Leaked Photographs of Alleged GeForce RTX 4060 (Ti) Founders Edition Card Designed to Fit Two PCIe Slots
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Pryme
DLSS reduces a little bit of textures size and required bandwith, you're rendering the game at lower resolution (Quality = 67% res), so that helps always.
pegasus1
Let's see the performance as ultimately that's the most important thing rather than specifications.
PinguX
They are limiting the cards performance by memory and bandwidth
They weren't happy with 1080ti/2080ti users not upgrading to the next gen so they opted for builtin obsolescence
H83
This basically^^
Nvidia is "tired" of releasing great cards that last a (very) long time, so now they have decided to cripple the cards to make sure people are "forced" to upgrade sooner or buy a more expensive part if they don`t want to nerfed to death...
tsunami231
so price fixing and purposely castrating gpu to force one to buy there super over price stuff. they mentality will only work for so long before it back fires.
Force the price of 1 these cards I could get CPU/MB/RAM for 2 PC rebuilds and perupose rest parts from another pc, which , make more sense from price stand point
SplashDown
The only card I'm looking at is the 3080ti 12GB with buying used I've seen them for $500 & Under. Wanted a 3090ti 24GB but the used price doubles $1,000 & up. So I'll probably get the 3080ti and wait a little longer for the price to drop some more. I've even seen used 3080ti with EK water block on already for $500 that would be the one to get if I can find one when I'm ready to pull the trigger.
Denial
It's kind of funny when I bought my 3080 I was a little annoyed about the value but in hindsight it might actually be one of the best value GPU purchases I've made.
This style of crippling has been a thing with Nvidia since forever. The entire Kepler launch (600 series) was essentially crippled this way.
vestibule
8GB of GDDR, this card will be a dead man walkin'
Krizby
3080 is the most popular 700usd GPU ever released, according to Steam Hardware Survey 🙄
mikeysg
I think nGreedia realized their mistake from their GTX 1080 Ti experience, they'd prolly realized that that card lasted way too long for their liking (and profit line) with its whopping 11GB VRAM (then). I've long acknowledged that nGreedia has some great cards, but have always crippled their longevity with limited VRAM.
Airbud
1060 never had 8GB....192 bus.
same as 3060.
Astyanax
it exists
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-gtx-1060-8-gb-gddr5x.c3455
Airbud
on paper....I can write anything on paper.
Here is my perpetual motion magnet cart...you like?
https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-d585405c9d2011ea6248a4a7792cddad-lq
BLEH!
An nVidia card with a TDP low enough to cope with a dual slot cooler? :O
Undying
Where in Jensens oven? :P
Aura89
It'd help to care about the performance rather then the amount of memory it has, then maybe you'd have an upgrade path. Or, you can just continue to care about the amount of memory it has, i'll be sure to modify a GT 1030 with 16GB of ram, i'm sure it'd be a great upgrade from your 1060
Undying
Yeah nvidia should just make 4080 with 8gb. Enjoying that ultra textures+ raytracing at 4k without a hitch at even lower cost.
Krizby
I would gladly take 12GB 4080Ti (AD102 chip) at 1200usd over 16GB 4080 anytime though 😀
PinguX
GPU performance goes in hand with video memory, the card should have enough processing power and video memory for its performance range
A mid range card should be able to play new gen games at 1440
4060ti is meant to be mid range but 8GB will hamper its performance in new gen games
The 3070ti 8GB and 3080 10GB are prime examples of cards running out of video memory before processing power
tsunami231
Well Nvidia site list a 4060 and 4050, but not ti as of yet
