NVIDIA ‘Ampere’ 8nm Graphics Cards

[deuse]

It was the question that i rephased and made it clear for you?

Please re-read it again.

i said that cpu may be 0.001% faster then anything but u will never see that in real world playing a video game.....

Go back to discord...PLEASE...doing my head in

 

[Kelt]

Price of the non OC Asus strix is £699 on OCUK. Think I'll go for this one if I don't get a FE.

No, no, no.

Get the Zotac Trinity for £650, buy some beer with the £50 you save, and enjoy the metal chassis and extra 2 year warranty.

 

[M1k3H]

You don't get it do you.

So the cpu takes more of a bashing, one lowers the rez.

Why would you do that if the question is:

"how much faster is intel in gaming?"

Unless your gaming scenario is at 720p?

 

[TheRealDeal]

That was not the question.

You got to be an amd fan boy?

So me stating what i think and many others makes me an AMD fanboy. i wouldn't recommend an Intel cpu as it's missing next gen features. A few fps more is not worth it to miss out on pci-e 4 imo. If you change platform every year then that is fine but most don't.

 

[jonneymendoza]

Nvidia has been using a software scheduler for years that can be very taxing on a CPU's single threaded performance. Although it's not clear what approach will be used in Ampere (hardware/software). In light of this it really does behoove you to get the best CPU with the best single threaded performance to avoid oddities in smoothness, etc.

Now that is useful info to know vs what @deuse posted.
Any clarifications and links that shows that nvidia do hamper with the CPU for gaming?

Also is it that thing they mentiones in the press release where the new 3000 series can now directly interact with the ssd nvme storage instead of going through the cpu ? Is this what you meant?

If so then they have already rectified this meaning less need for a cpu thats 0.00001 % faster then anythiing else(at 1080p/4k res)

 

[Too Tall]

Just seen the EK have shown their waterblock for the 3080 & 3090, no confirmation about which specific cards it supports though

 

[Poneros]

It was the question that i rephased and made it clear for you?

Please re-read it again.

i said that cpu may be 0.001% faster then anything but u will never see that in real world playing a video game.....

Yes you will.

https://youtu.be/2cBzq1muMVU?t=963

cc @M1k3H

 

[jonneymendoza]

Have to agree with this. Nobody games at 720p on a top-end CPU. If the real world answer is that there is no quantifiable (let alone perceptible) difference because we reach limits elsewhere in the system, having the "top performing" CPU is irrelevant, as you simply can't access that power in any relevant way.

I think it was Tech Jesus who made the point that, yes Intel is technically better at gaming, but once you add in the real-world background stuff or try and stream alongside gaming, the Ryzen multicore superiority puts intel back in its box.

Thank you.

 

[Greebo]

Report: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 GPUS To Be In Short Supply Until 2021

https://wccftech.com/report-nvidia-geforce-rtx-30-gpus-to-be-in-short-supply-until-2021/

LMAO typical Nvidia. Get the jump on AMD and then only have around 100 cards for the UK and watch the price rise based on supply and demand. lol I think I'll order a 3090FE on opening night.

 

[jonneymendoza]

Go back to discord...PLEASE...doing my head in

Sorry.

You are on your own on this one mate.

You have failed to prove that Intel shows a significant noticable boost in gaming in the real world(Not fantasy land VGA resolution)

 

[Gerard]

Price of the non OC Asus strix is £699 on OCUK. Think I'll go for this one if I don't get a FE.

£100 extra for the oc version, the non oc version will likely clock the same amount.

 

[Muz333]

I've been here years too and feel like ill never see the MM in my lifetime haha.

I’m almost there after more than a decade...

 

[M1k3H]

Yes you will.

https://youtu.be/2cBzq1muMVU?t=963

cc @M1k3H

Right, so a £2,500 PC just to game at 1080p. That's normal.

 

[Kelt]

Right, so a £2,500 PC just to game at 1080p. That's normal.

Laughable, isn't it.

 

[Sargatanas2511]

Right, so a £2,500 PC just to game at 1080p. That's normal.

Hey it could be 480x320 he is demonstrating.

 

[K1LaW8tt5]

LMAO typical Nvidia. Get the jump on AMD and then only have around 100 cards for the UK and watch the price rise based on supply and demand. lol I think I'll order a 3090FE on opening night.

Another wccftech article trying to jack up prices

 

[five8five]

So louder system overal? it will also mean that your pushing hot air coming out from the 3000 series cards into the cpu.......

But how much louder is just speculation.
The FE cards still exhaust some warm air out of the back of the card.

The custom cards dump ALL of the warm air in to the case. Won't that be more of an issue?

Anyone buying a 3090 will clearly have to look closely at their thermal setup.

 

[RavenXXX2]

 

[Rroff]

Report: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 GPUS To Be In Short Supply Until 2021

https://wccftech.com/report-nvidia-geforce-rtx-30-gpus-to-be-in-short-supply-until-2021/

There are no real yield issues on Samsung 8nm - it is one of the reasons nVidia used them.

This gets trotted out every single nVidia launch heh.

 

[Kelt]

MSI people have just said their backplates for the 3 series are plastic and graphene.

"Almost" comparable to metal.

Yeh, no thanks.

The Zotac is looking even more favourable.