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    Retailer listings reveal Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 Mobile plans

    Asus laptops with 16GB RTX 3080 and 6GB RTX 3060 Max-Q mobile graphics listed.
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    Re: Retailer listings reveal Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 Mobile plans

    The 16GB mobile 3080 is rumoured to be similar to a slightly tweaked desktop 3070. If they can do 16GB for mobile surely they can release a 16GB 3070 for desktop?

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    Re: Retailer listings reveal Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 Mobile plans

    Quote Originally Posted by Zhaoman View Post
    The 16GB mobile 3080 is rumoured to be similar to a slightly tweaked desktop 3070. If they can do 16GB for mobile surely they can release a 16GB 3070 for desktop?
    They can.. question is whether there's enough money in it. Given the competition on the desktop front they have to keep pricing keen so may have to wait for better yields.

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    Re: Retailer listings reveal Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 Mobile plans

    Quote Originally Posted by Zhaoman View Post
    The 16GB mobile 3080 is rumoured to be similar to a slightly tweaked desktop 3070. If they can do 16GB for mobile surely they can release a 16GB 3070 for desktop?
    Yes easily as you can buy GDDR6 2GB chips. However you can't buy GDDR6X 2GB chips used by the 3080, and they can't release a 16GB 3070 without also being able to release a 20GB 3080 as it would look bad.

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    Re: Retailer listings reveal Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 Mobile plans

    I just hope that none of them throttle or sound like a jet engine next to your ears. If they do... please don't buy!

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    Re: Retailer listings reveal Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 Mobile plans

    Quote Originally Posted by Dribble View Post
    Yes easily as you can buy GDDR6 2GB chips. However you can't buy GDDR6X 2GB chips used by the 3080, and they can't release a 16GB 3070 without also being able to release a 20GB 3080 as it would look bad.
    You don't need larger chips to launch a 20GB 3080, just populate the back side of the board (like the 3090)

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    Re: Retailer listings reveal Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 Mobile plans

    I was super impressed by the mobile 2060 I tried out at one point, so I'm quite keenly interested on how these perform. I'm maybe a little bit worried about noise and thermals since the 30 series GPUs seem to be more power hungry than the 20 series - granted they do more with it.

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