Nvidia Ampere: RTX 3000 graphics cards set for August reveal

So this is the leaked image predictions are based on. I would love for it to be true, but that's a gigantic gap between the 3080 and the Ti, which if true, I would assume also reflect in the price tag.

But, yeah... I'd be pleasantly surprised of those are in fact Ti specs. I wouldn't hold my breath.

I think those are RTX Titan (Ampere) Specs, w/ the Ti Being in the middle between GA100 and GA103

Meanwhile, the upcoming civilian flight sim specifies a RTX 2080 or Radeon VII with 8GB of VRAM as the "ideal spec" to render graphics like this. :music_whistling:

So there's definitely room for optimization, but the former has the advantage of starting from a "clean slate" rather then a plate of spaghetti code. :cry:

i cant wait for the 3080ti, i need hdmi 2.0 or dp port that can push 4k @120hz

https://www.trustedreviews.com/news/nvidia-ampere-release-date-price-specs-3972062

 

I will be keeping an eye out for a 3080 Ti, preferably by EVGA like the FTW3.

Dang VR...

 

:doh:

Personally I going for a new pc build in the first half of 2021, and will run my current 2080 until the inevitable 3080 super drops :music_whistling: or AMD gets its new architecture out the door. I have been running my current trusty (CPU/MB) setup since 2014, and my now near 7yr old 4790k has held up remarkably well (VR-hp Reverb) with the help of some overclocking. The next 12 months should see some big gains with the release of Zen 3 CPUs from AMD, and Intel will finally have dropped the 14nm horse that they have flogged to death for far too many years. This should bring big IPC gains for much less power (and heat) over the stopgap i10`s they have just released. They should also fully support pci 4.0 with the next gen CPUs, as AMD currently does.

All we need now is for ED to properly optimise DCS, otherwise it will be akin to the usual persistent dilemma of the golf ball and the garden hose in the context of suction.

I think those are RTX Titan (Ampere) Specs, w/ the Ti Being in the middle between GA100 and GA103

I think the GA100 is a professional card and the new Titan will land something in the 6500 core area ...

Which would still be a huge leap.

All of course only based on the latest rumors.

if past shows anything xx100 GPUs are usually maxed out wafer dies, and usually take a while to get productive yields, even then they have yet to release a 100% activated xx100 GPU.

reason being, the die size is so big, wafer imperfections usually impact every GPU on the wafer, where as a GPU 1/4 the size, and 1/6 of the size would yield more fully operational GPUs on the same said wafer.

New Article has the 50% Performance Boost revised to only 4K resolutions.

1440P and below are less than 25%, and even less if not using DLSS

Nvidia knows amd will be competetive this generation. So theyre not screwing around with older nodes anymore.

I hope it does VR better than what I currently have.

I hope it does VR better than what I currently have.

Well, it's a big leap from 1070 to 3xxx series so yes, better VR experience you have (Yoda voice). My 1070ti is bottlenecking badly so can't wait new gen GPUs.

At the moment it looks more like that the bottleneck is the engine or the programming.

Even people with a 2080TI are plagued by falling fps. CPU and GPU load drop, so the fastest CPU or GPU will not help.