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Recap: NVIDIA at CES 2021 RTX Mobile, RTX 3060, ReSize BAR and new RTX Games

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 01/13/2021 09:03 AM | source: | 23 comment(s)
Recap: NVIDIA at CES 2021 RTX Mobile, RTX 3060, ReSize BAR and new RTX Games

NVIDIA held its conference yesterday at a CES 2021 event, there were no surprises. The corporation announced its RTX 30 Mobile series, a 12GB GeForce RTX 3060, and gave more details on the arrival of Resizable BAR in February, as well as multiple games that will receive support for Ray Tracing and DLSS in the near future. Below we summarize the main news.

RTX 30 Mobile
Nvidia unveiled its Ampere-based GeForce RTX 30 mobile series, with three graphics cards targeting different price and performance segments. The GeForce RTX 3080 will make use of the GA104 GPU and will have 6144 shader cores and up to 16 GB of GDDR6 memory. This GPU will be used by high-end notebooks. 

The GeForce RTX 3070 will feature 5120 shader cores and 8GB of GDDR6 memory. This graphics card will also be offered in high-end notebooks looking to deliver at least 90 FPS in games at 1440p / Ultra.

Finally, the GeForce RTX 3060 will be based on the GA106 GPU and will feature 3840 shader cores and 6 GB of memory. This GPU is targeting gaming notebooks that cost around $ 999 USD and offer 1080p playability.

 

 

GeForce RTX 3060
GeForce RTX 3060 then, the new graphics card will have 12 GB of memory, and that it will arrive in February with a starting price of $ 329. The card uses a GA106 Ampere graphics processor and features 3584 shader cores.

  

GeForceRTX 3080RTX 3070RTX 3060 TiRTX 3060 12GBRTX 2060
Architecture Ampere Ampere Ampere Ampere Turing
Process 8nm 8nm 8nm 8nm 12nm
Die size 628.4mm² 392.5mm² 392.5mm² - 445mm²
Transistors 28 billion 17.4 billion 17.4 billion - 10.8 billion
CUDA cores 8704 5888 4864 3584 1920
Base clock 1440MHz 1500MHz 1410MHz 1320MHz 1365MHz
Boost clock 1710MHz 1730MHz 1665MHz 1780MHz 1680MHz
Graphics memory 10GB GDDR6x 8GB GDDR6 8GB GDDR6 12GB GDDR6 6GB GDDR6
Memory speed 19Gbit / s 14Gbit / s 14Gbit / s - 14Gbit / s
Memory bus 320-bit 256-bit 256-bit 192-bit 192-bit
Bandwidth 760GB / s 448GB / s 448GB / s - 336GB / s
Tgp 320W 220W 200W 170W 160W
Recommended price FE(at introduction) 719 euros 519 euros 419 euros $ 329 369 euros
Released September 17, 2020 October 27, 2020 December 2, 2020 Late February 2021 January 7, 2019

   

Resizable BAR
NVIDIA also talked about the arrival of Resizable BAR for its latest graphics cards in February. Nevertheless, this feature will only be available on RTX 30 series GPUs, both Desktop and Mobile series. This technology allows the processor to gain full access to fast GDDR6 memory of graphics cards, speeding up CPU processing which can result in performance increases. Resizable BAR will require a VBIOS (graphics card) update for the RTX 30 cards that are already on the market. These updates are expected to begin arriving between late February and early March, depending on the manufacturer. In addition, it will also be necessary to have a compatible processor and motherboard. Of the latter, most of the Z490 , B550 and X570 models are already supported, but the list is expected to expand in March. NVIDIA claimed to be working closely with Intel, AMD, and major motherboard manufacturers (ASUS, ASRock, EVGA, Gigabyte, and MSI) to bring Resizable BAR to as many products as possible.

New games with support for Ray Tracing and DLSS
NVIDIA also announced Ray Tracing and DLSS in four new games. FIST and Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach will support DLSS and Ray Tracing; While Call of Duty Warzone and Outriders will be compatible with DLSS. Also, two competitive games will support NVIDIA Reflex, these are Rainbow Six Siege and Overwatch.

 






Recap: NVIDIA at CES 2021 RTX Mobile, RTX 3060, ReSize BAR and new RTX Games




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PPC
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#5876952 Posted on: 01/13/2021 11:08 AM
Exactly, if you get a power outage while flashing and bork the process it is not your fault. The manufacturer could ensure this does not happen with installing dual bios functionality which is more than possible and standard on some models so it is their decision to package a product with a potential point of failure. The user does not have a choice but use the method provided by the manufacturer. These days most things do bios/firmware updates on the fly and will get borked with power outage, your tv is probably even set to do automatic updates, it is basically the same thing. Under warranty you cannot be blamed for a bricked card by power outage, if somehow they could prove that you didnt use proper procedures (3rd party flasher or whatnot) then that would be an easy way for them to deny warranty but to my knowledge it is not possible for them to reveal this.

PrMinisterGR
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#5876953 Posted on: 01/13/2021 11:10 AM
Not everyone is an enthusiast or has the knowledge to do that, here on Guru 3D most folks may be willing to but the majority of everyday users wouldnt want to, and what happens if you do flash and it bricks the GPU is it under warranty?


So maybe the driver just doesn't enable it unless you have your VBIOS flashed, and everyone is happy.

moab600
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#5876955 Posted on: 01/13/2021 11:24 AM
VBIOS update could be problematic since some of the vendors could drag their feet, i hope nVidia will line up their asses on the same page from day 1.

insp1re2600
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#5876957 Posted on: 01/13/2021 11:34 AM
Exactly, if you get a power outage while flashing and bork the process it is not your fault. The manufacturer could ensure this does not happen with installing dual bios functionality which is more than possible and standard on some models so it is their decision to package a product with a potential point of failure. The user does not have a choice but use the method provided by the manufacturer. These days most things do bios/firmware updates on the fly and will get borked with power outage, your tv is probably even set to do automatic updates, it is basically the same thing. Under warranty you cannot be blamed for a bricked card by power outage, if somehow they could prove that you didnt use proper procedures (3rd party flasher or whatnot) then that would be an easy way for them to deny warranty but to my knowledge it is not possible for them to reveal this.


That's why if you have expensive electricals you have a ups.

Sylencer
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#5876983 Posted on: 01/13/2021 12:52 PM
Can't wait to get BAR support on my 3090 with the 10900k. My mainboard supports it already, just need a vBios for it.

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