How comes? Your monitor does both freesync and g-sync no?
Yup it does.
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How comes? Your monitor does both freesync and g-sync no?
So how comes then?Yup it does.
So how comes then?
Yeaaaah, lets just see if there's stock first eh? Oh and there's nothing stupid transpiring like drivers/bios/capacitor-gate, gimping the last .5GB of RAM etc.
Yup it does.
Mine too, was he kidding when he asked?
Some what predictableNVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Reviewer’s Guide leaked
https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3070-reviewers-guide-leaked
a 3070 Ti offering 90% performance of 3080 with 10GB Vram G6X priced £100-£125 less than the 3080 would be a great sub £500 card..if true.
A RETURN OF 3070 Ti BUT USING CUT DOWN GA102...
https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-allegedly-preparing-ga102-150-gpu-with-7424-cuda-cores
IF this is true, are Nvidia scared of the 6700/6800xt therefor a full fat GA104 isn't enough to compete with?
Also, I'm betting yields are better on further cut down GA102's as opposed to full fat GA104's...
a 3070 Ti offering 90% performance of 3080 with 10GB Vram G6X priced £100-£125 less than the 3080 would be a great sub £500 card..if true.
They were happy to give 980 Ti 97% the performance of Titan X for £450-£500 less. I'd be surprised if it was more than £549.99.It won't be that much cheaper than a 3080, the card you describe is a dead cert for the £569-£599 price mark (FE prices) Nvidia isn't going to give you 90% of the performance of a 3080, for £500.
Yep
+/-5% of a 2080Ti
Kopite7kimi, a leaker better known for revealing details on GeForce RTX Ampere series months in advance is now reporting on a new SKU that would fill the (already narrow) gap between GeForce RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 SKUs.
The graphics card would allegedly feature 9984 CUDA cores, 1280 cores more than RTX 3080. Kopite reports that the GPU variant on this SKU is likely the GA102-250. The memory configuration would also change to a 384-bit bus (compared to 320-bit on RTX 3080). A wider bus means that the card will likely feature a capacity of either 12 GB or 24 GB (same as RTX 3090).
I wonder if used 2080Ti's will drop to near pre-3080-release levels again once the 3070 is out (stock levels not withstanding). Will have more OC headroom and an extra 3GB of memory as a bonus.