tbh the 4080s are so cut down I'm supprised they even come with fans.
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I approve of your signature.
Indeed, something that we might see in our lifetime. If they manage to pull this off.
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That was always inevitable, Jenson wants 720P upscaled fake pixels to be the "new normal"
That was clear from the start and like lemmings everyone feel into line "oh isn't DLSS brilliant, iTS bEtTeRreR THaN NaTTiVe"
Because what we all need is a new normal, its fashionable these days....
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Nvidia should have worked with Innovation cooling and supplied some IC Diamond with each purchase to lube up with... all that have used this will know why...
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TIE models only.
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The diehards request chalk.
Good Ninja edit, fast on the realisation there...
I was just going to say, is that a euphemism?
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So what actual size PSU do you need for a 4090.
Going to try my best for the 4090FE but think there will be slim to no chance thanks to all the discord and telegram links pointing people in the right place at the right time.
Going to try my best for the 4090FE but think there will be slim to no chance thanks to all the discord and telegram links pointing people in the right place at the right time.
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850w should be fine. Sailing close to the wind a quality 750w might be ok.
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Cheers.
I have a 1000w Corsair AX1000 purchased a couple of years ago for my 3080 and really didn’t fancy another upgrade.
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That will do the job nicely!
Probably won’t, the 2000 series was expensive as hell compared to 1000 and people still snapped them up.
The 20 series didn't have a competitor though.
Imagine if the release was no rasterization increase (as not needed unless Nvidia has paid to slow down a game) and just the new encoder added, extra VRAM and lower prices than Ampere, how much better would that be?
seems about right
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Why Nvidia's RTX 4080, 4090 Cost so Damn Much
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