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To help you prepare for Nvidia’s hotly anticipated RTX 3080, RTX 3080 Ti and maybe even RTX 3090 reveal, … By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. I used a 2700 that I snagged for 150 on Black Friday last year, and a 2079 super as an in between from my gtx 590 and i7 4930k and hopefully 4th gen ryzen and 3000 series rtx. While this was not confirmed in the official launch, it certainly sounds intriguing.When GDDR5X first dropped, it was a significant improvement over GDDR5, but not quite a generational jump. What are your opinions on this guys, any of you waiting for the new rtx cards?Problem with waiting for the shiny new stuff is that once it finally comes out, there will be other, even shinier stuff just around the corner so you might just as well end up waiting forever.I wouldn't call 12+- months for CPU's 24+- months for GPU's "around the corner"Yeah true, you can never be up to date on new tech.It's not a matter of always waiting for new tech, it's a matter of when in the life cycle you buy it. ", buy whatever suits your needs currently. And then there will be new super cards or RTX 3100/4000/whatever series cards, and a Ryzen refresh, and then DDR5... blah blah blah.Instead of playing "What's going to be shiny in 6 months? On connait désormais une bonne partie de la…GeForce RTX 3070 et 3080 : Nvidia promet du lourd pour la GTC 2020Nvidia s’apprête au lancement des GeForce RTX 3070 et 3080 qui prendront la relève des RTX 2070 et 2080 et leur déclinaison « Super » lancées il y a quelques…Nvidia Titan V officielle : une carte graphique ultra puissante au prix stratosphérique de 3100 euros !Nvidia lance la Titan V qui est déjà sur le papier – et de loin – la carte graphique « grand public » la plus puissante du moment.
It is frustrating to think you may never get that level of value/longevity out of a GPU ever again but that’s the way tech goes.Depending on what you have now, maybe it's worth considering a 2070super as an interim card? My plan is to sell the 2080 Super and get a 3000 series sometime this summer.Want to play some Rocket League, Halo Reach, and Modern Warfare now while I wait on Cyberpunk.If there were going to be 'new 3000 series in time for Cyberpunk' then they would have launched at CES before they knew the game was being pushed back to September. However, it seems that Nvidia’s Ampere technology will be a better 4K option.For this reason, many believed that the RTX 3000 series wasn’t going to based on Ampere, but that simply proved not the case.Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has previously stated that their next generation of GPUs will all use the 7nm manufacturing process, but the recent leaks indicate that TSMC’s 7nm will not be used in favor of Samsung’s 8nm process. Considering the 2080 Super is almost 40% less I won't be as tied up in selling the 2080 when I get a 3080ti.Same here. Another big jump is in the RT TFLOPs area where 3080 will have 58 and outshine 2080 Ti’s 34.However, the biggest leap appears to be in the AI tensor core department that will see RTX 3080 with 238 TFLOPs which significantly outperforms RTX 2080 Ti’s 89.You can see updated details of each GPU in the table below.
We'll be needing to send the hardware back, I'll pm you the address.I've been looking to get a 2060 but now i might wait for a 3060I'm in a similar boat. Sry for the late reply, but I though I should bring it up after the recent news about ampere. Plus they upgrade often.- Do you want to play? The RTX 3070 will release in October 2020, and the RTX 3060 in November 2020. We’re still a week away from Nvidia’s RTX 3000 graphics cards announcement on September 1st, but ever since they unveiled their new Ampere GPU architecture back in May, the internet has been rife with rumours about the release date, specs and price of Nvidia’s upcoming GPUs. I thought it was known from previous reports, but yeah -- NVIDIA will be unveiling its new Ampere-based GeForce RTX 3000 range of graphics cards in … It does, however, raise the issue of cost, as this design definitely costs extra.Even though it hasn’t been officially announced, it is believe that third-party cards will feature a more conventional two-fan or three-fan design.The widely-accepted speculation sets the price point of this design at $150 and that definitely adds fuel to the fire of rumors guessing the overall product price, as even steeper than the previous generation.From another design leak by Gainward, it appears that RTX 3090 will take up whole three slots and possibly requiring people to further upgrade their case to accommodate their new card’s size.