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Rumor: NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 3000 video cards launch delayed to September
With all that is going on in the world, it seems that NVIDIA is adapting as well. The Ampera GPU based consumer products would now be announced in September. Originally is was the plan to share detail on the new architecture during the postponed GDC.
With Computex postponed, and (for now) scheduled and moved towards September Nvidia would join up to announce Ampere. It would already be an introduction to that, as it had previously done with Turing. According to the source (tweak town), the company would first launch a business Quadro video card, with the RTX 3000 series for gamers and consumers shortly following later in the year.
For the time being, however, this is bigtime speculation.
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A new generation of graphics cards from Nvidia would become available in July, according to close-lipped sources from Tom's Hardware. The next-gen GPUs would be based on the Turing platform, but de...
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#5774820 Posted on: 03/30/2020 03:55 PM
If was from an hardware company i would delay everything until the end of the year...
This may be true for MS but not for Sony, they are only releasing a few exclusives after the sales have dried on PS4 and now that they are preparing for the PS5.
Still though, I just don't see a point in buying consoles now days for a small handful of exclusives. The last console I bought was an N64. :p
If was from an hardware company i would delay everything until the end of the year...
This may be true for MS but not for Sony, they are only releasing a few exclusives after the sales have dried on PS4 and now that they are preparing for the PS5.
Still though, I just don't see a point in buying consoles now days for a small handful of exclusives. The last console I bought was an N64. :p
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#5774828 Posted on: 03/30/2020 04:28 PM
If the recession ends up in a deflational situation, it could indeed push prices down. Bad for the economy, good for the consumer.
With the looming recession, I won't be surprised if it will be delayed even further.
If the recession ends up in a deflational situation, it could indeed push prices down. Bad for the economy, good for the consumer.
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#5774831 Posted on: 03/30/2020 04:34 PM
I concur
If the recession ends up in a deflational situation, it could indeed push prices down. Bad for the economy, good for the consumer.
I concur
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#5774833 Posted on: 03/30/2020 04:37 PM
You know the saying,
When the rumors are thick, so is the BS!
There's absolutely no indication of any greater than Turing architecture on the horizon!
Pascal was great! Turing is even greater!
The next one might as well be Turing on steroids, right?
Realistically speaking,
The architecture has matured. The only benefits that we still can get, are:
- more RTX cores per GPU
- pcie 4.0 support.
- possibly more than 1 GPU core per package would lower the cost of monolithic GPU dies.
Pcie 4.0 is only necessary for 1x slots at the moment, as in most cases that would fully saturate (no bottleneck) a 2080Ti or similar in performance.
You know the saying,
When the rumors are thick, so is the BS!
There's absolutely no indication of any greater than Turing architecture on the horizon!
Pascal was great! Turing is even greater!
The next one might as well be Turing on steroids, right?
Realistically speaking,
The architecture has matured. The only benefits that we still can get, are:
- more RTX cores per GPU
- pcie 4.0 support.
- possibly more than 1 GPU core per package would lower the cost of monolithic GPU dies.
Pcie 4.0 is only necessary for 1x slots at the moment, as in most cases that would fully saturate (no bottleneck) a 2080Ti or similar in performance.
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If was from an hardware company i would delay everything until the end of the year...
This may be true for MS but not for Sony, they are only releasing a few exclusives after the sales have dried on PS4 and now that they are preparing for the PS5.