August 31... nice date (should be late that night though)

I'm most interested in Ray Tracing performance. There could be further DLSS update too. Price - - some say Nvidia will not price it higher than 20-series, kinda doubtful.

Take it with a grain of salt.

https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-308...-gddr6x-memory/



Ampere to have twice Ray Tracing performance than Turing and further DLSS improvements. 3090 = 2x 1080 Ti ? I remember that Turing slideshow 2080 = 2x 1080.

$1399 for RTX 3090 apparently

https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-309...d-cost-1399-us/

I don't now why many seem optimistic Ampere will be priced same as Turing if not cheaper.

Given Nvidia's track record of pricing, the prices only go one way each new generation - - up.

https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-309...-1400-us-price/









3-slot reference design

So... 3080 = 2080 Ti = $800

But Nvidia is smart as always, they know 'true enthusiasts' don't mind paying top dollars for the fastest card and thus has priced 3090 for a mind-blowing $1400 (40% higher price tag than a 3080).

These are still rumors though but we're getting there. September 1 all will be revealed.

This post has been edited by defaultname365: Aug 22 2020, 05:22 AM

24Gb VRAM for 3090 & only 10Gb VRAM for 3080





DLSS apparently is DLSS 2.1. HDMI 2.1 supported. 2nd Gen Ray Tracing Cores & 3rd Gen Tensor Cores to propel Ray Tracing performance considerably over Turing.

$699 for faster than 2080 Ti GPU?

Goodness me

Maybe around RM3500-4000 locally

That 3090 is fatttt...

2080 Ti owners should feel

Nvidia came out strong with Ampere.

They still kept enthusiast level 3090 because they know there are those who would pay that much

If really 3080 for around RM3k+, I'm in.

This post has been edited by defaultname365: Sep 2 2020, 12:54 AM

I LOL at the part he said Pascal owners it is safe to upgrade now

I'm on a 1080 Ti and skipped 20-series but 30-series might just do it for me.

Glad I skipped 20-series. 30-series pricing is much more sensible.

True but already better than Turing launch (price and performance). We now have "2nd gen RTX" that kinda fixes Turing.

Not bad if not just a mere converted rate.

So AIB could be <RM4000 for 3080 (for sure more for beefier ones).

When compared to 2080 Ti price and 3080 being up to 2x 3080, that's fairly sensible I guess.

LOL at RM7.2k for 3090

Wow... Nvidia 3070 Ti spotted. I think this will be for next year.

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-...gb-gddr6-memory



3080 Ti very likely then (to bridge the gap between 3090 and 3080).

Yes, definitely. Now waiting for AMD's turn with Big Navi.

I have my doubts though as to how AMD is going to beat Nvidia on both performance + price.

I'm eager to see how AMD brings Ray Tracing.

Yeah it's unlikely but let's just see, I don't have high hopes for Big Navi. At best possibly a 2080 Ti contender - - which now has been eclipsed by the 3080. AMD users claim AMD's Ray Tracing would barely cause performance hit unlike RTX I'm just curious how RTG is going to deal with the aftermath of Ampere announcement.

Need to know when to jump in. Right now 30-series already considered a 'good purchase' (3080/3070) when compared to Turing.

Waiting game is usually rewarding but you may be stuck doing it endlessly.

AIB prices are out:
https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-309...rices-unveiled/



3090 price range = RM7,751.52 - RM8,809.75

3080 price range = RM3,601.44 - RM4,431.16

3070 price range = RM2,603.28 - RM2,769.45

+ Additional price once it arrives locally here I guess (RM200-300?)

Indirectly saying, "Hey, if Turing didn't do it for you, here's Ampere."

Want to know size comparison of the RTX 3090? It's taller than the Xbox Series X
https://twitter.com/VideoCardz/status/13011...1327540227?s=20

Radeon RX 6000 series:


Looks like Vega and Radeon VII but curvier.

As for 30-series, I suggest waiting until reviews are out + prices to stabilize a bit (could be close to 2021) before buying (the typical don't be too quick to pull the trigger etc.).

This post has been edited by defaultname365: Sep 15 2020, 06:17 PM

NDA over.



2x over 2080 in games like Control but the rest not so much but still considerable gain.