The latest Nvidia drivers broke Cyberpunk for me. Am I the only one? I just uninstalled and downloading the previous version (9/12/2020).
3080 TI COMING IN HOT
Might be a good think I couldn't get a 3080 yet.
That 3080ti better come with 20gb of v-ram and 3090 performance for 800 bucks.
Who am i kidding probably paper launch of 2 cards with 3 million scalper bots buying and reselling for 10 grand.
I'm thinking 20GB but at 900-1000
I don’t see a way Nvidia will price it lower than $1000, probably closer to $1200, the 2080ti launch price.
These are still getting released. Wait and see.
Maybe. They are competing with the 6900XT, which is $999.
Meanwhile in the UK, stock is that bad for the 3060Ti that the only places you can find selling them on Amazon are going for over £800 ($1,082).
I feel bad for those poor bastards with their RTX 3080s, who convinced themselves that the 10GB would be enough.
Also, yay me, from way back on October 21st:
Now, if the performance exceeds the 3090, or it's a new Titan, watch me return my Aorus Master 3090 in record time.
I feel bad for you in still bringing up the 10GB and thinking people will keep their cards for more than 2 years .
But they do? Do you remember Pascal?
Pascal lasted long because Turing sucks donkey ball that's it . Even then , a lot of 1080Ti owners upgraded to 2080Ti , it's just how enthusiast market works . I know I will jump to RTX40xx/Radeon7xxx series once it's reviewed to have substantial upgrade .
When games started to exceed the VRAM usage , your 3090 or whatever 3080Ti will be too slow for it anyway . Heck , even the 3090 cannot run Cyberpunk RT above 40FPS without DLSS so whats the extra VRAM gonna do ?
Help me render things in Blender or Daz.
I know you have VRAM envy, and I know it hurts. Good news, though...the 3080TI is about a month away.
Damn some of the Gaffers are really insufferable . Why do I envy or care about rendering softwares when it's basically useless in gaming for now ? I gave a solid example on why the VRAM doesn't matter when rasterization couldn't keep up and you brought up some non-gaming situations LMAO since when this place turned into Blender forum ?
off to the ignored list you go
If a massive, high-production value game like Cyberpunk doesn't make the 10gb feel inadequate, I'm not worried for the immediate future.
I'm sure, but likely at max settings, 4k, etc., and those games will be few and far between.Maybe you should go to ResetEra if you're that big of a baby?
By the way, Turing also lasted for nearly two years.
I hear you, but CyberPunk 2077, which has been in development for ages, has arguably worse graphics in some situations than other open world games, and doesn't necessarily represent what we'll see in 2021 and 2022. Time will tell, but I'm confident we'll see games over the next year or so which break the 10GB barrier.
3080 TI COMING IN HOT
Might be a good think I couldn't get a 3080 yet.
Pascal lasted long because Turing sucks donkey ball that's it . Even then , a lot of 1080Ti owners upgraded to 2080Ti , it's just how enthusiast market works . I know I will jump to RTX40xx/Radeon7xxx series once it's reviewed to have substantial upgrade .
When games started to exceed the VRAM usage , your 3090 or whatever 3080Ti will be too slow for it anyway . Heck , even the 3090 cannot run Cyberpunk RT above 40FPS without DLSS so whats the extra VRAM gonna do ?
I feel bad for those poor bastards with their RTX 3080s, who convinced themselves that the 10GB would be enough.
When nvidia drops the 3080ti with 20gb of v-ram. U can bet your arse 10gb+ of games are incoming and that 3080 will age like a wet noodle.
If you have $2000 for a GPU, then why not just buy an RTX 3090?Now, I don't have a 10GB 3080 since my order is pushed to February, and my original 2000 dollar budget for a GPU is still on so I could just go for a Ti. But with that said, it's interesting to observe how the usual suspects still rely solely on "feelings" to be overly bombastic. I mean, months and months, day in and day out of "VRAM discussions" and still (!) not a shred of tangible evidence. Fuck, how I miss actual engineers with scientific minds on this forum..
they’re not really competing with the 6900xt. 3080/90 are in their own tier due to RT and DLSS perf.
If you have $2000 for a GPU, then why not just buy an RTX 3090?
Not bothered at all. My 3080 is destroying everything I throw at it. And my 4080/Whatever AMD puts out next will do the same when it releases. 10GB of VRAM is plenty.
I'm not going to cancel my 3080 preorder for the simple fact that no one will be able to get a 3080Ti.
I'm very interested to see how Nvidia handles this debut. There's a lot of salt out there already, and I don't really see how they've shored up the supply gap.
Meanwhile in the UK, stock is that bad for the 3060Ti that the only places you can find selling them on Amazon are going for over £800 ($1,082).
I'm paranoid about buying GPUs & CPUs from Amazon and eBay because of the horror stories from people getting sent items that have been returned/repackaged and it turning out to be fake/older models.They're much less than that on eBay.
I'm paranoid about buying GPUs & CPUs from Amazon and eBay because of the horror stories from people getting sent items that have been returned/repackaged and it turning out to be fake/older models.
Example(s):
(Some scammers will even go as far as faking the firmware.)
Dropping £800+ on a GPU and then having someone send me a fake is just far too much hassle. (Especially when you factor in the time it takes for eBay, PayPay and Amazon to do their investigations.) I'd rather go direct to ebuyer, CCL, Scan, Overclockers etc.
Yeah... as I said glad it never went through for 3080. I’m more interested in what they have to offer as of next month.
You're confident you can secure a 3080ti?
Well your best shot and something sooner would be to try and jump on the EVGA queue for the new cards as soon as that goes up.(Within half an hour of it starting.) Unfortunately that means trying to get something like a 3080ti which is probably going to be expensive as hell or buying one of the lower tier cards like the 3060 6/12gbI think there is no chance to get a card at a reasonable price until march next year, so for the moment I'll stand by
If a massive, high-production value game like Cyberpunk doesn't make the 10gb feel inadequate, I'm not worried for the immediate future.