2080ti as low as £560 'buy it now' on the bay.
Thats optimistic and not much has shifted then as the average selling price for the last few days was £600 anyway.
They need to be <£400 if people want their cards to sell IMO.
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Thats optimistic and not much has shifted then as the average selling price for the last few days was £600 anyway.
They need to be <£400 if people want their cards to sell IMO.
This is the info that I was looking for. I really like the FE cards this time around. I am right in thinking that you only get these from Nvidia themselves?
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I can tell you for certainly I've had a lot of issues in the past with ati cards compared to nvidia..especially running older generation cards.
5% christ alive, that's huge! I expected more like 2%.
I'm sitting here laughing at how happy I am for switching to a 3900 PCI-e 4.0, i'd previously been with intel for the past 20 years.I just honestly don't know how intel have got things so wrong this generation.
I'm on 3440x1440 so not quite as demanding as 4K. Whilst I have to turn a few setting down in some games, I can easily get around 90-100fps average in most things. Would be nice being able to turn everything up and pin at 120fps but not exactly essential.
Whilst I don't believe PCIe4 will make any difference to actual GPU performance, I am interested to see what impact it has with this RTX IO stuff. I'm on a 10700K now so can drop a Rocket Lake in later if I need PCIe4 support, having half an eye on that potential upgrade was half the reason I went i7 instead of i9.
This one:
Buuuuuuuut, even there Nvidia are essentially putting them neck and neck. And you'd assume that's in a best-case scenario for the 3070, whereas Digital Foundry showed the gap between the old and new can vary quite a lot depending on the game. It wouldn't shock me if the 2080 Ti was faster in some games. Especially once you factor in overclocking, since 2080 Tis had more headroom than the other Turing cards due to being clocked lower out of the box. Plus the VRAM deficit for the 3070, which will affect some scenarios. I'm in no way saying you should run out and buy a 2080 Ti though. Even if the 3070 isn't quite a 2080 Ti killer across the board, it's still clearly the better buy.
/edit/ I also just noticed that they have the 2070 Super more ahead of the 1080 Ti than the 3070 ahead of the 2080 Ti, and the 2070 Super doesn't even outperform the 1080 Ti across the board.
Yeh, i think realistically, the 3070 is going to trade blows with the 2080ti without RTX and beat it soundly with RTX on. The RTX performance is likely how they can say it is "faster" overall.
It is but what he may not be telling you is that this gen runs 30 degrees hotter than last gen
But yeah, it does seem to be a major major step up in cooling performance as clearly the card needs it. Definitely looking forward to sticking it under water
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Here is a summary of all the 3080 AIBs currently shown on OCUK, alongside the FE.
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Yes. Only they sell them new
Because it's a Titan in all but name and not really intended as a gaming card. All that 8K rubbish was just marketing nonsense, not only does hardly anyone have an 8K TV, let alone monitor but anyone with half a brain would rather game at 4K 120/144fps than 8K 60fps anyway.
Don't post much around here. Just bought a 2070S about 6 months ago as my 980Ti was struggling with 4K multiboxed EVE online. Planning to play New World and Cyberpunk at 144Hz, so having been a long time since I bought the 'top' cards, I am debating getting the 3090.
Possible 3070 Ti coming soon, let's hope there's a 3080 Ti to follow suit.
https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3070-ti-spotted-with-16gb-gddr6-memory
https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3070-ti-spotted-with-16gb-gddr6-memory
I'd say it'd fill that $1000/£1000 hole nicely, and grab all those people on the fence between a 3080 and 3090
And the double dippers. Already m,ore than one person on here has said they will buy a 3080 and then upgrade to a 3080ti later. Nvidia love double dippers
Yes but AMD CPUs are slower than Intel by around that so you're not gaining in gaming performance by switching from intel...
Here is a summary of all the 3080 AIBs currently shown on OCUK, alongside the FE.
Interesting but it's all kind of irrelevant without any actual specs on these cards. I strongly suspect there's an embargo on details as no manufacturer has published anything specific. The worry is that this embargo will last until launch on Sep 17th so there won't be any reviews until then either, meaning those after an FE at launch will be buying blind, not knowing what the third parties are offering.
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yeah looking at the specs, the 3080 and 3090 are more akin to the Titan and 2080ti from the previous gen, so £649 is a much nicer price point than the £1100 for the 2080ti
I do suspect we will see a 3080ti at some point
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Oooh I guess a 3080 Ti 20GB is coming too then.
Maybe I'll hold fire for a bit ..
Maybe I'll hold fire for a bit ..
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Possibly yea.
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Fair price for someone
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Thats 63 fps vs 60
. Still a good thing to have 4.0 and we should have them on intel boards now that’s for sure.Chances are if it is as low as 5% and that’s way on a 3090 then that difference could easily be mopped up by having a faster CPU for example. I found a larger amount between a 9900k 5GHz and a 3950X.
I guess the biggest benefit will come from the new NVMe drives. I’m waiting out for next gen boards though likely next year with ddr5 etc before upgrading.