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GeForce RTX 3070, 3080 and 3090 preview & analysis
Posted by: on: 09/10/2020 03:00 PM [
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In this technology preview, we'll be discussing the pending GeForce RTX 3080 and 3090 from NVIDIA. This article is preliminary, based on what NVIDIA has been sharing as well the stories that made the news. All that to get a grasp of what NVIDIA is releasing, with their all-new Ampere GPU architecture.
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fantaskarsef
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Posted on: 09/01/2020 12:37 PM
Well no it's not. But at least for mid range cards, there's competition. You can buy cheaper mid range parts.
Yes it was sarcasm. But he's right as well, I have to agree. Top cards show a different picture though, with no competition (at least not until RDNA2 hits the shelves). There is no choice if you want top dog. Like you said, for that top card one has to have more cash at hand for our hobby / luxury.
Yeah and a midrange 3070 600$ is a steal.
Well no it's not. But at least for mid range cards, there's competition. You can buy cheaper mid range parts.
I may be completely daft, but was that sarcasm, or not?
Yes it was sarcasm. But he's right as well, I have to agree. Top cards show a different picture though, with no competition (at least not until RDNA2 hits the shelves). There is no choice if you want top dog. Like you said, for that top card one has to have more cash at hand for our hobby / luxury.
emperorsfist
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Posted on: 09/01/2020 12:38 PM
Well, yes, that sadly is the truth.
It was meaning even a midrange gpus today are a luxury, sadly.
Well, yes, that sadly is the truth.
emperorsfist
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Posted on: 09/01/2020 12:42 PM
You're right. If you want to play current games on the best possible picture and/or framerate, you have to accept the steep prices. It wasn't always as bad (my venerable GTX 670 was nowhere near the price of what the 3070 is probably going to be), but times change.
Top cards show a different picture though, with no competition (at least not until RDNA2 hits the shelves). There is no choice if you want top dog. Like you said, for that top card one has to have more cash at hand for our hobby / luxury.
You're right. If you want to play current games on the best possible picture and/or framerate, you have to accept the steep prices. It wasn't always as bad (my venerable GTX 670 was nowhere near the price of what the 3070 is probably going to be), but times change.
Bentez
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Posted on: 09/01/2020 12:42 PM
Excited for the wait to be over. My 1080ti has been an amazing performer but I'm ready to snag a rtx3080 when preorders open up.. don't think my case is big enough for the 3090
Excited for the wait to be over. My 1080ti has been an amazing performer but I'm ready to snag a rtx3080 when preorders open up.. don't think my case is big enough for the 3090
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It was meaning even a midrange gpus today are a luxury, sadly.