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Definitely not looking for a watered down, RT compromised gaming experience using next-gen cards. Currently only Nvidia and Intel solutions looks viable.
Resident Evil Village as 100% on a 3090Ti in 4K "highest" (presumably this means with RT). 100 fps on a 3090Ti. This puts 4080-12 at 90 fps, 4080-16 at 120 fps, 4090 at 170 fps.
You have the TSE scores to guide you , I think they are enough for now.
On another note, Shader execution reordering = Coherency sorting, also apparently BVH build has been greatly accelerated, you could make an argument for Level 5 RT with this?
That’s because it’s the 4070Whoa the 3090 Ti is faster than the 4080 12GB? That’s a pretty hard fail for the 4080.
Games that are well optimized for Ampere won't run into scaling issues on Ada which is more or a less a wider Ampere with some shader execution improvements (mostly visible in RT though I suppose).Games that are very well optimized for Ampere are not necessarily also optimized for Ada, and at the least I would not expect them to be better optimized for Ada than Ampere.
Whoa the 3090 Ti is faster than the 4080 12GB? That’s a pretty hard fail for the 4080.
They call those x080 now...Buy a x070 or lower, why not?
They call those x080 now...
Wonder if Daggerfall could be a candidate? Definitely see studios using this to generate additional revenue on old games.
New shiny SW features are here. RT lead is sealed. GeForce brand lives on. These will sell plenty.
NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) today announced selected preliminary financial results for the second quarter ended July 31, 2022.
Second quarter revenue is expected to be approximately $6.70 billion, down 19% sequentially and up 3% from the prior year, primarily reflecting weaker than forecasted Gaming revenue. Gaming revenue was $2.04 billion, down 44% sequentially and down 33% from the prior year. Data Center revenue was $3.81 billion, up 1% sequentially and up 61% from the prior year.
50% is disappointing now? Not impressive for gaming?Probably 50~% faster when looking at a large game performance summary. Certainly nowhere near the hype that was always pure fantasy. DLSS frame generation really has to live up to the claims because the hardware doesnt seem particularly impressive for gaming.
No where in my post do I use the word disappointing. From a gaming view, 3x the transistors and “2 node shrinks” for a 50% performance uplift just doesn't seem particularly impressive in terms of architecture.50% is disappointing now? Not impressive for gaming?
Hmm, I should go to bed. :[