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In the category completely a rumor, news hot the web today that an alleged NVIDIA GeForce "Ampere" GPU made an appearance in 3DMark Time Spy. Not details name wise is noted down so it is assumed to be a GeForce RTX 3080 or RTX 3090.
Rumored specs have been doing rounds for a while now, but this round the 3DMark Time Spy score was dug up by by _rogame (Hardware Leaks), the card listed scored 18257 points, roughly 30 percent faster than the RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition. Futuremark SystemInfo does bring a readout of the GPU clock at 1935 MHz with a memory clock at 6000 MHz. That last one is interesting as typical memory actual clocks are listed as 1750 MHz for 14 Gbps GDDR6. Please take the usual disclaimers in mind.
Rogame claims to know with 100 percent certainty that this test was run by an Nvidia employee.
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#5801928 Posted on: 06/22/2020 10:45 AM
I'll be very surprised if this is the 3080Ti, even their shareholders where dissapointed with performance numbers from the 2080Ti and how much slack they got from tech media.
I'll be very surprised if this is the 3080Ti, even their shareholders where dissapointed with performance numbers from the 2080Ti and how much slack they got from tech media.
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#5801930 Posted on: 06/22/2020 10:46 AM
Everyone as a price limit, if the next 3090 is 2000 USD but 100% faster maybe you will buy one, but how many will ? And if it's 10'000usd will you buy one ? At the end of the day, everyone look at price and at how much more performance their are getting and do their buying decision. As a 1080ti owner when the 2080ti came out I was disappointed not only because of the small extra performance but mainly because it was so expensive for so little.
No, it doesn't depend on price. A 30% performance increase is very disappointing - anything lower than 50% is a dud in my book. Only people who can't afford it anyways use price as an argument - again it doesn't matter, performance does !
Everyone as a price limit, if the next 3090 is 2000 USD but 100% faster maybe you will buy one, but how many will ? And if it's 10'000usd will you buy one ? At the end of the day, everyone look at price and at how much more performance their are getting and do their buying decision. As a 1080ti owner when the 2080ti came out I was disappointed not only because of the small extra performance but mainly because it was so expensive for so little.
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#5801931 Posted on: 06/22/2020 10:47 AM
Fascinating. What are we looking at here? 3080 or 3080-Ti.
Common sense would led to believe it's the 3080-Ti but i'm opened to surprises.
Let's say they lower current rtx price by 200$ and replace it with 30% more performant new gen, twice raytracing capabilities accross the stack. I'm game.
Fascinating. What are we looking at here? 3080 or 3080-Ti.
Common sense would led to believe it's the 3080-Ti but i'm opened to surprises.
Let's say they lower current rtx price by 200$ and replace it with 30% more performant new gen, twice raytracing capabilities accross the stack. I'm game.
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#5801934 Posted on: 06/22/2020 10:55 AM
Well you are right - but i'm just saying that price really isn't the main concern for the top product. The main disappointment with the 2080 ti was the lack of performance increase, which made people rage over how much they charged for that small performance increase. But let's say the 3080 ti was 100% faster at 2000 USD, i'd deffo get one. At 10000 usd... probably not. But if it's only 30% faster, then i'm not sure i will get it regardless of price, due to the underwhelming performance increase.
I felt the exact same way about the 2080 ti btw, but yeah... no alternative if you wanted more gpu performance, even if it wasn't much.
Everyone as a price limit, if the next 3090 is 2000 USD but 100% faster maybe you will buy one, but how many will ? And if it's 10'000usd will you buy one ? At the end of the day, everyone look at price and at how much more performance their are getting and do their buying decision. As a 1080ti owner when the 2080ti came out I was disappointed not only because of the small extra performance but mainly because it was so expensive for so little.
Well you are right - but i'm just saying that price really isn't the main concern for the top product. The main disappointment with the 2080 ti was the lack of performance increase, which made people rage over how much they charged for that small performance increase. But let's say the 3080 ti was 100% faster at 2000 USD, i'd deffo get one. At 10000 usd... probably not. But if it's only 30% faster, then i'm not sure i will get it regardless of price, due to the underwhelming performance increase.
I felt the exact same way about the 2080 ti btw, but yeah... no alternative if you wanted more gpu performance, even if it wasn't much.
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True - i just can't see why they would leak numbers that aren't the "best case scenario", if you get what i mean.