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I stand corrected.
Yes you're right it was posted to many times in other NV threads.
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NVIDIA ‘Ampere’ 8nm Graphics Cards
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I stand corrected.
Yes you're right it was posted to many times in other NV threads.
As I patiently await my AORUS GEFORCE RTX 3080 XTREME, I am keeping an eye out for just how much of a clock vs say the Strix OC this card will have.
It's getting a little unnerving that Auros claimed shipping week 1 October and as this Thursday is 1st october, Im still looking for the Mzh they will be getting from such a premium card with such a huge cooling solution.
So Auros website has be "TBD" for weeks, today I notice they have just outright removed the Core Mhz and "TBD" its just not even listed anymore......
Discuss (as thats all we have to do until stock actually arrives).
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N3080AORUS-X-10GD/sp#sp
It's getting a little unnerving that Auros claimed shipping week 1 October and as this Thursday is 1st october, Im still looking for the Mzh they will be getting from such a premium card with such a huge cooling solution.
So Auros website has be "TBD" for weeks, today I notice they have just outright removed the Core Mhz and "TBD" its just not even listed anymore......
Discuss (as thats all we have to do until stock actually arrives).
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N3080AORUS-X-10GD/sp#sp
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Nvidia should hire him for architecture review
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Good article that, thanks for posting
Nvidia should hire him for architecture review
haha what did I even just read? This Jensens secret blog page??
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Yup he proves nothing.. logic is non existent...he begins with a premise that games scale with teraflops and then concludes that games should scale with teraflops.. its laughable
WTF?
PS: Who's got $2K to spend?
A 360 rad, lmao. If a thick 120mm rad is capable of dissipating 500 watts (fury x) then why does this need 3x the equivalent?
Was just thinking that, and the Fury X ran rather cool as well! As well as the 295X2, which had a peak power draw of 650W according to TechPowerUp.
Is this an epeen move, instead of a proper single thick RAD, get a cheaper significantly thinner one to look "bigger! for folks.
So to summarise..
-Crashing,
-No stock,
-Questionable decisions by AIBs cheaping out on components,
-An upcoming announcement from AMD on GPUs in 4 weeks time,
-G-Sync compataibility issues with the LG OLED CX for 4:4:4 (the main reason people seem to want HDMI 2.1),
-Leaks from AIBs of a 20GB model coming at some point,
-Retailers being extremely dodgy and vague
-Retailers hiking up prices
-Preorders having no time frame on when they'll be delivered
And yet still the toilet roll generation are pre-ordering in their hundreds and thousands for NVIDIA GPUs.
You honestly can't write this stuff.
Even if you have your mind set on an NVIDIA GPU, surely wait for other idiots to buy up the batch 1 of the faulty crashing GPUs and wait for the silent hardware revision which is near guaranteed to come from most AIBs worth their reputation.
I get paying the early adopter fee and wanting a nice GPU. I did it with the 20 series which was terrible value. But when we have a faulty, immature, low stock product with a competitor announcement literally <4 weeks away, why in the world would you pre-order?
And specifically a piece of tech like a GPU which is very difficult to properly refund from these smaller companies, where if you've even attempted to install the GPU, they'll kick up a fuss and force you into a 28-56 cycle of RMA-hell on a product with low stock levels.
-Crashing,
-No stock,
-Questionable decisions by AIBs cheaping out on components,
-An upcoming announcement from AMD on GPUs in 4 weeks time,
-G-Sync compataibility issues with the LG OLED CX for 4:4:4 (the main reason people seem to want HDMI 2.1),
-Leaks from AIBs of a 20GB model coming at some point,
-Retailers being extremely dodgy and vague
-Retailers hiking up prices
-Preorders having no time frame on when they'll be delivered
And yet still the toilet roll generation are pre-ordering in their hundreds and thousands for NVIDIA GPUs.
You honestly can't write this stuff.
Even if you have your mind set on an NVIDIA GPU, surely wait for other idiots to buy up the batch 1 of the faulty crashing GPUs and wait for the silent hardware revision which is near guaranteed to come from most AIBs worth their reputation.
I get paying the early adopter fee and wanting a nice GPU. I did it with the 20 series which was terrible value. But when we have a faulty, immature, low stock product with a competitor announcement literally <4 weeks away, why in the world would you pre-order?
And specifically a piece of tech like a GPU which is very difficult to properly refund from these smaller companies, where if you've even attempted to install the GPU, they'll kick up a fuss and force you into a 28-56 cycle of RMA-hell on a product with low stock levels.
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I'm using 1440p and NVIDIA sharpen on my LG atm lol... better than joining this farce of a launch.
Good stuff, Ampere will age fantastic and already is. New driver just released improves performance by 5-10% on RTX3000 cards
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Gimped drivers so Nvidia can pull out a performance boost after Big Navi release.
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Just out of curiosity when I retire from work, ideally if playing on 1440p screens should we upscale to 4k to avoid any possible bottleneck at 1440p, I assume my 3700x would bottleneck at 1440p?
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Chug the Kool Aid, chug it!
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PMSL. So to quote many a man on here... "AMD drivers need to perform out of the box. No point in them being better than the nvidia alternative 6 months down the line its too late!" Suddenly they will be pro decanters of fine wine after this minshare soaks in 
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