Dave_at_Home
Member
PS6 will probably be able to do full path tracing at this rate. In the meantime, the rate Nvidia is going, PC gaming will obviously see that first. Stacked GPU next? GeForce 4000 series gonna be nuts.
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Miggytronz
Member
im in for a 3080
DemonCleaner
Member
Sales of 20 series were below par iirc.
30 series seems to hit new heights, Nvidia is going to dominate desktop and laptop gaming for another generation of 18-24 months
my portfolio really hopes you're right
longdi
Banned
Hodl!my portfolio really hopes you're right
Nvidia is going ex dividend tomorrow, and with sell the news today, good time to load up on Fri imo
DemonCleaner
Member
OmegaSupreme
advanced basic bitch
Multiplats will also be something to consider getting on PC.
metareferential
Member
Sell old-gen high-end cards to miners (?) and buy new stuff.
The 3070 will fly off the shelves. 499 is insane for that performance.
Meanwhile at AMD...
Papacheeks
Banned
you know nothing about render cards and content creation it's clear. The Titan series are for the upmost enthusiast, but also serve as a viable option for those that content create in heavy specific loads. Hence the higher amount of memory compared to their flagship.
On top of them wanting to have the title of fastest gaming GPU.
It serves more than one sector.
You will see 3090's in their render farms. They even mentioned what they have setup for AI are the 3090's.
DemonCleaner
Member
the real tragic thing about AMD is, they could have had a performance crown rDNA 1 64-80 CU card out for a whole year by now.
when it comes to graphics Lisa Su hasn't made as good calls as in the other branches
when it comes to graphics Lisa Su hasn't made as good calls as in the other branches
SantaC
Member
If AMD went away Nvidia will go back to pricegauging again.
Well covid19 happned
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Hmm, doing the calculations of the shader cores suggest a 30TF card.
Judging from the 80% improvement scalability of the benchmarks, it is more like at a 20TF range, and the 2080 is already about 11 TF.
This means that the new shader performance is 33% slower. But still a win as they doubled the cores.
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ZywyPL
Banned
8K is here?
Seems so. Although 4K120 is more desirable for my personal taste.
Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
I don't think you realize we're saying almost the same thing. This is why I said that our "disagreement" is because our working definition of "more or less" is different.
SF Kosmo
Al Jazeera Special Reporter
I think Big Navi is going to offer a pretty good price/performance, so yeah it's keeping prices down here, but I don't think they're going to directly take on the 2080 or 2090 in performance.
I am feeling real dumb for getting a 2070 when I did, but also I have zero performance complaints right now and with a 1080p monitor I doubt I will any time soon, so I should not worry so much.
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Barakov
Member
ZywyPL
Banned
That's actually CDPR, the below is Epic:
I think without DLSS-equivalent tech AMD won't be any competition at all for NV, and will have to yet again settle for budget-high FPS 1080p solutions, and maybe some slight alternative at 1440p, but nothing more. They need to step up their FidelityFX CAS algorithms just like NV updated DLSS to 2.0, otherwise 4K or RT (let alone both) will completely tank the performance.
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Bryank75
Banned
Isn't the retail card based on the PS5 one supposed to sell for about 500?
How will that work?
Sony should have gone with Nvidia if that is the case.
Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
ASUS also had their own presentation too today.
ASUS' cooling solution detailed at 18:37
ASUS' cooling solution detailed at 18:37
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I guess they lose in efficiency, but gain in performance per watt and per mm. Will be interesting now AMD offers more performance per flop.
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SF Kosmo
Al Jazeera Special Reporter
Sony probably wanted someone who could provide CPU and GPU together, and sticking with AMD makes backcompat a lot simpler.
CatLady
Selfishly plays on Xbox Purr-ies X
metareferential
Member
Who knows.
Competition is always good. But Nvidia is just killing it in terms of performance and features (proven ones).
Exciting times.
BusierDonkey
Member
I'm curious how far from now they'll announce ti versions of each, if at all.
I'll sit on my 2080ti for now and start getting parts together for a custom loop setup. If they haven't announced anything once I have that sorted, or the world isn't entirely on fire, I'll jump on a vendor 3080 then.
I'll sit on my 2080ti for now and start getting parts together for a custom loop setup. If they haven't announced anything once I have that sorted, or the world isn't entirely on fire, I'll jump on a vendor 3080 then.
Allnamestakenlol
Member
3090 is calling to me.
Rough math, 33% slower than the actual TF numbers
GHG
Gold Member
Rule of thumb - don't feel dumb or regret a purchase if you've had enjoyment with the product in the time you've had it and it's served its purpose. Sometimes it's just the timing rather than the purchase itself that's the problem.
That's what I'm telling myself anyway since I'm about to lose money on my recently bought rtx card
Have been glad to have it in the last couple of months during this pandemic so can't complain.
ScaryBrandon
Banned
I expect AMD to release a card that competes with the 3080 while offering more vram. The 3090 is another story though but I dont think amd should be concerned about it.
Jigga117
Member
That was my point fuck 8k my C9 77&55 about to see that 4k@120hz HDR with the 3090
Hezekiah
Banned
And other people have been claiming their favourite box will play AAA games at 4k and 120 fps:
#greenbergkoolaid
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INC
Member
And other people have been claiming their favourite box will play AAA games at 4k and 120 fps:
Who's laughing now
Hezekiah
Banned
I see a dolphin that can't be rendered at 4k on PS5. Incredible, this is next generation gaming. If we believed in generations I mean.Who's laughing now
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INC
Member
8k on xbx and 120fps
Go back to flightsim, pc Simps
(This is satire for those who don't get that)
llien
Member
Who remembers that official 2080Ti MSRP (non FE) was $999?
It is a very dangerous path (and Huang is filthy enough to do it).
8k is listed as "DLSS 8k", highly misleading.
It is a very dangerous path (and Huang is filthy enough to do it).
8k is listed as "DLSS 8k", highly misleading.
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bargeparty
Member
They all have it.
Yeah, I believe the big Navi will have about the same performance of a 3080.. if the AMD TF can compete 1:1.
If Big Navi 80cu has a clock speed at 1.8 GHz goes around 18 TF.
RTX 3080 has 180% the performance of a 2080 according to DF. So about a 18TF card.
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Great Hair
Banned
3x 3070 better than 1x 3090 for the same price. If your project does not require more than 8GB vram ... or can the project be splitt among the 3x vram and give the user 24GB in total? Thought that was not possible, might have changed since then.
was eating some bad fast food while doing this, don´t hurt me!
DanEON
Member
no, full specs are here:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series GPUs Powered by Ampere Architecture
Experience The Ultimate Performance For Gamers & Creators With Unrealistic Advanced Features.
www.nvidia.com
all cards have HDMI 2.1
01011001
Banned
of course there will, TI cards use the exact same chip as the non-TI cards, only that they have all cores activated.
DeaDPo0L84
Member
Still no preorders from anyone, I am sad.
Lonely_Wolf1886
Neo Member
Currently have an i7 7700K and a 1080 looking at the 3080, any risk of a huge CPU bottleneck there?
Manstructiclops
Banned
The nvidia marketing juggernaught is genius. Whack up GPU prices to such an absurd degree that when they announce a new mid tier GPU with a paltry 8gigs of GDDR in 2020 for $500 people think they're getting a deal. $500-600 used to be the normal price for the highest end Ultra and GX2 series of cards.