Nvidia's 3000 Series RTX GPU [3090s with different memory capacity]

DegustatoR · Sep 16, 2020

Rurouni said:
But you're still wrong since 1080 was launched at 599 and 2080 at 699 and you've said 1080 is at the same price point as 2080.

You should take another look at the wiki.

DegustatoR · Sep 16, 2020

Malo said:
Yeah announcing 30 Tflops of shader power made everyone go crazy. But of course with apparently double the FP32 performance of 2080ti, it manages around 30-40% improvement in actual games. What a surprise?

If only this was ever any different, on any GPU of any architecture.

AlNom · Sep 16, 2020

Amazing how Doom Eternal isn't so CPU-limited.

Scott_Arm · Sep 16, 2020

I really like that computerbase review. Card looks like it's going to be an undervolters dream.

manux · Sep 16, 2020

Malo said:
Yeah announcing 30 Tflops of shader power made everyone go crazy. But of course with apparently double the FP32 performance of 2080ti, it manages around 30-40% improvement in actual games. What a surprise?

Half of the fp32 capability is shared with int32 ops. Double perf would only happen when integers are not used. From the nvidia presentation turing was using int ops somewhere around 34% of the time.

What I'm curious about is that would double fp32 capability be useful for unreal5's software rasterizer or not?

Rootax · Sep 16, 2020

TheAlSpark said:
Amazing how Doom Eternal isn't so CPU-limited.

Well, their is not a lot to show/draw...

Malo · Sep 16, 2020

DegustatoR said:
If only this was ever any different, on any GPU of any architecture.

That's my point, the performance increase for Ampere is as I expected for games. It's a great GPU for the previous anchored price. Most don't know any better though and are sucked in by marketing.

Scott_Arm · Sep 16, 2020

TheAlSpark said:
Amazing how Doom Eternal isn't so CPU-limited.

No main/render thread. Cores are used evenly, so you're unlikely to be bottlenecked by a single core and pure clock speed. I want to see 1080p low tests. Someone needs to push for that 1000Hz engine limit.

Man from Atlantis · Sep 16, 2020

Hardware Unboxed noticed the coil whine as well.

Scott_Arm · Sep 16, 2020

Pretty sure gamers nexus mentioned coil whine at very high fps.

Rurouni · Sep 16, 2020

DegustatoR said:
You should take another look at the wiki.

Already did multiple times. It says 1080 $599, 2080 $699
If you said we should compare it with 1080FE since there was no 1080 during launch, iirc, there was also no 2080 standard during the initial launch, only FE, which was $799.

DegustatoR · Sep 16, 2020

Rurouni said:
Already did multiple times. It says 1080 $599, 2080 $699

Rurouni said:
there was also no 2080 standard during the initial launch, only FE, which was $799.

There were 2080s at MSRP at launch.

Malo · Sep 16, 2020

Rurouni said:
Already did multiple times. It says 1080 $599, 2080 $699

2080 for $699 was a powerpoint marketing price only, it launched at $800 for FE and AIB cards. It was a long time before it was actually available at $700.

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Rurouni · Sep 16, 2020

DegustatoR said:
There were 2080s at MSRP at launch.

It says $599, no?
And no, afaik, nobody launching 2080 at MSRP, thus if you use 1080FE for comparing 1080 launch price, then you also need to use 2080FE price to get apple to apple comparison, so $699 vs $799
Good thing that Ampere stop doing that and doing even better with pricing it less than 2080FE. Hopefully this is not just because Nvidia is being generous only but also because of the competition.

DegustatoR · Sep 16, 2020

Rurouni said:
It says $599, no?

1080 was launched as FE only for about a month and a half. So $699.
2080 was launched as FE and AIB models at the same date. So $699.

Shortbread · Sep 16, 2020

I get the feeling from all the videos that 1440p is the [native render] sweet-spot for 60fps PC and console gaming during the next-generation. Because the next-generation of gaming @ 4K/60fps without DLSS, is going to be a bitch across AMD based PC/consoles (if no comparable solution exists), other than dynamic or CB resolution scaling assisting towards high framerates.

Deleted member 2197 · Sep 16, 2020

https://www.kitguru.net/components/...s/nvidia-rtx-3080-founders-edition-review/19/

Edit: Good to know no coil whine noticed in this review.

troyan · Sep 16, 2020

2080 FE was $799. 2080 Super FE had the same price like AIBs.

dumbo11 · Sep 16, 2020

Shortbread said:
I get the feeling from all the videos that 1440p is the [native render] sweet-spot for 60fps PC and console gaming during the next-generation. Because the next-generation of gaming @ 4K/60fps without DLSS, is going to be a bitch across AMD based PC/consoles (if no comparable solution exists), other than dynamic or CB resolution scaling assisting towards high framerates.

As far as I can tell, the console platforms are intending to use VRS. However VRS seems to be ?somewhat incompatible? with DLSS - which may create a mess on PC.

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