NVIDIA 4000 Series

[Joxeon]

Just took a look at my old invoice and my 3090 strix was 1710 on release from overclockers. Think the cheapest was the msi ventus at 1550. So 1500 would not be that bad.

How about 3 grand?

 

[Twinz]

How about 3 grand?

How about no?

 

[Grim5]

How about 3 grand?

3k in local currency would be ok

 

[gpuerrilla]

G'day sport!

 

[Chuk_Chuk]

Well gigabyte currently have 10 models of the 3090 on their page as of right now, let alone any that have been discontinued.


https://www.gigabyte.com/uk/Graphics-Card/All-Series?fid=2431

Serious open question. Why do they have so many? I get a water blocked version, an OC version and a standard version. But why have like 4 different fan configurations?

 

[Oyeee]

Can't wait to sell my 3090 for £400.

 

[AthlonXP1800]

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Launches In October, RTX 4080 In November In 16 GB 340W & 12 GB 285W Flavors

New leaks and rumors have emerged regarding NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce RTX 4090 & RTX 4080 series graphics cards which launch in Q4 2022.

wccftech.com

RTX 4090 launch 22 October 2022
RTX 4080 launch November 2022 with 2 variants 12GB with 285W TGP and 16GB with 340W TGP
RTX 4070 launch December 2022
RTX 4060 launch January 2023

 

[Iron Man]

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Launches In October, RTX 4080 In November In 16 GB 340W & 12 GB 285W Flavors

New leaks and rumors have emerged regarding NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce RTX 4090 & RTX 4080 series graphics cards which launch in Q4 2022.

wccftech.com

RTX 4090 launch 22 October 2022
RTX 4080 launch November 2022 with 2 variants 12GB with 285W TGP and 16GB with 340W TGP
RTX 4070 launch December 2022
RTX 4060 launch January 2023

Not sure I believe the 4090 will release on a Wednesday. Nvidia always like Thursday for a launch

 

[Grim5]

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Launches In October, RTX 4080 In November In 16 GB 340W & 12 GB 285W Flavors

New leaks and rumors have emerged regarding NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce RTX 4090 & RTX 4080 series graphics cards which launch in Q4 2022.

wccftech.com

RTX 4090 launch 22 October 2022
RTX 4080 launch November 2022 with 2 variants 12GB with 285W TGP and 16GB with 340W TGP
RTX 4070 launch December 2022
RTX 4060 launch January 2023

lmao, so Nvidia is launching a "12gb vram is not enough" edition of the 4080 and also a real 4080

 

[TNA]

lmao, so Nvidia is launching a "12gb vram is not enough" edition of the 4080 and also a real 4080

If true I may buy the 12GB edition just for the lols. I think I will get more fun out of that than the extra 4GB that will come in handy in a few games I may want to play over the life cycle of the card

 

[LtMatt]

I just hope they launch a 10GB edition. Although, given the extra grunt a 12GB edition could give us some fun down the line.

 

[Nexus18]

If true I may buy the 12GB edition just for the lols. I think I will get more fun out of that than the extra 4GB that will come in handy in a few games I may want to play over the life cycle of the card

Well given that I still haven't had any issues with 10gb 3080 (unless I purposely sabotage myself with several 4-8k texture packs in cp 2077 and in fail cry 6, I don't use FSR, force enable rebar @ 4k and run a dodgy built in benchmark ) and people are still failing to list "all" these other games with evidence.... I'll probably go with the 12gb too

But in all seriousness, if like the 3080 12gb model, it might have slightly more powerful hardware other than just an extra 4gb vram especially if those power consumption figures are true, extra vram wouldn't bump that up by that much would it? Maybe 12gb might be gddr6x and the 16gb is gddr6 or vice versa? Obviously it will all come down to the price difference too, needs to be <£100 difference between them and not like the 3080 £650 10gb vs £1000+ 3080 12gb

 

[muzzydark]

lmao, so Nvidia is launching a "12gb vram is not enough" edition of the 4080 and also a real 4080

FE for only 12GB and leave 16GB for free market just like what they did with 12GB 3080

 

[Nexus18]

FE for only 12GB and leave 16GB for free market just like what they did with 12GB 3080

Yup in which case, no thanks, will save myself the additional £500+ to put towards a 50xx/rdna 4 gpu instead

 

[Joxeon]

I'd be more concerned with a 192 bit bus rather than the 12gb VRAM.

 

[TNA]

I'd be more concerned with a 192 bit bus rather than the 12gb VRAM.

Exactly. That would be a bigger concern. We have already seen 10GB not being much of an issue the past couple of years and even I had thought it would have been an bigger issue than it was. Would I prefer 16GB? Sure I would, but not if it costs silly money. If the price difference is like between the 3080 and 3080 Ti then I will be going 12GB

I will have the highest post count in the is 12GB enough thread too

 

[muzzydark]

12GB 192-bit with lower TBP sounds more like 4080LE, they used to do LE series for lower ends and for OEMs though. They have different PCB design as well so maybe they let that crap only for OEMs

 

[TNA]

12GB 192-bit with lower TBP sounds more like 4080LE, they used to do LE series for lower ends and for OEMs though. They have different PCB design as well so maybe they let that crap only for OEMs

I don’t care about any of that. I just go by price for performance. As long as that is there I will buy it.

 

[Tommy_Here]

As long as it performs I'm not bothered.. I'll definitely be keeping my eye on the 4080 though. My 3080 is a great card but at 4k maxed settings and raytracing it does struggle in some games and I don't like to use DLSS as I prefer full native...

 

[TNA]

As long as it performs I'm not bothered.. I'll definitely be keeping my eye on the 4080 though. My 3080 is a great card but at 4k maxed settings and raytracing it does struggle in some games and I don't like to use DLSS as I prefer full native...

Just make sure you get the 16GB version mate, because I can tell you now, there will be at least two lads here who will take pleasure in saying…

*drumroll*

Spoiler

12GB is not enough!