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Nvidia CES 2021 stream

Grim5 said:
That's normally when the xx80ti card launches - 2080ti was the exception, they normally launch half way through the cycle
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The difference is, this time there will hardly be difference between the performance of it and a 3080. The gap is already small between a 3080 and 3090 as it is. So wait potentially half a gens life cycle to pay even more money for what?
 
TNA said:
The difference is, this time there will hardly be difference between the performance of it and a 3080. The gap is already small between a 3080 and 3090 as it is. So wait potentially half a gens life cycle to pay even more money for what?
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Your right it wont be a big gap but it will sell. People will be fine to pay around £1k or so I expect for a card 15% faster or so at 4k with say 20GB of VRAM, they will fly off the shelf fine.
 
they probably didn't announce the 3080ti because all the people who waited months for the 3080 and paid over the odds, to release another card so soon, will make the 3080 owners a bit peed off, 3080ti will probably hit the shelves Q4 2021

And it will be a smooth release will plenty in stock or a disaster like the 3080
 
hobib_ali said:
they probably didn't announce the 3080ti because all the people who waited months for the 3080 and paid over the odds, to release another card so soon, will make the 3080 owners a bit peed off, 3080ti will probably hit the shelves Q4 2021

And it will be a smooth release will plenty in stock or a disaster like the 3080
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Actually more likely there is no need for it at the moment. They are selling every 3080 they produce and with the lack of 3080 available a lot of people are just getting sick of waiting and buying a 3090 instead so even more profit for them!! Indeed most people agree that the 3090 is actually a 3080ti so technically they have already released it.
 
Sleepy Stu said:
Actually more likely there is no need for it at the moment. They are selling every 3080 they produce and with the lack of 3080 available a lot of people are just getting sick of waiting and buying a 3090 instead so even more profit for them!! Indeed most people agree that the 3090 is actually a 3080ti so technically they have already released it.
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that makes sense, will be very interesting to see the benches on 3080 vs 3080ti vs 3090

just a shame when the 3090 rrp is £1249 right? but some 3090 cards hitting the £2000+
 
Radox-0 said:
Your right it wont be a big gap but it will sell. People will be fine to pay around £1k or so I expect for a card 15% faster or so at 4k with say 20GB of VRAM, they will fly off the shelf fine.
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Of course they would. Hell, if it was even 5-10% slower with 4GB less VRAM than a 3090 for a £200 discount it would still remain out of stock due to flying of the shelf so fast. Nothing to do with what I was saying though :)
 
Grim5 said:
And Re-Size bar support announced

Unfortunately, a driver update is not enough.

To get re-size bar working, you will need to flash your RTX3000 GPU with a new bios - the new BIOS will be released in March.
Once flashed, update to latest driver and latest motherboard BIOS and Re-Size bar will work

Nvidia re-size bar works on Intel 10th gen, Intel 11th gen CPU and AMD Zen 3, Zen 2 CPU and its works on pcie3 and pcie 4 motherboard
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https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/geforce-rtx-30-series-resizable-bar-support/
 
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