucked, SF6 was a joke, I could go on and on this wasn't a great or even good year for me
Yup Turing was just bad value but at least the Super series brought back some. But the gen on gen raster performance uplift was awful back then, from Pascal to Turing. And the only real selling point was RTX and RT. Which was just not worth it at the time; image quality wise (DLSS 1.0) and performance.Same shit happened with RTX 2000 series. They got money from the people who bought the non-super cards, which also incidentally were a ripoff value wise, and then released the super cards (which were what they should have originally released, as everybody was rightfully bitching about the pricing coming from the GTX 1000 series... which were reasonably priced).
So... they have to drop 4080 prices right?...
right?
How do you fit a 4080 super between 4080's $1200 MSRP and 4090's $1600 MSRP without just pushing a buy into either direction but certainly not a super?
Hoping from a company that is called Nvidia? Now that they have monopoly in the AI space, expect the bare minimal.I was hoping they'd do a 4060 Super that fixes the awful pricing of the 4060's. A 12gb 4060 Super for $350 would be ideal but even at $400 it'd be better than the 8gb 4060 Ti.
, expect the bare minimal.
About 15% less than 4080's CUDA cores. RTX 4070 Ti uses the slower GDDR6X-21000 modules while RTX 4080 has GDDR6X-22400 modules.4070 Ti Super is a dumb name for a card but if it really is a 16 GB card performing pretty close to a 4080 it would be really nice for 1440p. Build a 7800X3D system after black friday deals but it is now paired with a GTX1070 which is a bit sad.
Nvidia can go fuck themselves with their pricing.
Aren't they going to Old Yeller the 4080? IE kill it off.So... they have to drop 4080 prices right?...
right?
How do you fit a 4080 super between 4080's $1200 MSRP and 4090's $1600 MSRP without just pushing a buy into either direction but certainly not a super?
i am gonna keep it till 6 series.Still gonna keep my 3080 til the 5xxx series
I have a 4090 in a Mini ITX case. What makes you doubt a 4080 Super will fit in a Micro ATX case?I wonder how big the 4080 super will be.. I am starting a 2024 build but I want to use a small micro atx case if possible.