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Alleged 3DMark scores of AMD Radeon RX 6800XT
Multiple sources now published 3DMark results of an alleged AMD Radeon RX 6800XT showing benchmark results at a 4k resolution. These results are compared to the Geforce RTX 3080 from NVIDIA.
Though most scores you see leaked online are a little too perfect with their nicely rounded numbers, it doesn't mean that there's any merit to them. These results have not yet been confirmed and may also be affected by drivers. So take this with a grain of salt. Independent results for game performance, are not yet available. Overall we see the alleged Radeon RX 6800XT battling with an RTX 3080, and that has been expected for a while now. The scores floating on the web originate from the typically leaking website, however one tweet and some results from wccftech jump out.
RX 6800XT would perform up to 22 percent better in Firestrike Ultra 4K. In TimeSpy the difference seems smaller again and in ray tracing benchmarks the RTX 3080 seems to outperform AMD's upcoming video card.
Alleged 3DMark results from the RX 6800XT. Image via Wccftech
The developer of the CapframeX posted initial performance figures for the Big Navi, without confirming which SKU that is. The SKU would allegedly offer 8% better performance than RTX 3080 in Fire Strike Ultra, a DirectX 11 based 4K benchmark.
Now such perfect numbers do not exist in benchmark land, but indicative we can place them in our chart as that 3080 closely matches our charts. And guys, the chart below this is a hypothetical okay?
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#5846638 Posted on: 10/26/2020 03:10 PM
Need benchies and i need them now!
Need benchies and i need them now!
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#5846717 Posted on: 10/26/2020 07:07 PM
"Fake" who said that♀️, that famous one word , a few more days all the faking and baking will be done
"Fake" who said that♀️, that famous one word , a few more days all the faking and baking will be done
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#5846790 Posted on: 10/26/2020 10:50 PM
Very interesting.
Can't wait for results, along with RTX 3070, Thanks a bunch for sharing.
Very interesting.
Can't wait for results, along with RTX 3070, Thanks a bunch for sharing.
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#5846809 Posted on: 10/27/2020 12:29 AM
Well, if you play DX-R games exclusively, you'll know which card is better for you very soon. But I live in real world. My steam library has over 370 games. Some have DX-R features as "coming soon TM". None has them.
Same applies to my other platforms.
And my advice will remain same. That's for people to buy product where they can get most fps on average of their games.
Do you remember VLIW4 architecture? (That little failure in terms of HD69X0.)
Very good at DX11 (at time), suffered at DX9 which was everywhere around while DX11 had few titles...
VLIW4 was replaced by GCN almost immediately for good reason. It did win only in newer DX11 titles and lost in most of existing ones.
Cards bought for some misplaced trust in future outlook always fail to deliver. Exception is GTX 680 4GB vs 2GB. Still, it was not exactly strong GPU at time 2GB started to stutter in games.
Very long time ago, I bought DX10 card to play one particular game, to have new effects, as it was visually ahead of time. What a waste that was.
It's hard to say what games will be using raytracing but one of the biggest games of the season(perhaps for years to come?) Cyberpunk 2077 will be using it very heavily so even if you can get better frames sans RT on a 6800XT it won't matter much if the 3080 smashes it with RT on. Still if the benches are true big Navi could be the ticket if the price is right.
Well, if you play DX-R games exclusively, you'll know which card is better for you very soon. But I live in real world. My steam library has over 370 games. Some have DX-R features as "coming soon TM". None has them.
Same applies to my other platforms.
And my advice will remain same. That's for people to buy product where they can get most fps on average of their games.
Do you remember VLIW4 architecture? (That little failure in terms of HD69X0.)
Very good at DX11 (at time), suffered at DX9 which was everywhere around while DX11 had few titles...
VLIW4 was replaced by GCN almost immediately for good reason. It did win only in newer DX11 titles and lost in most of existing ones.
Cards bought for some misplaced trust in future outlook always fail to deliver. Exception is GTX 680 4GB vs 2GB. Still, it was not exactly strong GPU at time 2GB started to stutter in games.
Very long time ago, I bought DX10 card to play one particular game, to have new effects, as it was visually ahead of time. What a waste that was.
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Good thinking. Maybe 3080 should reduce prices based on information above, because it has inferior rasterization capabilities which matter in 99.9...% of existing games. And ~99% of upcoming games within next 12~24 months. And because it provides inferior image quality through use of "proprietary performance improving technique" called DLSS.
Or what about letting those companies set prices they want. And let Free Market do what it is best at.
It's hard to say what games will be using raytracing but one of the biggest games of the season(perhaps for years to come?) Cyberpunk 2077 will be using it very heavily so even if you can get better frames sans RT on a 6800XT it won't matter much if the 3080 smashes it with RT on. Still if the benches are true big Navi could be the ticket if the price is right.