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I like the look of the BFGPU but there is no way in hell that is going in my case.
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NVIDIA ‘Ampere’ 8nm Graphics Cards
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Not heard anything about that this time.I want to know which card is an A chip (if that is a thing this time) and which one I can slap a block on
What game is that please? As I keep being told the 3070 is faster than the 2080ti in everything yet it's 5.5% slower there............Guess it was true. Really need to get a 4K 120hz screen...
In other news:
Interesting to see that the 3090 is 20% faster than the 3080 as expected.
It is fair enough, for me the price and performance of the 3080 is worth the upgrade from my 1080, if you don't agree then let Nvidia know it by not buying their products and hope AMD release something comparable for £150 less
Looking to upgrade from my 980ti, which card would suit me best for 4k 60fps?
My monitor is the BenQ PD3200U 32inch 4k monitor, with a max refresh rate of 60hz I believe.
I mostly play sims like Assetto Corsa/Competizione and now Flight Simulator 2020, so I'm looking at a rock solid 60fps and max settings, would the 3080 be overkill, or will the 3070 suffice?
I tend not to upgrade frequently, so ideally would like something to keep me going for at least 3-4 years, as the majority of my gaming is on consoles.
I have an i7 9700k and 16gb DDR4 ram as well.
My monitor is the BenQ PD3200U 32inch 4k monitor, with a max refresh rate of 60hz I believe.
I mostly play sims like Assetto Corsa/Competizione and now Flight Simulator 2020, so I'm looking at a rock solid 60fps and max settings, would the 3080 be overkill, or will the 3070 suffice?
I tend not to upgrade frequently, so ideally would like something to keep me going for at least 3-4 years, as the majority of my gaming is on consoles.
I have an i7 9700k and 16gb DDR4 ram as well.
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Found this image - the 3080 FE is seemingly a 'normal' size. Seems almost 20mm longer and have ever so slightly less height than the 2080 founders edition.
I think anyone with a decent 600 watts psu should be fine
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Actually, at higher frame rates overall smoothness didn't change. But look at the pretty numbersYou're like humbug, not used to the higher "frame rate" in the Nvidia thread
But how many on average have 4k/120 monitors. There isn't much to choose from.
Gibbo says there is going to be loads. But then again there might be loads of people buying....................Nobody knows yet if they will all sell out within minutes, despite Gibbo having 100,000 in stock or you will be able to buy whichever card you want, when you want.
Me, I will ordering at 1 second past 2pm
Bit overkill for 4k 60fps?
You looking to buy a 3070? LolPfft I dont want guesstimates. What good are guesstimates? I wondered why the guesstimates match my own guesstimates
Actually, at higher frame rates overall smoothness didn't change. But look at the pretty numbers
But how many on average have 4k/120 monitors. There isn't much to choose from.
Loads of people have swapped or are just about to swap to the LG 48" cx screens so we just need cards that can deliver the goods
Meaning you were very very late to the partyActually, at higher frame rates overall smoothness didn't change. But look at the pretty numbers
But how many on average have 4k/120 monitors. There isn't much to choose from.
You cant used british pounds to compare prices of GPU's because our exchange rate is wildly different between each release. You have to compare the base dollar price to see if there has actually been an increase in price direct from nvidia.