#5835987

jbscotchman

2020-09-28 09:44

Wow that's a lot sooner than I thought. I definitely want one, doubt I'll get it on release day though.

#5835995

ACEB

2020-09-28 10:13

Kind of makes the 3070 pointless, you won't lose much performance getting a 3060ti but it will have to be atleast $50 cheaper

#5836006

Maddness

2020-09-28 10:35

Specs look very good. As above this could almost make the 3070 unnecessary, especially if priced right.

#5836025

shamus21

2020-09-28 11:50

scrap the 3070 and just do the 3070Ti. seems logical

#5836044

insp1re2600

2020-09-28 12:39

shamus21:

scrap the 3070 and just do the 3070Ti. seems logical

You mean like.. scrap all and release the super editions like last time?

#5836123

0blivious

2020-09-28 16:01

3080 stock issues. 3080 can't seem to overclock. 3090 costs twice as much for barely any return. (Titan sold as a gaming card...?) 3070 to be immediately undercut by an ~early 3060Ti. This series has been an interesting release.

#5836198

JamesSneed

2020-09-28 18:57

0blivious:

3080 stock issues. 3080 can't seem to overclock. 3090 costs twice as much for barely any return. (Titan sold as a gaming card...?) 3070 to be immediately undercut by an ~early 3060Ti. This series has been an interesting release.

If AMD is actually competitive it will be an even bigger mess.

#5836219

sykozis

2020-09-28 20:14

The way this product series launch has gone, it almost looks like NVidia is concerned..... I've never seen an NVidia launch botched like this before....

#5836223

Undying

2020-09-28 20:32

To launch 3070 right before and 3060 after amd cards again feels rushed again like nvidia wants to steal the show as much as it can.

#5836224

TheSissyOfFremont

2020-09-28 20:36

What is the point in a 3060 Ti...

#5836225

Amaze

2020-09-28 20:39

I thought to myself why release a ti before the normal version. Then I remembered they did the same thing with 1660 ti.

#5836229

jbscotchman

2020-09-28 20:51

TheSissyOfFremont:

What is the point in a 3060 Ti...

Playing games?

#5836232

TheSissyOfFremont

2020-09-28 20:59

jbscotchman:

Playing games?

The uber high end low end card.

#5836237

jbscotchman

2020-09-28 21:07

TheSissyOfFremont:

The uber high end low end card.

RTX 2080 performance for half the price, I'll take it.

#5836241

TheSissyOfFremont

2020-09-28 21:13

jbscotchman:

RTX 2080 performance for half the price, I'll take it.

I'm sure loads will. I don't find the performance/pricing placement odd. I just find the naming scheme a little incongruous.

#5836247

Undying

2020-09-28 21:20

jbscotchman:

RTX 2080 performance for half the price, I'll take it.

Its a probably 399$ gpu. Regular 3060 could cost less i guess but configuration will change.

#5836300

fl2015

2020-09-29 01:00

TheSissyOfFremont:

What is the point in a 3060 Ti...

Nvidia actually have a huge performance margin to fill between low to mid end, they can probably fit several cards under the 3070 and still have significant performance differences between them. The 3060ti also has around a 17% cut down, which might put it around a 2080 if the 3070 is around a 2080ti.

#5836303

DannyD

2020-09-29 01:11

jbscotchman:

RTX 2080 performance for half the price, I'll take it.

Probably beat 2080ti in RT games too.:) Or even in general when OCed?

#5836306

jbscotchman

2020-09-29 02:04

DannyD:

Probably beat 2080ti in RT games too.:) Or even in general when OCed?

Well I wouldn't go quite that far honestly, but with more mature drivers who knows? And yea I could see the Ti 8gb going for $400, and a 6gb plain 3060 for $300, and who knows maybe a 3060 Super hybrid for $350. No matter what I think it'll be good choices for those who didn't invest in the 2000 series.

#5836313

kaz050

2020-09-29 02:51

Thats because the big 3080 20gb and 3070 16gb will come out at the end of October or will be announced.