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If those benchmarks are even remotely comparable to real gaming performance, we’ll be looking at the biggest generational improvement since the days of the 8800GTX.

Not surprisingly so, if power consumption is increasing quite a bit. 8800GTX used quite a bit more energy than the 7900GTX as well.
 
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Lenovo Legion Prebuilt with 4-slot RTX 4090 Leaked

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The only thing more shocking than the power of the 4090 will be its price. I was expecting $1500-$1800 or ballpark 3090 MSRP but now I wouldn't be surprised at $2000.

Quite a gap in SM counts between 4090 and 4080 16GX if specs are true, but the memory bandwidth is as expected.

Leaves a lot of room for a 4080 Ti.
 
I'm not a fan at all of them having 2 different spec GPU's with the same name. And yes, I'm very concerned at how these are going to be priced. I had my heart set on a 4080 (the real one) and I can see myself getting priced out of that.
Yeah, looking it such lineup I'm expecting these to land at 700/1000/who-knows-where.
Which would put the most interesting AD103 part at a thousand - above what you'd expect for even a 4080Ti down the road.
 
Here's hoping the leaks are inaccurate and it's actually really a 4070. This simply doesn't make sense to call both of them 4080's when they are effectively two different GPUs and a tier apart in performance.

Otherwise, I can imagine they'll price the 12GB "4080" at $600. The actual 4080 16GB at $700+, and the 4080 Ti $1,000+ like they did with Ampere.
 
They did the same with the GTX1060 - same chip but different configuration besides the memory. I guess they think that a 70 card at $700 doesnt look very good...
 
They did the same with the GTX1060 - same chip but different configuration besides the memory. I guess they think that a 70 card at $700 doesnt look very good...
They did but that's a whole different level. The 1060 6GB a few years down the line ended up performing 10-15% better than the 3GB variant. This seems like a 20%+ difference out of the gate.
 
Otherwise, I can imagine they'll price the 12GB "4080" at $600. The actual 4080 16GB at $700+, and the 4080 Ti $1,000+ like they did with Ampere.
I don't think they'd rename 4070 into a 4080 12GB if they were capable of launching it at $600.
Ampere was relatively cheap because it was using a relatively cheap Samsung production line.
 
Such impressive specs make people guess those will be high priced. Aslong they dont increase mrsp afterwards or something like that.
 
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