NVIDIA Ampere rumored to get four times more Ray-Tracing perf, no more GTX either
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schmidtbag
Well if Nvidia expects the tensor cores to be taken seriously, they need to offer a serious improvement. So far, the performance loss isn't worth the visual improvement they offer. Many of the AIs Nvidia is working on are actually legitimately cool and useful, but you don't need tensor cores to do what they do.
There's a lot of potential but Nvidia is proceeding too cautiously, and with too high of an "entrance fee".
jwb1
nVidia can price them however they want and people will buy. They really are the only option for high end gaming. I suspect we will see them out definitely before Cyperpunk comes out. My guess is summer.
Kool64
I wonder how a $300 RTX card will perform or if they are going straight to the XX60 starting at the new low of $500.
Kaleid
Anyone expecting this to be cheap are kidding themselves. Nvidia will charge premium.
I'll hold onto my 5700 for at least a year, there needs to be far more raytracing games before I start to think about it, and it needs to be cheaper as well as universal. Not just through Nvidia.
With the amount of cores available we should start seeing more physX type of physics in games too.
Astyanax
Mesab67
Astyanax
people who say ngreedia don't have a valid opinion.
moab600
Undying
Astyanax
Tat3
Dribble
Kool64
umeng2002
Eh... as great as Ray-Tracing is, it will be another 2 or 3 years until we get games that really, really, use it... when the 2nd wave of next-gen titles start to be released.
jbscotchman
Odellot
Hope the 3080Ti is cheaper than the 2080Ti when it's released. Planning to upgrade my 2080Ti's to 3080Ti's.
And After the Upgrade I will quote the daughter of IronMan. "I Love You 3000".
obifrost
Astyanax
There won't be a 17 series.
jbscotchman
Mesab67