Something super is coming...

[shankly1985]

Seems Navi got them SUPER worried.

 

[AthlonXP1800]

That's not a reference design and is only £529.99?

I checked to compared 980Ti reference design and Zotac 980Ti AMP Edition PCBs.

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-gtx-980-ti.c2724
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Zotac/GeForce_GTX_980_Ti_Amp_Edition/3.html

Zotac 980Ti AMP Edition PCB is based on reference design.

 

[Apone70]

 

[Safetytrousers]

Could be 2080 with 11gb memory that would be a slap for current owners

Seems Navi got them SUPER worried.

I think NVIDIA know what AMD are going to do some way ahead of time.
The 20 series releases and beyond I think have all been done anticipating the performance of the coming AMD GPUs.
There would be little point in new AMD GPUs if they were not competition for sectors of the NVIDIA range.

 

[Boomstick777]

My guess is an Nvidia super suit, like this one.

 

[Bluntwrapped]

+1

What is super about that?

It seems to me graphics cards are getting more boring as the years go on. Becoming like CPUs.

It’s the nature of the Market. Shareholder return > consumer interest.

Playing safe guarantees a return, being innovative doesn’t.

Don’t you just love capitalism..

 

[bru]

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Announced, Campaign Returns, Ray Tracing, Crossplay Supported

https://wccftech.com/cod-modern-warfare-trailer-release/

Call of Duty: Modern Warefare release on 25th October 2019 will have DXR Ray Tracing. SUPER!

When Nvidia's Wolfenstein: Youngblood game bundle promotion end on 6th August 2019, I think Nvidia next free game bundle promotion will be Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

OH for ***** sake

Sneaking through the forest all blacked out nobody can see us coming ….yada yada yada...… and then one of the main characters is smoking a ****** cigar.....really......really...…..garbage.

 

[Grim5]

It’s the nature of the Market. Shareholder return > consumer interest.

Playing safe guarantees a return, being innovative doesn’t.

Don’t you just love capitalism..

You forgot something critical

If everyone plays it safe in business someone will come along and innovate because the risk is worth it - if they succeed they will dominate the market. This is true for PC hardware too but because the barriers to entry (capital cost) is so high the forces of competition move slower.

Take the iPhone for example - prior to it launching the market was stale and none of the existing manufacturers were taking risk, all releasing the same old phones year in year out. Apple came along and innovated the heck out of the mobile phone and what happened - they dominated and became the market leader, a title they still hold today

 

[Illuminist]

I think NVIDIA know what AMD are going to do some way ahead of time.
The 20 series releases and beyond I think have all been done anticipating the performance of the coming AMD GPUs.
There would be little point in new AMD GPUs if they were not competition for sectors of the NVIDIA range.

I've always been of the strong belief that they are somehow working together in some aspects, like the fact that to make the 2070 super and 2080 super they would have had to have known about the cards they were competing with a very long time before we found out anything about them and the cards they are meant to counteract.

 

[Illuminist]

This also forces radeon 7 into the 3rd/4th position of performance instead of the dubious 2nd fastest (more like 3rd unless water cooled and OC)
Futher making amd look like the crap gpu in the eyes of the green team mind borg

 

[Grim5]

This also forces radeon 7 into the 3rd/4th position of performance instead of the dubious 2nd fastest (more like 3rd unless water cooled and OC)
Futher making amd look like the crap gpu in the eyes of the green team mind borg

I’m sure given that 7nm for AMD is so efficient and scaleable they could just create a Radeon 7 with faster clocks and more cores

 

[Illuminist]

I’m sure given that 7nm for AMD is so efficient and scaleable they could just create a Radeon 7 with faster clocks and more cores

I think so, and i think that it will be either anounced at e3 or delayed until 2020 at which point it will maybe...maybeeeeee match a 2080ti ish, but then nvidia will blast it away shortly after with a new one again.

 

[Nasher]

Only thing super will be the price. Which will be super ridiculous.

It will be funny watching the short guy in the leather jacket try to justify it though.

 

[ArmitageShanks]

It'll be something super disappointing no doubt. Probably a £50 reduction in RRP.

 

[DarrenM343]

It’s the nature of the Market. Shareholder return > consumer interest.

Playing safe guarantees a return, being innovative doesn’t.

Don’t you just love capitalism..

I'm not sure that's the case with NV. RT so early was a risk and pretty innovative. Maybe it's a case of diminishing returns vs R&D cost. Next big jump in raw performance may come when NV release their next gen on 7nm. Maybe we're all getting older too and GPU's are just becoming what's the word, normalised? At one time people probably found the flushing toilet exciting too .
I'm hopeful they have a bin of RTX parts that need shifting in the form of an updated or "Super" Ti .
Slightly improved 2070 and 2080 sounds a bit "meh". More memory would maybe make the 2080 appeal to more customers I suppose but for the target market (ie, < 4K) there are few if any cases I think where the memory is a limiting factor (ie, not most games currently). By the time there are, it'll be next gen anyway. BFV is close at 1440P, the only game I've played that gets close to using all the memory on a 2080.

 

[HRL]

Not sure the 2080 needs more RAM. My 2080Ti runs out of steam before it gets close to running out of RAM.

 

[Grim5]

It could use a boost - there are a couple games that can run out of vram on the 2080 at 4k already

I want 16gb on my 2080ti

 

[willhub]

Never seen 11GB of VRAM be 100% used.

 

[Grim5]

I have t either but I’ve seen plenty of games that uses between 9 and 10gb

 

[LoadsaMoney]

NVIDIA SUPER Lineup Will Consist Of Three Cards: Faster RTX 2060, 2070 and 2080 Variants With $100 Off MSRP And Souped Up GDDR6

https://wccftech.com/nvidia-super-l...riants-with-100-off-msrp-and-souped-up-gddr6/