Quizzical said:
AmazingAvery said:
It isn't the biggest Navi that was shown
What does that mean? Are you claiming that the benchmarks shown weren't for AMD's top end card?
Correct
Quizzical said:
remsleep said:
botrytis said:
Problem is the 3080, in testing, used 523 watts of power. That is compared to the 2080 which used 416 watts. Either way, a big PS is in order to run them.
Yep I am used to …
Vrika said:
botrytis said:
https://www.techspot.com/review/2099-geforce-rtx-3080/
It says total system power consumption.
That's for the system, not for the card. Also I've had to correct you now twice that they need 750W PSU, …
botrytis said:
Quizzical said:
botrytis said:
Problem is the 3080, in testing, used 523 watts of power. That is compared to the 2080 which used 416 watts. Either way, a big PS is in order to run them.
I'm skeptical that…
Anandtech article incoming explaining things. In the meantime here is a summary.
https://twitter.com/RyanSmithAT/status/1301989463707365376
1) Those 10496 CUDA Cores are real. That's 10496 FP32-capable ALUs. And there are no hinky requirements fo…
I would expect GDDR6X on the top SKUs sure. Like from the 070 and up and Ti variants.
The fact there are already pictures out there showing that.
Also expect RT throughout the whole stack with much improved performance.
Ridelynn said:
Wylf said:
Don't care about the argument here, just want to know what this means for gqmers.
It means be ready to really open up your wallet if you want the newness.
Yep, apparently 20% higher cost for SKU…
Quizzical said:
AmazingAvery said:
All I am saying is that cards will launch with GDDR6X on them in September from Nvidia period. Not GDDR6.
Quizzical said:
There are two options, and GDDR6X isn't one of them.
Is a paper…
All I am saying is that cards will launch with GDDR6X on them in September from Nvidia period. Not GDDR6.
Quizzical said:
There are two options, and GDDR6X isn't one of them.
Quizzical said:
AmazingAvery said:
Quizzical said:
In development is not the same as commercially available. GDDR6X isn't even sampling yet. Do I believe that they're going to go from a memory technology not yet sampling to a …
Quizzical said:
In development is not the same as commercially available. GDDR6X isn't even sampling yet. Do I believe that they're going to go from a memory technology not yet sampling to a hard launch of video cards based on it in less than t…
Quizzical said:
There were some rumors that Ampere was going to use either GDDR6X memory or possibly GDDR6 clocked at 18 Gbps. Such memory doesn't yet exist from any of the three main DRAM vendors, and relying on it would indeed point toward a pap…
Ozmodan said:
Vrika said:
NVidia has announced that they are broadcasting an event where they will celebrate 21 years of GeForce GPUs and “highlight the company’s latest innovations in gaming and graphics" on September 1st.
There's no…
Well yeah, they are annoucing a special GeForce event
Plus it's the 21st anniversary of the Geforce 256 release so it will be a new GeForce gaming card. Also same time frame as approx 2 years back Turing came out.
NVIDIA will broadcast a GeForce S…
I strongly looked at this monitor, especially with the x1600 height. At the end of the day was too rich for me so I went with this ultrawide https://us.aoc.com/en/gaming-monitors/cu34g2x which I am currently really enjoying (managed to get it for $5…
Quizzical said:
AmazingAvery said:
Iselin said:
Also... is there anything new coming in the next couple of months that should make me hesitate about going with the Ryzen 3700 and Nvidia 2070?
Thanks.
Current rumours po…
Iselin said:
Also... is there anything new coming in the next couple of months that should make me hesitate about going with the Ryzen 3700 and Nvidia 2070?
Thanks.
Current rumours point to new Nvidia cards launching towards end of Sept…