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NVIDIA ‘Ampere’ 8nm Graphics Cards

+1 my case dates from the last time things were really crazy:
Maximum Expansion Card Length 334mm (with HDD cage) / 487mm (with HDD cage removed)

That is a lot of crazy before it won't fit in that cavern.

Edit even my mid-tower case is 293mm with cage, 423mm without cage.
 
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Just saw a post that said if you buy the Founders' Edition you will need to plug 3 8pins into the adapter, making a grand total of 5 8pins needed? That can't be right.

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robfosters said:
Sorry, is there going to be a 3080Ti or is the 3090 the direct replacement of the 2080Ti?
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Probably not at launch, 3090 is just a marketing term to blur the lines at the high end whilst charging more. Nvidia hate direct comparisons as it tends to expose their games.

I wouldn't put it past Nvidia to build a 3080Ti next year on TSMC price it just above the 3080 (which will probably be forced down in price post release) and give you almost 3090 performance. You'll then have a merry bunch of 3090 owners wondering where they mislaid £500 but its ok cos they are already eying up a shiny new Titan or declaring bankruptcy :D
 
Orangey said:
Just saw a post that said if you buy the Founders' Edition you will need to plug 3 8pins into the adapter, making a grand total of 5 8pins needed? That can't be right.
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Just saw a post saying that each Ampere GPU will need a total of 247 6 pin adapters to power it, making a grand total or 1254 2.5 pins needed? That can't be right.
 
Orangey said:
Just saw a post that said if you buy the Founders' Edition you will need to plug 3 8pins into the adapter, making a grand total of 5 8pins needed? That can't be right.

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I think that means that cards are either gonna ship with standard PCIe power plugs or the new 12 pin... So in your example, that would mean that the total would be 3x8 Pin for a total of 525 max watts, 3x150 watts + 75watts from the PCIe socket. Some PSUs are actually able to supply up to 300watts on a single 8pin(outside spec though).
 
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