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** NVIDIA RTX 30 SERIES NOW ONLINE AT OVERCLOCKERS UK (3090 / 3080 / 3070) **

What are the chances of being able to get a 3080 on day 1 if I'm here at 2pm refreshing the page?

I can potentially sell my 2080 for a decent price but I don't want to miss the boat on a 3080 and be left using my old Radeon 5850 for months on end! :D:rolleyes:

Are there any physical of stores near you? If you want a card on day 1 you can confirm they have stock and then line up outside the store that's pretty the only way you can know for sure
 
this is going to get interesting. How many reviewers will factor in Intel PCIe 3.0 setup vs AMD PCIe 4.0 setup? Because we all know it's going to be faster then a 5700xt. So there really is no need to emphasis that.

It will make no difference considering Nvidia used a 10900k CPU in there benchmarks which is pcie 3.0. So everyone wins really.
 
Read the thread.

It's Pre-Order, there are non for sale.

Read the thread.

I spent a long time going back and forth on what Ocuk mean by pre-order since a release date for pre-order makes no sense. Gibbo provided an update to say that they are still awaiting stock numbers from AIB partners and won't know more until next week. However, he added that it would likely be a mix of preorders and orders, the latter referring to the stock availability immediately on the 17th.

My remaining ask is for Ocuk to provide some indication of whether stock available on day 1 is expected to be heathly or not. They won't be able to comment on individual brand supplies as apparently it caused issues.
 
@TNA

Well I mean NVcache never actually existed other than as a rumour from MLID who is the source all others quoted. Whether he made it up or does have a source who told him something is up for debate! Some seemed to infer a HBCC equivalence but quoting from mlid’s video he doesn’t say it works like HBCC, he says it’s Nvidia's answer to HBCC:



RTX IO leverages your SSD for enhanced load times and more efficient VRAM usage... it’s more or less what he said (not sure there’s any ddr component, but they describe it as a “suite” so potentially there are details to learn yet as to how it works in reality outside of a very high level overview we got).

And yes, it does appear to be their implementation of MS’ direct storage API... although conceptually closer to MS’ whole “velocity architecture” imo than just the direct storage API as it also features the hardware accelerated decompression which is an important factor in its potential usefulness. Overall it fits the “NVcache” rumour pretty well, albeit by a different name. So that’s the answer to your question of what happened to it.
Yeah I suppose. I hope the driver rumour is true. Not a fan of the current slow windows xp drivers.


I noticed that as well today a lot of cards have only got pre-order from a set date..
So does this mean these GPU's are not going be in stock on the release dates :confused:

For Example

Unlikely that they will be in stock, I asked him if we buy on 17th will we get them on the 18th and he did not respond. Obviously some cards maybe in, others not. I will ask again closer to the time, if no response or the answer is no I will be going FE. At least with FE we know they will be in stock 100% and I am intrigued by the funky design.
 
Read the thread.

I spent a long time going back and forth on what Ocuk mean by pre-order since a release date for pre-order makes no sense. Gibbo provided an update to say that they are still awaiting stock numbers from AIB partners and won't know more until next week. However, he added that it would likely be a mix of preorders and orders, the latter referring to the stock availability immediately on the 17th.

My remaining ask is for Ocuk to provide some indication of whether stock available on day 1 is expected to be heathly or not. They won't be able to comment on individual brand supplies as apparently it caused issues.


Just read the first page.

They won't know what they will get till they get it.....simples
 
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