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Evga already lost 3080 clock battle to Asus and even Msi. Now they are scrambling to clock 3090 higher to stay in the game.
Are you prepared to pay $1k more for less than 19% improvement over 3080?
Nvidia needs to be taught a lesson by Amd like they did to Intel. I will laugh hard when Amd releases a comparable card for 50% less money.
The clock battle, what a joke lol. We are talking a difference of 50 or so MHz in a real world scenario, with expected variance due to ambient temperatures and case environment. That is utterly meaningless in a real world scenario. Like 1 or 2 frames on average, if that. You will literally never notice that unless you have OCD about the absolute best benchmark numbers. And even then, it’s probably within margin of error. AMD tried to compete the last time and failed. I don’t expect it to be any different. And even if they do manage to launch a somewhat comparable product, it won’t matter because their software suite and drivers are utter trash. I fully expect their ray tracing solution to be rough around the edges at best. And something comparable to DLSS? Lmao at that, they can barely even get their drivers to be consistent with multi monitor setups in some cases, let alone something as complicated as DLSS.
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/20 08:45:18
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YMaksymyuk
Evga already lost 3080 clock battle to Asus and even Msi. Now they are scrambling to clock 3090 higher to stay in the game.
Are you prepared to pay $1k more for less than 19% improvement over 3080?
Nvidia needs to be taught a lesson by Amd like they did to Intel. I will laugh hard when Amd releases a comparable card for 50% less money.
AMD won't be 50% less, if they do win they will charge close to the same price, maybe $100 less, just like Ryzen, they aren't half the price of Intel.
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/20 10:00:06
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Are you prepared to pay $1k more for less than 19% improvement over 3080?
The clock battle, what a joke lol.
I agree about clocks--if there's something called a "clock battle", I don't see how it could be relevant to more than a tiny percentage of people. But he makes a legitimate point about the 3090. The problem is not just a 114%+ higher price for quite possibly a 15% avg. framerate increase, but: 1. This price/performance is particularly disgusting because it's not a TITAN card, despite Jen-Hsun referring to it as "TITAN-class". There is no 'TITAN' in the name. It's an 'RTX 3090'. Pretending that it's a TITAN doesn't make it so. Beside the ridiculousness of releasing a non-TITAN card and passing it off as a TITAN because of the price, why is this important? 2. ...because the TITAN cards were always ignored by anyone with an actual budget who was only interested in gaming and not "bragging rights". But now, the absurd 10GB of the 3080 makes the 3090 the only viable option for those who play at 4K+, at high settings, and use actual MSAA/SSAA**. And that's now, with current-console-gen games. The XB1 has 5.5GB total between CPU & GPU. It can easily devote 3GB to the GPU, and yet PC ports utilize ( not allocate) 5, 6, 8...even as much as 10GB at 4K. So even assuming only 6GB PC utilization, that's 100% higher than the console, due mainly to a lack of PC-specific coding & optimization, but sometimes better assets. What do you think is going to happen when consoles jump from 5.5GB to 13GB? The Series X will easily devote a bare minimum of 6GB to the GPU. No, compression doesn't help: For one, it doesn't increase RAM, it increases the amount of info that can be stored in RAM--RAM usage stays the same. And two, compression applies equally to console and PC. In fact, if PC compression isn't as good, it will need even more VRAM. The 3080 makes no sense for anyone who plans on using it 2 or 3 years from now for high-res/high settings, and even now is a poor choice, meaning as of now, the $1500+ 3090 is the only viable option for 4K+ gaming going forward. Nice. ** I'm asking nicely, lol: Please no one post any misinformed info about AA being unnecessary at 4K+. Whether or not AA is required is not determined by resolution, it's determined by angular resolution: the apparent size of pixels. E.g. the pixels of a 55" 4K display are exactly the same size as those of a 27" 1080p display. That means that at the same view distance, the angular resolution is the same. The pixels are exactly the same size. People become mistaken about this because they go to 4K without increasing their screen size much (e.g. 27"), or they use a ~55" display but compensate by greatly increasing their view distance (If you want to maximize immersion, you maximize actual/display FOV. You increase your screen size, but keep the same view distance.)
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/20 10:46:56
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Are you prepared to pay $1k more for less than 19% improvement over 3080?
The clock battle, what a joke lol.
I agree about clocks--if there's something called a "clock battle", I don't see how it could be relevant to more than a tiny percentage of people.
But he makes a legitimate point about the 3090. The problem is not just a 114%+ higher price for quite possibly a 15% avg. framerate increase, but:
1. This price/performance is particularly disgusting because it's not a TITAN card, despite Jen-Hsun referring to it as "TITAN-class". There is no 'TITAN' in the name. It's an 'RTX 3090'.
Pretending that it's a TITAN doesn't make it so. Beside the ridiculousness of releasing a non-TITAN card and passing it off as a TITAN because of the price, why is this important?
2. ...because the TITAN cards were always ignored by anyone with an actual budget who was only interested in gaming and not "bragging rights". But now, the absurd 10GB of the 3080 makes the 3090 the only viable option for those who play at 4K+, at high settings, and use actual MSAA/SSAA**.
And that's now, with current-console-gen games. The XB1 has 5.5GB total between CPU & GPU. It can easily devote 3GB to the GPU, and yet PC ports utilize (not allocate) 5, 6, 8...even as much as 10GB at 4K. So even assuming only 6GB PC utilization, that's 100% higher than the console, due mainly to a lack of PC-specific coding & optimization, but sometimes better assets.
What do you think is going to happen when consoles jump from 5.5GB to 13GB? The Series X will easily devote a bare minimum of 6GB to the GPU. No, compression doesn't help: For one, it doesn't increase RAM, it increases the amount of info that can be stored in RAM--RAM usage stays the same. And two, compression applies equally to console and PC. In fact, if PC compression isn't as good, it will need even more VRAM.
The 3080 makes no sense for anyone who plans on using it 2 or 3 years from now for high-res/high settings, and even now is a poor choice, meaning as of now, the $1500+ 3090 is the only viable option for 4K+ gaming going forward. Nice.
Interesting, I tend to agree with this view. I worry that the longevity of the 3080's is not there and the removal of SLI capability further reduces my flexibility in the 12-18 month timeframe. It would appear that the "expected" market value of "ti" performance levels is now $1500 US. Folks paid almost that price for the highest performance tier in the RTX 20 series. This suggests the current 3080 series is a loss leader intended to blunt the impact of AMD's RDNA2. The strategy provides a lot of options for nVidia in the short term <12 months. For example: - They can introduce 3080 ti's in the $1,200 range,
- They can introduce 3090 ti's to compete at the pinnacle if AMD somehow pulls off a technical marvel,
- They can still introduce a new titian.
- And all the while prevent canalization on the true "profitability" market driven by the RTX 3070 and RTX 3060.
- In the mean time, 4K monitors and TV's will get better and cheaper. Driving demand for 3080 performance as the new minimum.
Brilliant really!!! So do I go with: - 3080 at a bargain price knowing that it is likely to need an upgrade in 12-24 months with some speculated potential "gottchas" in the short term. (memory bottlenecks).
- Or do I buy in at the high tier market price of $1500 and likely avoid the "gottchas", whilst paying double the entry fee?
Like I said, brilliant marketing strategy nVidia.. damn!
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/20 13:35:01
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Speaking of the 3090, any guesses as to what the launch price for the Kingpin and FTW3 hydro copper cards will cost?
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/20 14:27:59
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Anyone know what timezone the realse of 3090 is? Not the date, but timezone, so i dont wake up at midnight to order something that technically launched 3 hours ago or in the morning
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/20 14:32:29
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Evga already lost 3080 clock battle to Asus and even Msi. Now they are scrambling to clock 3090 higher to stay in the game.
Are you prepared to pay $1k more for less than 19% improvement over 3080?
Nvidia needs to be taught a lesson by Amd like they did to Intel. I will laugh hard when Amd releases a comparable card for 50% less money.
The clock battle, what a joke lol.
We are talking a difference of 50 or so MHz in a real world scenario, with expected variance due to ambient temperatures and case environment. That is utterly meaningless in a real world scenario. Like 1 or 2 frames on average, if that. You will literally never notice that unless you have OCD about the absolute best benchmark numbers. And even then, it’s probably within margin of error.
AMD tried to compete the last time and failed. I don’t expect it to be any different. And even if they do manage to launch a somewhat comparable product, it won’t matter because their software suite and drivers are utter trash. I fully expect their ray tracing solution to be rough around the edges at best. And something comparable to DLSS? Lmao at that, they can barely even get their drivers to be consistent with multi monitor setups in some cases, let alone something as complicated as DLSS.
You are clearly clueless on how marketing and advertising affects sales. 1-2 frames? Sure pal. 1935 boost clock of Strix OC vs 1800 of ftw3 ultra and 19.5 vs 19 Gbps mem clock. My money is on Asus for the same price.
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/20 15:19:31
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Evga already lost 3080 clock battle to Asus and even Msi. Now they are scrambling to clock 3090 higher to stay in the game.
Are you prepared to pay $1k more for less than 19% improvement over 3080?
Nvidia needs to be taught a lesson by Amd like they did to Intel. I will laugh hard when Amd releases a comparable card for 50% less money.
The clock battle, what a joke lol.
We are talking a difference of 50 or so MHz in a real world scenario, with expected variance due to ambient temperatures and case environment. That is utterly meaningless in a real world scenario. Like 1 or 2 frames on average, if that. You will literally never notice that unless you have OCD about the absolute best benchmark numbers. And even then, it’s probably within margin of error.
AMD tried to compete the last time and failed. I don’t expect it to be any different. And even if they do manage to launch a somewhat comparable product, it won’t matter because their software suite and drivers are utter trash. I fully expect their ray tracing solution to be rough around the edges at best. And something comparable to DLSS? Lmao at that, they can barely even get their drivers to be consistent with multi monitor setups in some cases, let alone something as complicated as DLSS.
You are clearly clueless on how marketing and advertising affects sales.
1-2 frames? Sure pal. 1935 boost clock of Strix OC vs 1800 of ftw3 ultra and 19.5 vs 19 Gbps mem clock. My money is on Asus for the same price.
Yeah for sure when you have the money to throw at something that doesn't even make sense to you or even understand what clock speeds translate to real world performance. Not long ago there was an era where people when asked what GPU they own used to reply "I have a 8GB graphics card" :P
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/20 15:42:28
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The FTW3 Ultra's boost clock is now TBD instead of 1800. It is likely that it will be adjusted to something higher.
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/20 17:24:23
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Evga already lost 3080 clock battle to Asus and even Msi. Now they are scrambling to clock 3090 higher to stay in the game.
Are you prepared to pay $1k more for less than 19% improvement over 3080?
Nvidia needs to be taught a lesson by Amd like they did to Intel. I will laugh hard when Amd releases a comparable card for 50% less money.
The clock battle, what a joke lol.
We are talking a difference of 50 or so MHz in a real world scenario, with expected variance due to ambient temperatures and case environment. That is utterly meaningless in a real world scenario. Like 1 or 2 frames on average, if that. You will literally never notice that unless you have OCD about the absolute best benchmark numbers. And even then, it’s probably within margin of error.
AMD tried to compete the last time and failed. I don’t expect it to be any different. And even if they do manage to launch a somewhat comparable product, it won’t matter because their software suite and drivers are utter trash. I fully expect their ray tracing solution to be rough around the edges at best. And something comparable to DLSS? Lmao at that, they can barely even get their drivers to be consistent with multi monitor setups in some cases, let alone something as complicated as DLSS.
You are clearly clueless on how marketing and advertising affects sales.
1-2 frames? Sure pal. 1935 boost clock of Strix OC vs 1800 of ftw3 ultra and 19.5 vs 19 Gbps mem clock. My money is on Asus for the same price.
Yeah for sure when you have the money to throw at something that doesn't even make sense to you or even understand what clock speeds translate to real world performance.
Not long ago there was an era where people when asked what GPU they own used to reply "I have a 8GB graphics card" :P
Who cares what the number on the box is when all the cards tested so far boost well above that stock, and you can overclock by moving a slider..? The real limit is power target (edit: and silicon lottery) or the availability of a VBIOS that opens it up. And even this only matter to people who compete on clock speed.
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2020/09/20 17:28:25
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^ Exactly my point.
The numbers on the box mean next to nothing when GPU Boost functions the same way on all cards. Only things that really matter are cooling and power limit.
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/20 17:39:59
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^ Exactly my point.
The numbers on the box mean next to nothing when GPU Boost functions the same way on all cards. Only things that really matter are cooling and power limit.
Believe me, those numbers mean a lot to the Co (Evga) to keep their top selling card’s crown. At the moment they are not. Watch Evga pushing “box” clocks higher to try to beat the competition. Happens every year. Thus a delay and TBD clocks on the site.
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My current GPU is the 2070super fe. It was my first gaming PC build back in September of last year. Out of all the GPU's this go around for some reason the 3080 FTW3 really calls out to me (even though the red on the side is a bit unappealing).
Is the official site here the best place to try and secure one? I know they mentioned this upcoming week they will have more stock but with how quickly they sell it out with no timeframes given it seems it'll be nearly impossible to randomly check in one day and be able to purchase one.
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/21 03:16:57
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- I'm not sure why people assume bots are buying cards over regular people. It was a popular reason for why 20-Series cards were always out of stock, which completely ignored literal supply and demand issues (lots of people wanted them, but there weren't many initially). Yes, there are per person quantity caps for each card. Yes, we require captcha to login, which is also required to create a profile. This should help to comfort some of you.
Now that Nvidia and Media outlets have confirmed that this happened... do you believe us now? Some of us are aware of how these things worked and warned you. You could have listened... but you thought you knew better... and now you've got tons of unhappy people.
Perhaps you guys should take a few moments and have a post-mortem on just how wrong you were, and maybe don't disregard people who work in the IT industry and are keenly aware of how these things work.
I'm not trying to kick you while you're down... I'm trying to encourage you to actually do better.
Alternative hypothesis:
The actors running the bots are EVGA and Nvidia themselves who are both reaping windfall profit and simultaneously stoking demand.
Think about it.
Whenever someone claims incompetence always consider the possibility that it's not incompetence but foul play / inside job.
Fuel to the fire:
I've yet to read a single post here or at r/nvidia or overclock.net of anyone successfully buying a single 3080.
Who bought them?
How is it that not a single member of this forum bought a single unit from EVGA today?
Not a single EVGA Member got the chance to buy GPU here?... Smoke screen, hyping the customers, like morons we're waiting for the notification email or watching the date and time just to click on "site crashed" or "out of stock"... Here we are today 9/21/2020 and yet again we see nothing, not even a 360 image of the Kingpin or the 3090 Hybrid GPU??? - You know I never had the chance to purchase a 2080Ti when I wanted to get it at the time, the miners ruined that for most of us and then the cards became ridiculous expensive after.
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2020/09/21 03:31:52
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As far as I know almost no one anywhere was able to buy an RTX 3080 except for the bots. Keep in mind that right now there are no RTX 3080 video cards from any manufacturer available from legit sources. Hopefully in the weeks to come more cards will be available.
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I think one or two people managed to get a 3080, Ive heard stories of using not posted links to get around the endless notify me buttion, but i have yet to verify
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Has there been any updates on ftw3 hybrid card dates provided just yet? We talking october time or?
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2020/09/21 05:14:38
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As far as I know almost no one anywhere was able to buy an RTX 3080 except for the bots. Keep in mind that right now there are no RTX 3080 video cards from any manufacturer available from legit sources. Hopefully in the weeks to come more cards will be available.
Probably safe to assume then the same thing will happen with the 3090's later this week. Sure would like to known when an FTW3 Ultra might become available in the 3090 card.
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I thought its been said on the evga twitter that its october 6th for hybrids already @GuitarGuy93
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2020/09/21 05:56:11
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I thought its been said on the evga twitter that its october 6th for hybrids already @GuitarGuy93
Ahh! Amazing, didnt see that specific date :) thank you!
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/21 06:06:17
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No, Jacob said late October for Hybrids on twitter.
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2020/09/21 07:58:13
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Is any etailer getting stock today?
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2020/09/21 08:50:52
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hybrids and hydrocopper being released together?
I'm willing to wait if they're coming in October
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2020/09/21 09:43:26
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Is any etailer getting stock today?
In Europe I haven't seen any new stock arrive from ANY manufacturer
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2020/09/21 10:32:50
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I wish they would have spent a month or 2 building inventory before launching the card. It seems like it is harder to snag one by trickling the inventory instead of just releasing giant batches.
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I wish they would have spent a month or 2 building inventory before launching the card. It seems like it is harder to snag one by trickling the inventory instead of just releasing giant batches.
There’s nothing stopping you from waiting two months until stock has built up. 🙂
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2020/09/21 10:48:15
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kindji3
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I wish they would have spent a month or 2 building inventory before launching the card. It seems like it is harder to snag one by trickling the inventory instead of just releasing giant batches.
There’s nothing stopping you from waiting two months until stock has built up. 🙂
I can wait, I am just sick of all the complaining lol! Also it looks like they added the other FTW3 NON-Ultra to the store just now
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/21 10:52:57
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rjohnson11
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Is any etailer getting stock today?
In Europe I haven't seen any new stock arrive from ANY manufacturer
Very small amounts of MSI and Pallit cards shipped out today at some etailers in the UK
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/21 12:13:02
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irakandjii
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Are you prepared to pay $1k more for less than 19% improvement over 3080?
The clock battle, what a joke lol.
I agree about clocks--if there's something called a "clock battle", I don't see how it could be relevant to more than a tiny percentage of people.
But he makes a legitimate point about the 3090. The problem is not just a 114%+ higher price for quite possibly a 15% avg. framerate increase, but:
1. This price/performance is particularly disgusting because it's not a TITAN card, despite Jen-Hsun referring to it as "TITAN-class". There is no 'TITAN' in the name. It's an 'RTX 3090'.
Pretending that it's a TITAN doesn't make it so. Beside the ridiculousness of releasing a non-TITAN card and passing it off as a TITAN because of the price, why is this important?
2. ...because the TITAN cards were always ignored by anyone with an actual budget who was only interested in gaming and not "bragging rights". But now, the absurd 10GB of the 3080 makes the 3090 the only viable option for those who play at 4K+, at high settings, and use actual MSAA/SSAA**.
And that's now, with current-console-gen games. The XB1 has 5.5GB total between CPU & GPU. It can easily devote 3GB to the GPU, and yet PC ports utilize (not allocate) 5, 6, 8...even as much as 10GB at 4K. So even assuming only 6GB PC utilization, that's 100% higher than the console, due mainly to a lack of PC-specific coding & optimization, but sometimes better assets.
What do you think is going to happen when consoles jump from 5.5GB to 13GB? The Series X will easily devote a bare minimum of 6GB to the GPU. No, compression doesn't help: For one, it doesn't increase RAM, it increases the amount of info that can be stored in RAM--RAM usage stays the same. And two, compression applies equally to console and PC. In fact, if PC compression isn't as good, it will need even more VRAM.
The 3080 makes no sense for anyone who plans on using it 2 or 3 years from now for high-res/high settings, and even now is a poor choice, meaning as of now, the $1500+ 3090 is the only viable option for 4K+ gaming going forward. Nice.
Interesting, I tend to agree with this view.
I worry that the longevity of the 3080's is not there and the removal of SLI capability further reduces my flexibility in the 12-18 month timeframe.
It would appear that the "expected" market value of "ti" performance levels is now $1500 US. Folks paid almost that price for the highest performance tier in the RTX 20 series. This suggests the current 3080 series is a loss leader intended to blunt the impact of AMD's RDNA2. The strategy provides a lot of options for nVidia in the short term <12 months.
For example:
- They can introduce 3080 ti's in the $1,200 range,
- They can introduce 3090 ti's to compete at the pinnacle if AMD somehow pulls off a technical marvel,
- They can still introduce a new titian.
- And all the while prevent canalization on the true "profitability" market driven by the RTX 3070 and RTX 3060.
- In the mean time, 4K monitors and TV's will get better and cheaper. Driving demand for 3080 performance as the new minimum.
Brilliant really!!!
So do I go with:
- 3080 at a bargain price knowing that it is likely to need an upgrade in 12-24 months with some speculated potential "gottchas" in the short term. (memory bottlenecks).
- Or do I buy in at the high tier market price of $1500 and likely avoid the "gottchas", whilst paying double the entry fee?
Like I said, brilliant marketing strategy nVidia.. damn!
Exactly how I feel coming from 2080 Ti.
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Re: Introducing the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series with iCX3 Technology!
2020/09/21 12:22:09
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irakandjii
They can introduce 3080 ti's in the $1,200 range,
I'd like to know what you think, but the issue that I put forth last week is that there simply isn't any room for a 3080 Ti. At first I was interested in a "leak" about a 3080 Ti, until I learned more about the performance of the 3090. The performance gap between 3080 and 3090 is so small, a 3080 Ti would be a joke. Measuring from the 3080, you'd get a non-Ti-level performance increase (bad) and presumably significantly more RAM (good), for what...$1000? I think that, because of the lack of any significant performance increase from the 3080, it would effectively be a lower-priced 3090 with a RAM amount more applicable to a gaming card. Arguably a better card than the 3090 for many people, but still a pretty cruddy 3080 Ti for price/performance, imo. irakandjii
They can introduce 3090 ti's to compete at the pinnacle if AMD somehow pulls off a technical marvel,
They can still introduce a new titian.
I admit, the art world would be abuzz if they could produce a previously-unknown Titian.  But yeah, I can't imagine where a 3090 Ti would be priced, to say nothing of a TITAN (or where its power would come from--wouldn't the 3090 Ti presumably use an entire 3090 die? I have to look that up...) irakandjii
So do I go with:
I was really hoping for a serious showing from NVIDIA post-20 Series, as having moved to 4K, my GPU requirements still aren't close to being satisfied. There are many games from 2014 - Present that do not maintain a VSync-locked 60 fps at 4K, and that's not even necessarily maxed out settings. Needless to say, that's a far cry from the framerates necessary to apply supersampling. When--just for example--you play 18" from a 55" OLED in order to get a 110° actual/display FOV and maximize immersion, pixels are not exactly tiny. Games with a lot of geometry/foliage look like garbage without true AA. The VR situation is similar for the same basic reason--a resolution is spread over a much higher FOV. So anyway, I don't know what I'm going to do, either. I was planning on building a new Win 10 (uggh) system, which would replace a 7-yr-old system if I build in February. But the 3080 won't work for me, and the 3090 just doesn't make sense as a replacement for a 2080 Ti--I'd be paying for VRAM I don't need, and performance I'm not getting.
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