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NVIDIA RTX 3080Ti to launch in January 2021?

Don't exaggerate... an after market card doesn't add 50%+.
Im not exaggerating though. I mean the top ASUS and Gigabyte 3080 cards are currenlty £930.. and thats £30 more then it was at launch that you could only preorder those top end cards. A 3080 FE is £530. and a normal aftermarket low model is 750 now..pritty sure they were 650 at launch. so if it is priced at £1000-£1100 for a 20gb thats £400 more for a top aftermarket card on top of that, and that is pretty much if not the price of a 3090 FE
 
Im not exaggerating though. I mean the top ASUS and Gigabyte 3080 cards are currenlty £930.. and thats £30 more then it was at launch that you could only preorder those top end cards. A 3080 FE is £530. and a normal aftermarket low model is 750 now..pritty sure they were 650 at launch. so if it is priced at £1000-£1100 for a 20gb thats £400 more for a top aftermarket card on top of that, and that is pretty much if not the price of a 3090 FE
:confused: not sure about some of those prices you quoted
 
Im not exaggerating though. I mean the top ASUS and Gigabyte 3080 cards are currenlty £930.. and thats £30 more then it was at launch that you could only preorder those top end cards. A 3080 FE is £530. and a normal aftermarket low model is 750 now..pritty sure they were 650 at launch. so if it is priced at £1000-£1100 for a 20gb thats £400 more for a top aftermarket card on top of that, and that is pretty much if not the price of a 3090 FE
The 3080 FE was £650 at launch and the regular AIB's are generally 10-20% more unless there is a real scalping supply and demand markup. ASUS ROG Strix and the top Gigabyte Auros etc are just ripoff cards designed to pull in the mugs.
 
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This is all off the back of the rumoured "Super" refresh which has been going around since the 3080 launch. Nvidia have already scrapped the idea of a 20gb card in confirmed leaks
 
Would be nice to own a 3080 ti with 20GB of vRAM. That way I can troll forums about the fact that AMD cards have 4GB less of vram.
 
The top line up is going to look pretty comical once this releases. It will be 60 FPS on the 3080 vs around 65 on the Ti vs 70 on the 3090 at 4K. At 1440p, the difference would further narrow. NVIDIA should just swallow it’s pride and cut 3090 prices instead of messing up it’s top end line up like this.
 
The top line up is going to look pretty comical once this releases. It will be 60 FPS on the 3080 vs around 65 on the Ti vs 70 on the 3090 at 4K. At 1440p, the difference would further narrow. NVIDIA should just swallow it’s pride and cut 3090 prices instead of messing up it’s top end line up like this.
Nvidia just needs to kill the 3090 and replace it with the 3080 Ti that provides the same performance for 50% less cost. The 3090 should never have been sold as a gamers card.
 
Everything I post is of my own personal opinion.
Like most things it is conjecture based on what I have seen, heard and experienced.
You know and well as I do they would never release such statistics.
Well, this may sound crazzzyyyyy but sometimes (often, actually) people post thoughts based on actual information they have seen and read and just because Nvidia would not release those statistics does not mean other media sources wouldn't (most of the juicy info obviously does not come from official sources).

By using the word "haemorrhaging" you are basically saying that people who ordered a 3080 are now cancelling en masse, in droves, and I was curious how you came to that particular conclusion especially as stocks are now starting to slowly pick up.
 
Basically, it doesn't matter if they actually exist/not. Nvidia "have to have the biggest one" so they can validate selling a £1.5k+ card.

Nice to see nvidia scrambling either way now they can't take the **** any more.
 
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