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Seems the Ampere announcement at GTC is more aimed at enterprise than gaming. Was looking forward to the RTX announcement for gaming, but not keeping my hopes up now.
Thought the sooner Nvidia announce it, the sooner AMD can do so and we can stop paying £1,100+ for a graphics card if there is some decent competition.
To Be fair that £1000+ GPU is for 4k120/4k144 gaming, which is fairly nicheQuote:
Originally Posted by ksdp37
There's plenty of decent options for 1080p60\120, 1440p60\120 and 4k60, from both Nvidia and AMD.
GTC is an enterprise and high level event. However it nearly always precludes the announcement of consumer parts some time later. They'll announce the big iron parts, and I reckon by September you'll know about RTX AmpereQuote:
Originally Posted by ksdp37
Yeah but a new line will mean pushing down the price for current performance. Plus a new halo part will be really nice for 4K. The 1080Ti struggles at a lot of 4K.Quote:
Originally Posted by will19565
I wish that was the case,Except it doesn't get anywhere near 4k 120hz.Quote:
Originally Posted by will19565To Be fair that £1000+ GPU is for 4k120/4k144 gaming, which is fairly nicheQuote:
Originally Posted by ksdp37
There's plenty of decent options for 1080p60\120, 1440p60\120 and 4k60, from both Nvidia and AMD.
My ASUS 2080Ti advanced is lucky to hit 80fps at 4k in AAA games.
I wish both companies would hurry up with high end, There are already enough mid range and budget friendly cards on the market for those playing 1080p/1440p.