The bang4buck is interesting. Nvidia must be expecting AMD to put up a fight. Roll on big NAVI benchmarks (And the midrange cards I can afford!).
The bang4buck is interesting. Nvidia must be expecting AMD to put up a fight. Roll on big NAVI benchmarks (And the midrange cards I can afford!).
I'm guessing that the ASUS RTX 3080 TUF Gaming OC (10GB) is going to be one of the reviewed cards, going by the chart on Gears 5
This seems like a very solid 4K card. Now I'm debating the RTX 3090 and a monitor upgrade.
I made a review thread here:
https://forums.hexus.net/graphics-ca...ew-thread.html
Gamersnexus results are not that favourable when compared to the RTX2080TI!
AdoredTv has his own take on the 30xx series here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXb-8feWoOE
~64MTx/mm^2 vs as least 96MTx/mm^2? If that's 'similar' then I look forward to Hexus saying various graphics cards all perform similarlyOriginally Posted by hexus
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Also why no RT benchmarks without DLSS?
EDIT: But can it play Flight Sim?
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Would it be right to say that for AMD to stay competitive at the high end they'll need to release a card that improves on their best by 70-100%?
If they manage that it would be some achievement, if not then i guess we can say they've abandoned the high end market and they can't price any big Navi to close to the £600 asking price for the 3080.
Looks ok to me, just need to watch out for the price gorging and FE availability
Depends which source you look at. I've seen numbers of 65MT/mm² for Samsung 8nm, as used here, and 65-70MT/mm² for generic TSMC 7nm. It all depends which variant each (++) is used on a particular chip.
All that said, it's undeniable that Nvidia would have been better served by the latest iteration of 7 from TSMC. An opportunity for AMD.
The Series X GPU has 56CUs and the rumours point to it being a potentially 'mid-range' part delivering around 2080Ti performance. One of the main rumours that keeps being regurgitated surrounding Big Navi is that the flagship model will have 80CUs. Considering the 5700XT has 40CUs and there are expected (some say substantial) improvements in performance per CU between the generations, you can put that together and add as much salt as you like. But if 80CUs rumour is true then it's certainly not unreasonable to expect at least roughly 3080 performance from 'Big Navi'. And Nvidia have priced the 3080 competitively so surely they are expecting to be challenged in this performance range?
Corky34 (16-09-2020)
Yes, that looks about right.
W1zzard over at TPU always does perf/watt charts and this has barely moved versus the last gen:
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/n...dition/35.html
Guess it isn't a 1080P card as it's perf/watt looks awful there, but even at 4K the 2080 is at 85% of the 3080.
The good news versus Ferni is that the cooler is relatively quiet.
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