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NVIDIA ‘Ampere’ 8nm Graphics Cards
- Thread starter LoadsaMoney
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Anybody who tries to profit from Coronavirus can catch it for all I care.
if the 3080ti is 2400 then I’m never buying green again.
Soldato
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No card should ever be over £1000 anyways. It’s looking like I can’t afford PC gaming anymore it’s too much money. It’s a rich man’s game. Think I’m going to PS5
NVIDIA could reach 8K cores with next-generation architecture
https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-could-reach-8k-cores-with-next-generation-architecture
https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-could-reach-8k-cores-with-next-generation-architecture
Soldato
Personally I don't care what they price the top end card - for all I care they can make something with 128GB VRAM and price it at £10K as long as there are cards below that which are actually high end parts with configurations to match and more reasonable prices and not as they've done of late - pushing out what are really mid-range parts and charging high end prices for.
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At those speeds its only 17.4 Tflops unless i am missing something. It would have to be running 2.2ghz to reach just under 35 tflops or are people just assuming what the final clocks speeds will be eventually.
Just read that so now i get it.
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So I just ran geekbench 5 open cl compute myself. my overclocked 2080ti scored 131k points compared to the 220k this new hpc gpu does.
but what I find interesting is the result webpage that popped up said my maximum frequency is 1.5ghz, which is wrong since my card easily hits 2.1ghz.
So that tells me the 1.1ghz we see for these new cards is most likely incorrect, geekbench is not accurately reporting GPU clock speeds
but what I find interesting is the result webpage that popped up said my maximum frequency is 1.5ghz, which is wrong since my card easily hits 2.1ghz.
So that tells me the 1.1ghz we see for these new cards is most likely incorrect, geekbench is not accurately reporting GPU clock speeds
Man of Honour
These rumours are unlikely to have anything to do with gaming cards.
With the amount of silicon required to do the above the asking price would make the RTX Titan look like a bargain basement give away.
Next rumour please.
No need to be a downer
The v100 and Titan RTX score almost identical in the same compute benchmark, so perhaps the actual gaming version won't be that different from these obvious Tesla cards that are popping up.
I just tested my 2080ti, I get 131k in the geekbench compute benchmark, compared to the 140k of the v100.
I know it's not really relevant to gaming, im still hopeful if Nvidia can make these cards they can make a mean gaming card too.
Oh and all these cards are 7nm by the way - its impossible to fit the crazy cores counts we're seeing on 12nm so they are all 7nm.
Soldato
No wonder Nvidia are ripping it, when they see expectations like this then who could blame them?
These rumours are unlikely to have anything to do with gaming cards.
With the amount of silicon required to do the above the asking price would make the RTX Titan look like a bargain basement give away.
Next rumour please.
While it is likely the HPC part I perhaps wouldn't; be so permissive. Nvidia sold Volta as an expensive consumer card, and big Turing is not much smaller than the Volta HPC part.
7nm+ is quite mature now, and the EUV + variant has higher yields and lower costs than the regular 7nm process. So i don;t think it is impossible that we see the HPC part at over 800mm2 again, and then the Ampere Titan/3080ti at well over 700-750mm^2 , although i am sure they would prefer under 600
I'm trying to jack up price expectations so when it comes in at £1450, or something equally ludicrous, myself and others will consider it a bargain.No wonder Nvidia are ripping it, when they see expectations like this then who could blame them?
Just buy it!
Soldato
The more you buy the more you save.
Soldato
The way things seem to be going, I'm considering passing on the 3 series of Nvidia cards (I have a Gsync monitor so tied) and waiting a couple of more years for the 4 series.
MY 1070 @ 2000Mhz copes pretty well @ 3440x1440P with most modern games.
Cyberpunk 2077 might make me change my mind though.
MY 1070 @ 2000Mhz copes pretty well @ 3440x1440P with most modern games.
Cyberpunk 2077 might make me change my mind though.
Why is it nVidia's fault if suppliers and e-tailers price gouge ? nVidia will set the MSRP, the 'S' in MSRP is the important part. The rest is up to suppliers and the e-tailers. If they think they can get more they will gouge the **** out of you and throw in 'it's cause of the $ to £, or manufacturing issues'. You pay it, they will mark it up. Guess what would happen if no-one buys 
False. You're not tied to any monitor regardless of what GPU manufacturer you own.
Soldato
I am if I want Gysnc...which I do.
Unless I missed the announcement that AMD cards are now Gysnc compatible.
That's not what you said. You've now further added to your comments to turn your false statement into a correct one.