#5866630

Freeman

2020-12-14 15:08

It must be a good investment to buy these cards with tons of shader cores. I would not want to be here next December with cards out of stock and next gen games coming out.

#5866745

fry178

2020-12-14 18:11

lol, make a sticker and put it on your fridge. pc components will always see updates/upgrades/refresh and new releases.

#5866773

Freeman

2020-12-14 18:54

fry178:

lol, make a sticker and put it on your fridge. pc components will always see updates/upgrades/refresh and new releases.

a ton more shader cores per dollar on 30xx series compared to previous series releases.

#5866920

tunejunky

2020-12-14 23:43

this is actually a very good looking card. it matches virtually all systems and it has enough rgb to satisfy the bling crowd. if someone i knew had to buy a system i'd recommend this or the sapphire 5800 nice job kfa

#5866922

kakiharaFRS

2020-12-14 23:46

coughed when comparing a 3060...ti but a 60....to previous gen 2080ti, it's too close for comfort 2020 won't be the year I've done this or that but the year I thankfully didn't buy this or that featuring : 2080ti and cyberpunk 2077 😛

#5867176

Raider0001

2020-12-15 15:55

dont bother with rtx when u can have this rx 6800 non xt smart access memory ON OC 2.4Ghz ON https://i.imgur.com/DpDGXAe.jpg

#5867217

Valken

2020-12-15 16:52

Within 10% of 2080Ti for 1/3 of the costs and nearly the same RT performance of the 6800 + XT. Next year this will be a better buy when MSRP or discounts become a reality again.

#5868046

Noisiv

2020-12-17 13:33

We have moved to PCAT for power consumption testing. PCAT is a precise hardware setup that will measure at the 12V rails and the PCIe slot. This isolated power consumption from other factors if you'd say measure at socket outlet. The new measurements also allow us to provide more precise data, IDLE power consumption. But we'll also start displaying the average power consumption and, as we always have done, peak power consumption based on a gaming load.

Awesome!