That's a "good" problem to have. You're always going to be bound by something, and users don't have unlimited money.The problem with most of these graphics cards is that you will become CPU bound straight away.
@Orta I have a 7700k and will likely have to upgrade to a 10700 minimum, AMD not being an option here as I need thread performance over many cores.
(also, may have to budget in a new PSU for both. Don't think my 650w Seasonic is enough..)
Looking at a x570 mobo right now with a 3700x. Is that enough for a 3080 to be happy or should I wait for Ryzen 4000? Has there been any indication that Ryzen 4000 will be AM4?
Any reason to go B550 over X570?
Great analysis here:
The biggest difference now is easy access to info on the web. PCPartPicker is a handy resource that will you compare prices from different storefronts, and more importantly will compatibility check your parts against each other. People make little builds and post them, so you can browse those if you'd like.i know this is not the right thread but is it more difficult to assemble a gaming pc in 2020 vs the 90's? my last one was a Pentium 4... also i'm so excited to be back, any pointers?
I'm fine with the perf/price of both 3070/3080, but the VRAM amount has me a bit worried. After thinking about it I came to the same conclusion that you did here. I'd rather just bite the bullet with the 8/10GB and upgrade in a couple years. Cyberpunk is my most anticipated game by far, and that release Nov. 19. I don't want to risk waiting too long and dealing with shortages, and in worst case scenario feeling pressured to get something I didn't really want.Nah f00k that. I'll just sell it before the next cycle begins, I'm tired of waiting & 3090 is too expensive. Cyberpunk will be fine with 10 GB w/ DLSS & there's not gonna be a major shift within 2 years to upset that.
I'm fine with the perf/price of both 3070/3080, but the VRAM amount has me a bit worried. After thinking about it I came to the same conclusion that you did here. I'd rather just bite the bullet with the 8/10GB and upgrade in a couple years. Cyberpunk is my most anticipated game by far, and that release Nov. 19. I don't want to risk waiting too long and dealing with shortages, and in worst case scenario feeling pressured to get something I didn't really want.
3090 for sure. I owned and love my Titan xp and had great mileage out of that card i have a feeling the 3090 is going to be the same value for me. Money is not an issue for me and the 10 gb on the 3080 feels like it's going to be an issue for longevity.So anyone getting 3090 and why? I am incredibly torn between 3090 and 3080 @ 1440p/144hz. One of my side says that I want to crank everything to Ultra for couple of years for AAA games, but the other remembers the price/performance difference between 3080 and 3090.
So anyone getting 3090 and why? I am incredibly torn between 3090 and 3080 @ 1440p/144hz. One of my side says that I want to crank everything to Ultra for couple of years for AAA games, but the other remembers the price/performance difference between 3080 and 3090.
So anyone getting 3090 and why? I am incredibly torn between 3090 and 3080 @ 1440p/144hz. One of my side says that I want to crank everything to Ultra for couple of years for AAA games, but the other remembers the price/performance difference between 3080 and 3090.
Can you paypal me 700$ for the 3080 then? /s Sounds awesome man. Wish I could get the 3090. I'm sure the 3080 will suit me just fine.3090 for sure. I owned and love my Titan xp and had great mileage out of that card i have a feeling the 3090 is going to be the same value for me. Money is not an issue for me and the 10 gb on the 3080 feels like it's going to be an issue for longevity.
2x VRAM models would be fantastic. 3070 16GB would be perfect for me. 3070 isn't coming until October, so hopefully more info will continue to leak and this won't be limited to just OEMs.Here you go, matey.
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figured this would happen. the showing the other day was really good
Ya im in between. I also game at 1440p and 165 hz. I also want to set to ultra and forget for a long time and I'm not sure I can with the 3080 lower vram.
I intend to get a 3090, because I have my computer connected to a 4K display and want to crank up the settings of any game that I play to the max. Also, I want a card that's as future proof as possible.
You misunderstand. I wasn't telling you to get back on-topic, I was signalling a split in my post from my reply to you - so that you don't think the tweets I was quoting were somehow specifically for you.Back on topic? The topic mate is the new 3000 series cards, my question was part if the topic.
You need to chill out about your hatred for digital foundry, it seeps from your writing that you think bad thoughts about them
so basically buy shit that gets outdated in 2 years?
kinda like buying a mobile phone then...
Those were Turing time TFlops.
We are almost there, Tim.
He's not saying the 3080 is disappointing relative to the 2080. He's saying the 2080 was disappointing relative to the 1080 Ti, so the overall performance improvement over the last two generations is less impressive than it initially looks.Wat a weird take.. Most people like me expected ~30-40% for ~1300 USD, we got up to 100% for 700.. Yet this monotone guy think ~1.7-2.0x RTX performance is disapponting "because".
Sorry for late response. the ryzen 4k uses AM4. a 3700x is good enough, combine that with a 3080 and you'll have no bottlenecks for the foreseeable future. 100% go with the x570 because it uses a newer chipset. don't get the b550.
You would be much better off returning the crappy TCL TV you bought, buying an Oled that has HDMI 2.1 with VRR, 4k, 120, HDR, 4:4:4 and getting a 3080. Probably would work out to about the same $$.
B550 is newer than x570.
when you compare the b550 to the x570, the b550 literally provides nothing over the x570. the x570 is objectively a better chipset, but if cost is an issue, the b550 isn't bad either.
Don't care for 4K?
right now that low vram is a problem imo.Ya im in between. I also game at 1440p and 165 hz. I also want to set to ultra and forget for a long time and I'm not sure I can with the 3080 lower vram.
right now that low vram is a problem imo.
when i spend 700 i like it too last. and for 1500 i think the same way
Once we have a GPU that can do raytracing in 8k at 144fps, that's probably the end all of gaming right?
VR ensures there is no limitOnce we have a GPU that can do raytracing in 8k at 144fps, that's probably the end all of gaming right?
Forgot about that somehow even as a VR enthusiast.VR ensures there is no limit
I'm getting 3090. I play at 4K with max settings... I'll take all the horsepower I can get.So anyone getting 3090 and why? I am incredibly torn between 3090 and 3080 @ 1440p/144hz. One of my side says that I want to crank everything to Ultra for couple of years for AAA games, but the other remembers the price/performance difference between 3080 and 3090.
I don't like the look of any of the partner cards. Same with Turing. I got a 2080 Founders and have been quite happy with it. Partner cards will be cooler but I think temps are reasonable on the founders.So anyone have any thoughts on the partner cards shown off? The MSI gaming trio looks pretty nice. Generally are the partner cards better for cooling etc than founders?? Personally i like the look of the founders but not an expert by any means. At the moment i think im set on the 3080. Will i get bottlenecks running alongside a ryzen 5 3600 cpu?
Thats good to hear then. Yea the design on these 3000 looks pretty cool. I think il just go with the founders then.I don't like the look of any of the partner cards. Same with Turing. I got a 2080 Founders and have been quite happy with it. Partner cards will be cooler but I think temps are reasonable on the founders.
Overclocked and running Flight Simulator at 1440p Ultra the highest temp I got was 76C. Most games run at 60-70C and I play at 1440p 144hz. Noise isn't bad either. My PC sits on my desk right beside me (used to be under my desk) and noise doesn't bother me. When playing Flight Sim it was a bit loud but you can't hear it over the in game sounds of jet engines lol. I can never hear the fans over my speakers. Even if I turned them down low I don't think the noise would bother me.
The 3000 series founders looks like a huge improvement. Seems to have better airflow and much larger surface area for cooling. The fan shape is different too so I'd guess they are quieter. The 2080 fans are flatter where as the 3000 series fans are curved. Not entirely sure what difference thst will make but I imagine it'll be an improvement.
Oh and you should keep in mind that partner cards can turn fans off below a certain temperature. Usually 60C before they spin up. On founders cards they can't be turned off. My 2080 fans are constantly spinning at 41% even when the GPU is doing nothing and is like 30C.Thats good to hear then. Yea the design on these 3000 looks pretty cool. I think il just go with the founders then.
Ah! That is disappointing to hear. No idle fans.....hmmmmOh and you should keep in mind that partner cards can turn fans off below a certain temperature. Usually 60C before they spin up. On founders cards they can't be turned off. My 2080 fans are constantly spinning at 41% even when the GPU is doing nothing and is like 30C.
It's possible the Ampere cards could let you turn the fans off but I'd assume not.
I'd say once the fans get to 60% they become noticeable. That's with 4x140mm case fans, 1x140mm and 1x135mm CPU fan...in a silent room. 70% is my limit but they never go over that anyway.
Like the first wasn't embarrassing enough.Second thread on PCMR narratives that were shattered is not that far away it seems...