Nvidia Geforce Ampere Event

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3060 must be waiting for RDNA2 to appear.

Money no issue go 3090.

Now 3070 is the value champion now with 2080ti performance per nvidia charts
 

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3060 must be waiting for RDNA2 to appear.

Money no issue go 3090.

Now 3070 is the value champion now with 2080ti performance per nvidia charts

3080 is equally good value since its the true successor to GTX 1080 ti. Think about it.
 
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If you building a new system go with 3070/3080, can last another few years. With all the major game engine already support RTX hardware acceleration, it's a matter of time RTX titles flooding the market...

Those just upgraded RTX2080 can relax wait&see.... if Nvidia really stops producing the chips, 2nd hand price may go up then jit-tao go 3090...

Those wallet fat fat one, 3090 is a no brainer....
 
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Worth for 1080ti user to jump to 3080? Although nt much playing of PC games, maybe except for Horizon Zero Dawn.
 

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Worth for 1080ti user to jump to 3080? Although nt much playing of PC games, maybe except for Horizon Zero Dawn.

if u plan multi 6k/8k HDR monitors setup... why not ?
For me if the games and monitors needs it, just grab...

hope the 6k/8k panel price can drop next year....

if u still using a 1080p monitor, won't recommend. it's like putting a F1 engine inside toyota vios, waste of $$$....
 
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if u plan multi 6k/8k HDR monitors setup... why not ?
For me if the games and monitors needs it, just grab...

hope the 6k/8k panel price can drop next year....

Planning to stick to my 32", 1440p, 144hz monitor for the time being, till mid range gpu (sub $500-$600) can support 4k 60fps flawlessly. Just that my 1080ti gonna be 3 yrs old liao.
 

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Worth for 1080ti user to jump to 3080? Although nt much playing of PC games, maybe except for Horizon Zero Dawn.

Not worth since you are not playing much PC games and only that title. Is that game giving you issue now? If no, then just stay with your 1080Ti and wait.
 

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Planning to stick to my 32", 1440p, 144hz monitor for the time being, till mid range gpu (sub $500-$600) can support 4k 60fps flawlessly. Just that my 1080ti gonna be 3 yrs old liao.

ti is a good GPU can last a long time, skip and go for 4080 next yr this time.....

Unless you using any CAD/3D modelling software that requires RTX hardware accelerations... for rendering.... its day&night.
 

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3090 is probably for professionals.

3080 TI will probably be the ultimate gaming card in the 900-1k price point in the future.

But I think they will be using it as an ace in case Big Navi can compete.
 
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3090 is probably for professionals.

Its like the Titan, overkill for most gaming but silky smooth for FS2020 :D

To fully exploit this 3090, you may need a PCIE Gen4 mboard...
this card can support PCIe 4.0 x16 slot, bi-directional 32GB/second of I/O bandwidth.. double that of 2080... it will be waste if the full potential is limited by the PCIE bus...

Not to mention a new top of the line PSU for this power hungry card.... :s13:
 
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Its like the Titan, overkill for most gaming but silky smooth for FS2020 :D

To fully exploit this 3090, you may need a PCIE Gen4 mboard...
this card can support PCIe 4.0 x16 slot, bi-directional 32GB/second of I/O bandwidth.. double that of 2080... it will be waste if the full potential is limited by the PCIE bus...

Not to mention a new top of the line PSU for this power hungry card.... :s13:

Streamers, Youtubers, Video Editors, CAD engineers, Machine Learning engineers....these are the types of people where the 3090 is a bargain.

For gamers though, 3080 seems to be the sweet spot. I think that's why Nvidia touted it as their flagship, not the 3090.
 

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I'm surprise at the price they are launching.. Making my last month purchase of 2070 super looks stupid.
 

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I'm surprise at the price they are launching.. Making my last month purchase of 2070 super looks stupid.

Thats Nvidia strategy... and it works.... a new card with more power but costs equal or less .... the choice is simple...
 

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Wait for game performance benchmarks to be out...

Yes, normally i will not swipe my CC until see it with out own eyes.... (least u will recommend others to do so).... but base on what they have shown we are in for one hack of a ride, ampere is a monster GPU w 28b transistor, its a big leap from turin 13.6b, and translate to >2x performance improvements.

All the 3000 series is 1 step above the top 2000 series (no overlap).The last time this happens was 2004, when 6600GT launch blows all the FX cards away. Imagine a 3070 which cost only half of 2080Ti with 2x increased performance.... that's a very compelling selling point.
 
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