I'm gonna go from 2 x 970s to a 3090 I think. Might be overkill for just gaming but will hopefully set things up for a long time
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09-01-2020, 12:21 PM #103
Yep. Exactly what I said ITT yesterday. "Unless they're extremely worried about Big Navi, they're not giving you these massive performance leaps for those prices"
That $500 3070 would be $800+ if they weren't worried about AMD. Nvidia doesn't charge anything less than they absolutely have to. They aren't doing this as a favor to the consumer lmao. This is a direct result of being worried about competition for once.
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09-01-2020, 12:21 PM #104
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09-01-2020, 12:27 PM #105
Watched the video while it was live, very gamer centered and I'm happy for that.
RTX 3080 at $700 was $100 less than my prediction (expected $800).
RTX 3090 at $1500 was $100 more than my prediction (expected $1400).
The 3080 having 10GB VRAM is pretty good, but I was hoping for at least 12GB. I think that this alone will be a big incentive for some to hold out on getting the 3080 Ti, which will likely have 12GB-18GB VRAM. Only really matters though for those who play at 4K, or dare to try 8K.
RTX 3090 at a wopping $1500 leaves plenty of room for 3080 SUPER and 3080 Ti variants to make sense down the road.
Any and all performance comparisons, or "benchmarks", that I've seen for the 3070/3080/3090 have been on the i9-10900k, which is limited to PCI-e 3.0. RTX 30 being a PCI-e 4.0 compatible GPU, this could mean slightly better performance gain if on a PCI-e 4.0 motherboard, AKA Intel 11th gen, or AMD Zen 3.
I'm skeptical about the core counts listed, because it's labeled as "2x FP32", so you might need to "divide by 2 and multiply by 1.2" to get a true comparison of the core count numbers compared to RTX 20 / GTX 10 for example. Unsure if that's true though, little fuzzy on this subject.
I think that with everything presented, I'll be doing the following...
Once a PCI-e 4.0 compatible CPU comes out (AMD's Zen 3 | Intel's 11th Gen), I'll get an all new PC, listed below to describe the upgrades.
i7-4790k -> 11900k (Intel 11th) OR 4900/4950X (AMD Zen 3)
PCI-e 4.0 mobo for the above
16GB DDR3 1666 mhz -> 64GB (16GBx4) DDR4 RAM
EVGA GTX 1070 -> Gigabyte/EVGA RTX 3080
250 GB SSD SATA 3 -> 2TB M.2 nVME pci-e 4.0
Non-modular 750 Watt PSU -> Modular 850/900 Watt PSU
CM Storm Enforcer -> Corsair Carbide 678C
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Random thought I wanted to add, RTX 3090 is the only GPU confirmed compatible with the new NVLINK variant for SLI. Good thing to note going forward, pretty much confirms SLI is dead.
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09-01-2020, 12:28 PM #106
Relax
Strong Cope
They did a $100 price cut compared to where they launched last gen...
And that was almost guaranteed because of the research and development costs bringing RTX to market. Thats been recouped mostly
Now they bring back normal pricing and everyones up in arms that they must be scared of AMD.
Am I the only one who remembers when they launched the 8800gt for like 200 bucks? Did they need to do that? no
There is a ratio of sales to price. If they already have big margins its more important to get the sale than it is to keep increasing margins. You want ppl to commit to the new generation
If anything, they are more concerned with the new consoles and making pcs seem much more powerful at a reasonable price
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09-01-2020, 12:28 PM #107
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I know... I remember the gtx1060 got a price reduction immediately after the rx480 was announced (its direct graphical competitior)
When 5700xt were announced, all of a sudden super versions were available with a price reduction on the regular versions.
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09-01-2020, 12:31 PM #108
You're truly retarded if you don't think the ONLY reason these cards are less than 2000 series is because they're worried about AMD. Lmao, can't even take anything you post srs now.
"Here's MORE for LESS!!!" ...said Nvidia like...never.
The market share they have over AMD is insane. They have ZEROOO reason to offer you ANYTHING more for less other than competition. You know...that thing AMD has basically never been able to to do (until now it looks like)...compete with Nvidia?Last edited by R3L3NTL3SS; 09-01-2020 at 12:37 PM.
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09-01-2020, 12:38 PM #109
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AMD RDNA2 (second generation NAVI Cards) are expected to be a large improvement on the current generation AMD cards.
NAVI 21 BIG NAVI has a die that is roughly the equivalent of two 5700xts. That combined with IPC improvements means it should be able to beat the 2080TI by 30-40%.
NAVI 22 Looks A LOT like the XBOX Series X card with a higher TDP and faster memory bandwidth and it wouldn't be unlikely this can match the 2080 TI.
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09-01-2020, 12:41 PM #110
You realize that big navi doesnt even exist right now and that if they were at all worried they could simply do a price cut before amd launch.........
They are not competing with anyone right now
LOL if you dumb enough to think this price has anything to do with amd
Also, new leaks from sources that were reliable in the past suggest it's only 15% faster than the 2080ti
These are from similar sources that nailed down the ampere specs
So amds big and bad card which will probably have a TDP of 450watts will compete with the 3070.....LOL and also be lacking the drivers, RTX, and DLSS
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09-01-2020, 12:44 PM #111
They could have done a market analysis for the lifetime sales of the 20xx generation and may be banking on selling significantly more at this better pricepoint
They also could have had accrued significant R&D costs for RTX that forced them to price so high. Just speculating thoughMS, Computer Science
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so you are telling us that nvidia is clueless about what their competition is doing? They pour billions (jensen's words in the rtx3000 video) into research and development but are out of the loop on big navi?
big navi does exist, we just don't know about it. Big navi in form of a console apu does exist in the xbox series x at 12 tflops. extrapolate that into an actual dedicated graphics card for pc.. nvidia only have one competitor, wouldn't even doubt they have insiders that work for amd being double agents. Nvidia always had immediate answers to AMD, from the gtx 1060 to battle rx480 on announcement, to the super variants released immediately after 5700xt's annoucement.
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thats what nvidia does and its smart. they knew about the 5700xt inside information prior to any announcement.. 5700xt releases july 7th 2019, and the rtx 2070 super releases on july 9th 2019. You think they pulled magical manufacturing out of their asses to one up AMD? Truly you are not that delusional into thinking nvidia just wants to give you a good price this generation instead of following pascal/turing price models that buttfuked all of us pc gamers.
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09-01-2020, 12:55 PM #116
Confirmed you're truly fuking retarded. You really don't think Nvidia has a decent idea of what Big Navi performance will be? Got damn you're dumb.
They aren't going to slash prices ~2 months after release, moron. Again...clueless how Nvidia works.
First wave of cards is what they think will be adequate...they don't cut prices. Then second wave of cards is usually responses to AMD's offerings. Whether it's another wave of less or more powerful cards at cheaper or more expensive prices.
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09-01-2020, 01:00 PM #118
what in the flying fuk does that have to do with what i posted.
Since your too stupid to understand I'll have to explain
Big navi = not on the market and wont be available during ampere launch.
Aka nvda could launch the new cards $200 higher and they would still sell out.
Your whole thing implying the price is low because they are scared of amd is retarded. If AMD has a killer gpu they could simply drop the 3070 price from 700 back to 500
They are literally competing with nobody right now.
I know your too stupid to understand this post so Ill wait for another 3 ppl to explain it to your dumb brain. This pricing implies absolutely nothing about AMD
Yes, we got very accurate leaks of the nvda specs and performance. and from the looks of things AMDs new gpu will disappoint big time.
Unless they release it for $299 Nvidia should be unconcerned with amd and this pricing scheme implies nothing about amd
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