They as in OcUK etc . I doubt the FE will budge much on price since Nvidia set the price. Always room for shops to play the low supply tune with AIB cards.
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NVIDIA ‘Ampere’ 8nm Graphics Cards
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Probs already posted, 3070 Super. 
https://videocardz.com/newz/lenovo-also-lists-nvidia-geforce-rtx-3070-super
https://videocardz.com/newz/lenovo-also-lists-nvidia-geforce-rtx-3070-super
Hm, seems to be mounting evidence of a 3070ti with 16gb ram. Can't be much more than the 3070 surely as their isnt much of a window between that and a 3080.
In fact thats going to be a really difficult card to wedge into the market.
At £550, it sort of makes the 8gb 3070 look expensive in comparison, but also that seems too close to the £650 price of the 3080.
Really isn't much space, price wise for a card between them.
In fact thats going to be a really difficult card to wedge into the market.
At £550, it sort of makes the 8gb 3070 look expensive in comparison, but also that seems too close to the £650 price of the 3080.
Really isn't much space, price wise for a card between them.
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A few generations back I recall a time where gpus were released and there was disparity between cuda cores between skus. Later on Nvidia filled those skus with Ti variants leaving those who bought 1070, for example, to buy 1070 ti just to get the performance they should have had from the beginning. So I created this chart to keep track of this.
I see the same thing with vram. There is a disparity between 8/10GB vram and 24GB vram. And the notion that there won't be more vram added using existing skus simply comes off as impossible. Again, those with a 3070 re-buying 3070 just to get the vram they should have gotten from the beginning.
Sure, I'm speculating. However, I'm only speculating based on what Nvidia has done in the past.
I guess the goal would be to beat AMD to the market and make as much profit as possible, before having to give us what they are supposed to once AMD respond.
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So it's not just me then.
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Im hoping we get the reviews before the 17th, when they go on sale.
Check the official thread gibbo made it states when pre orders go live
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Whats the point in these tubers and influencers getting sent preview cards if they cant start benching them?
Hybrid!? Do you mean AIO or Water block version? If so, we've done it for the other cards, it's more than possible we'll not change tactics
This is excellent news thank you.
Haha, He’s the only one I watch the videos of and can stand. I generally don’t use YouTube as a source though, I prefer articles.
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Im hoping we get the reviews before the 17th, when they go on sale.
Like these ****ers need even more hype
Do you mean vertical as in the Silverstone FT series or upright as in desktop and HTPC cases? The former is going to be very tricky as it will exhaust hot air just below the CPU cooler. The latter will also be very tricky if an AIO isn't being used.
Digital Foundry are reviewers, and they got it so they can likely start work on the reviews.
They were just able to give a sneak peek early.
This would be the sensible thing for Nvidia to allow. Don't usually trust them to do the sensible thing though.Im hoping we get the reviews before the 17th, when they go on sale.