RTX 3000 Benchmarks

[robolee]

Really RIP to those quickly sell their 2080Ti lol

other loss, our gain

 

[Koenig168]

Really RIP to those quickly sell their 2080Ti lol

They probably sold around $1K+. Even if they sold at $800, it's still a good deal if they can get a new 3080 for a few hundred dollars more.

 

[hwmook]

I am not impressed. ~33% faster than 2080ti..and this thing sucks over 300w

You shouldn't be, wait for big Navi. If AMD deliver the claimed power efficiency then its >20% faster than RTX2080TI at the same power consumption of the RX 5700 XT. The power efficiency champ is going to be RDNA2.

 

[origamii]

Really RIP to those quickly sell their 2080Ti lol

RIP for those but deal for some of us

 

[Fatfool]

You shouldn't be, wait for big Navi. If AMD deliver the claimed power efficiency then its >20% faster than RTX2080TI at the same power consumption of the RX 5700 XT. The power efficiency champ is going to be RDNA2.

Nvidia is really pushing Ampere to it's max here.

These kinds of consumption numbers really show it.

 

[Gametaku]

Nvidia is really pushing Ampere to it's max here.

These kinds of consumption numbers really show it.

Actually if based on performance per watts..the RTX 3080 is more power efficient than any previous gen cards.

 

[Outramkia]

Actually if based on performance per watts..the RTX 3080 is more power efficient than any previous gen cards.

People only see max consumption

 

[Swiftbladez]

Really RIP to those quickly sell their 2080Ti lol

Doubt so, those who quickly sell and want to upgrade are usually those that just want the best and don't even bother about price to performance or if it is even logical to upgrade.


They just want the latest and best. So... yup I'm sure they're more than happy. RIP if they cannot get the cards on launch day.

 

[watzup_ken]

Really RIP to those quickly sell their 2080Ti lol

I really feel for those RTX 2080 Ti owners that got played out by Nvidia 2x. First Nvidia caused a panic by declaring 2x performance over RTX 2080, which caused the panic selling. Now people realized that it is about 25% faster on average, but they have already sold their cards at a massive loss.

Just one thing to note though, this card seems to be bottlenecked by CPU. So there is a potential that it can run faster when paired with a Zen 3 or Rocket Lake processor.

 

[watzup_ken]

Actually if based on performance per watts..the RTX 3080 is more power efficient than any previous gen cards.

This is true if you just look at performance vs power draw in silo. However the reality is, if you refer to historic trend, whenever there is an actual switch to a newer fab, the performance will jump, but TDP will remain pretty much constant. In the most recent case where we compare GTX 980 Ti to GTX 1080 Ti, the performance jump is huge, but TDP pretty much the same. In this case, you get a healthy jump in performance, but also a significant increase in power draw.

So while it is true that it is the most efficient now, you cannot deny the fact that the efficiency is regressing.

 

[Clearnfc]

Actually if based on performance per watts..the RTX 3080 is more power efficient than any previous gen cards.

Ask you a question, if 2080ti is using the same process as 3080, do you think that gap will become even smaller??

 

[arvinsim]

I really feel for those RTX 2080 Ti owners that got played out by Nvidia 2x. First Nvidia caused a panic by declaring 2x performance over RTX 2080, which caused the panic selling. Now people realized that it is about 25% faster on average, but they have already sold their cards at a massive loss.

Nvidia is under no obligation to treat GPUs as an investment vehicle.

If a customer is expecting to recoup 80% or more of the money they paid for a GPU after using it for 1-2 years, that's just entitlement.

 

[SkyShroud]

Looks like they reaching limit sia
Now let see how amd does

 

[EmPtYsOuLz]

I really feel for those RTX 2080 Ti owners that got played out by Nvidia 2x. First Nvidia caused a panic by declaring 2x performance over RTX 2080, which caused the panic selling. Now people realized that it is about 25% faster on average, but they have already sold their cards at a massive loss.

Just one thing to note though, this card seems to be bottlenecked by CPU. So there is a potential that it can run faster when paired with a Zen 3 or Rocket Lake processor.

Just keep the 2080 TI, ignore any new tech news and continuing enjoying your high end graphics gaming

 

[Rashkae]

Yeah but you assume AMD actually got it's act together

 

[galaxynote]

actually 3080 no big leap over 2080 ti?
I assuring myself my 2080ti still good right?

 

[watzup_ken]

Nvidia is under no obligation to treat GPUs as an investment vehicle.

If a customer is expecting to recoup 80% or more of the money they paid for a GPU after using it for 1-2 years, that's just entitlement.

There is no chance that GPU can be an investment in the first place as they are expected to depreciate as they age. I've never seen GPU price appreciating under normal circumstances. And I believe people who are tech enthusiasts should understand this.

In this case, it is normal for last gen cards to depreciate in value with the new cards. However what Nvidia presented when they unveiled the RTX 3xxx series sent their customers (people who bought expensive RTX 2xxx) into a panic mode to sell. You would have the perception that its going to be super duper quick as compared to the RTX 2080 Ti. When the reality hit us, the performance is indeed faster, but quite a distance from what we perceived. So those who sold in panic/ desperation, realized that they probably undervalued their RTX 2080 Ti/ Super. I am sure this will frustrate some of these RTX 2080 Ti owners.

 

[watzup_ken]

actually 3080 no big leap over 2080 ti?
I assuring myself my 2080ti still good right?

If you don't feel that the games you play is lagging, then you should know the RTX 2080 Ti still works for you.

 

[galaxynote]

If you don't feel that the games you play is lagging, then you should know the RTX 2080 Ti still works for you.

thanks bro..

 

[arvinsim]

There is no chance that GPU can be an investment in the first place as they are expected to depreciate as they age. I've never seen GPU price appreciating under normal circumstances. And I believe people who are tech enthusiasts should understand this.

In this case, it is normal for last gen cards to depreciate in value with the new cards. However what Nvidia presented when they unveiled the RTX 3xxx series sent their customers (people who bought expensive RTX 2xxx) into a panic mode to sell. You would have the perception that its going to be super duper quick as compared to the RTX 2080 Ti. When the reality hit us, the performance is indeed faster, but quite a distance from what we perceived. So those who sold in panic/ desperation, realized that they probably undervalued their RTX 2080 Ti/ Super. I am sure this will frustrate some of these RTX 2080 Ti owners.

I do understand that. Surely, marketing did play a part in it.

I did post before that 2080 TI users needs to decide if they are going to use it or lose it

If they are satisfied with 2080 TI, just keep and use it.
If they really wanted to go with 3000 GPUs, then they need to sell since the value will just go down over time.