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NVIDIA Might Cancel GeForce RTX 3080 20GB and RTX 3070 16GB
There is a lot of noise with all NVIDIA lately, some based on rumors other based on the recent development with CTD and stock issues. A new one is that NVIDIA might cancel or at least delay GeForce RTX 3080 20GB and RTX 3070 16GB.
Earlier chatter indicated a release in December, a product series that NVIDIA would wait on to see how AMD's Big Navi would be doing. However, with all that is going on, RTX 3080 20GB and RTX 3070 16GB might be delayed and canceled. We know for a fact that the 20GB RTX 3080 is a real thing so that the actual reason might be more complicated, think high cost or yields related to GDDR6X graphics memory as well. NVIDIA can't produce enough 3080 cards even now, so why introduce a new model already, eh?
Nvidia would have already scrapped plans for an RTX 3070 Ti, which also has been a real thing. We do know that a GeForce RTX 3060 Ti is is still in the pipeline, though. Likely with a release mid-November.
| Graphics card | GPU | Board (FE / reference) | Shader cores | Mem | Date |
| RTX 3090 | 8nm GA102-300 | PG136 / 132 SKU 10 | 10,496 | 24GB | September 24 |
| RTX 3080 20GB | 8nm GA102-200 | PG133 / 132 SKU 20 | 8704 | 20GB | Deleted |
| RTX 3080 10GB | 8nm GA102-200 | PG133 / 132 SKU 30 | 8704 | 10GB | September the 17th |
| RTX 3070 Ti | 8nm GA104-400 | PG142 / 141 SKU 0 | 6144 | 16GB | Deleted |
| RTX 3070 16GB | 8nm GA104-300 | PG142 / 141 SKU 5 | 5888 | 16GB | Deleted |
| RTX 3070 8GB | 8nm GA104-300 | PG142 / 141 SKU 10 | 5888 | 8GB | 29 October |
| RTX 3060 Ti | 8nm GA104-200 | PG190 SKU 10 | 4864 | 8GB | Mid-November |
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#5845359 Posted on: 10/22/2020 08:49 AM
This launch can be redubbed as Ampwhere because I have no idea where these cards can be found.
This launch can be redubbed as Ampwhere because I have no idea where these cards can be found.
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#5845364 Posted on: 10/22/2020 09:04 AM
Don't think I've ever felt the 'vibe' from such a poor launch like this before.
I mean, I've bought a lot of different high-end video cards over the years and read a lot of internet articles, but you can really feel the weight of it this time...
Don't think I've ever felt the 'vibe' from such a poor launch like this before.
I mean, I've bought a lot of different high-end video cards over the years and read a lot of internet articles, but you can really feel the weight of it this time...
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#5845366 Posted on: 10/22/2020 09:16 AM
I wonder if this simply is down to the 8nm node process.
I can only assume 1 of 2 things - either that the professional industry is taking every available ampere gpu (though these are supposedly available to purchasers from mid-Dec?), or that the node process is continuing to generate poor yields
I wonder if this simply is down to the 8nm node process.
I can only assume 1 of 2 things - either that the professional industry is taking every available ampere gpu (though these are supposedly available to purchasers from mid-Dec?), or that the node process is continuing to generate poor yields
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#5845368 Posted on: 10/22/2020 09:21 AM
This means super cards are far away and they have to fight 16gb amd cards with their 10 and 8gb non excisting cards, not good.
This means super cards are far away and they have to fight 16gb amd cards with their 10 and 8gb non excisting cards, not good.
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I reckon the real reason is that they will be doing the 3070s and 3080s on TSMC 7nm next year.