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Gigabyte Eagle series RTX 4080 Shows Up in leaked photos
The EAGLE series will be Gigabyte's fourth triple-fan design, following the WindForce, Gaming, and AORUS series. The new design is significantly larger than the predecessor (3080 series).
The card now has 3.5 slots and the same 110mm fan design as the RTX 4090 Gaming OC cards. Gigabyte will, however, use the same cooler for the 4090 and 4080 Eagle series. The card has a single 16-pin power connector as well as the standard display output configuration of 3x DP 1.4a + 1x HDMI 2.1. It should be noted that the 3080 Eagle series had an extra DisplayPort, but this is no longer the case for any Gigabyte RTX 40 model. The Gigabyte RTX 4080 EAGLE will be factory-overclocked, but the exact clocks have yet to be confirmed. The AD103 GPU has 9728 CUDA cores and 16GB of GDDR6X memory in this model. Due to NVIDIA's cancellation of this SKU, there will be no 12GB variant.
NVIDIA plans to release the RTX 4080 on November 16th for $1,199. The RTX 4080 Eagle non-OC is very likely to launch at MSRP because it is one of the lowest tiers in the Gigabyte lineup.
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#6067279 Posted on: 11/01/2022 05:04 PM
Extreme cost? Only GPUs are overpriced, everything else is more or less only slightly increased due to inflation. Some things like SSDs keep going down in price, so it evens out. For example you can get 2TB NVMe for the price of 512GB just few years ago. DDR4 is dirt cheap, DDR5 is getting cheaper. So stop saying everything is overpriced when only GPUs are.
Pricing on everything PC related is out of hand imo. I really want to update my PC. But the extreme cost associated with that just doesn't entice me at all. Nvidia, AMD and Intel can all go to Hell as far as i'm concerned.
Extreme cost? Only GPUs are overpriced, everything else is more or less only slightly increased due to inflation. Some things like SSDs keep going down in price, so it evens out. For example you can get 2TB NVMe for the price of 512GB just few years ago. DDR4 is dirt cheap, DDR5 is getting cheaper. So stop saying everything is overpriced when only GPUs are.
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The car market is even worse