If true. What is really going on with Nvidia? 
 

Looks like the 3090 is back on the menu boys!
 

It was only a rumor to begin with. How can "cancelling" a rumor qualify as news? That's just called being wrong.

Celeras
It was only a rumor to begin with. How can "cancelling" a rumor qualify as news? That's just called being wrong.

Wasn't it shown in the roadmaps leaked from pictures of internal meetings for AIBs? Could swear at least one image was from Galax or MSI? 
 

Celeras
It was only a rumor to begin with. How can "cancelling" a rumor qualify as news? That's just called being wrong.

Bit more than a rumour 💀 https://www.techpowerup.com/272508/galax-confirms-geforce-rtx-3080-20gb-and-rtx-3060-rtx-3060-matches-rtx-2080
 

To me, this lends credence to the idea that Nvidia is changing process as fast as they can. Perhaps Samsung 7nm EUV.

MatthewAMEL
To me, this lends credence to the idea that Nvidia is changing process as fast as they can. Perhaps Samsung 7nm EUV.

Make sense to me 🤔

Cancelled cards that probably never existed..

DarkTAO

Celeras
It was only a rumor to begin with. How can "cancelling" a rumor qualify as news? That's just called being wrong.

Wasn't it shown in the roadmaps leaked from pictures of internal meetings for AIBs? Could swear at least one image was from Galax or MSI? 
 

Good news to me, means they'll focus more on assembling and shipping already existing SKUs. People like to say the more cards the more spread the demand but also it means the more spread throughout SKUs the assembly line would be anyway. I just want to buy a 3080 I don't care about more VRAM, 10Gb is already pretty good for most 4K games anyway... And I game at 1440p so I care even less. 

Not specific to EVGA ... so moving to Computer Industry News
 
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