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[ethomaz]

The better deal will be these RTX 3080 with 20GB VRAM.

This is where things get muddled. Will we have a 16gb 3080 or 20gb? Where would the 3080ti fit in? GDDR6X or GDDR6? Fml

AIBs already have 20GB versions to be released...

 

[llien]

What I mean by "cores for INT operations" are cores that - for a particular cycle - are calculating an INT operation in addition to a floating point operation, which means that said cores can be counted twice: once as a core for a floating point operation and once for an integer operation. This is why I added the 30% to 35% of cores that would be partially dedicated to an INT operation to the total number of actual, physical cores (5,248 cores).

That's the thing.
Older cores can do 1 int and 1 fp at once.
New cores could do the same, or replace 1 int op with 1 fp op and do 2 fp instead.
It does make them more effective than older cores, but no way 2 times more effective, that is why perf/claimed cores dropped so sharply.

 

[Masterbrew]

Will be funny if 3090 is in ample supply

 

[DonJuanSchlong]

The better deal will be these RTX 3080 with 20GB VRAM.


AIBs already have 20GB versions to be released...

The 3080 ti hasn't been announced yet...

 

[ethomaz]

The 3080 ti hasn't been announced yet...

RTX 3080.

 

[DonJuanSchlong]

RTX 3080.

I was talking about different sku's and mentioned the 3080 ti.

 

[ethomaz]

I was talking about different sku's and mentioned the 3080 ti.

"Will we have a 16gb 3080 or 20gb?"

I replied that that is already confirmed.

RTX 3060 8GB
RTX 3070 16GB
RTX 2080 20GB

Some believes it is the SUPER edition * due the S in the name * with proper VRAM.

 

[DonJuanSchlong]

"Will we have a 16gb 3080 or 20gb?"

I replied that that is already confirmed.

We don't know if they will release gddr6x or gddr6 for each variant of ram size, which is what I was alluding to. Brought up the 3080ti for that same reason as well.

 

[mckmas8808]

2.) Have you seen his post history? This is like comparing the 2080ti to the Rtx Titan. Different strokes for different folks. But of course thelastword thought it was a "gotcha" to PC folks.

Commence thread backfire

It didn't backfire. It's not a good investment for PC folks. That's okay. Nvidia will have a 16GB or a 20GB version of the 3080 next year.

 

[DonJuanSchlong]

It didn't backfire. It's not a good investment for PC folks. That's okay. Nvidia will have a 16GB or a 20GB version of the 3080 next year.

Did you read any of the first page or so?

 

[SantaC]

Big Navi will disappoint.

Keep believe that. Raja is gone and Ryzen engineers are helping Radeon technologies to get back up again.

I am buying Big Navi for sure.

 

[sendit]

Ooof....actually rethinking my decision to get a 3090. This looks like an absolutely horrible value.

 

[Kiya's Guard]

Ooof....actually rethinking my decision to get a 3090. This looks like an absolutely horrible value.

Yeah, me too. Thing is (supposedly) these cards are made for future games in mind. Current games hit a bottleneck already with the brute force the 3000s have, so I think it would only be worth it for future releases. But again, next year will come a new card

 

[LordOfChaos]

With 24GB of VRAM I think this is going to find a home as a popular under-workstation-budget workstation card rather than mostly a gaming one.

Not quite a Titan replacement though with such cut rate FP64 and the drivers.

 

[Jigga117]

Guess I will wait for the TI then.

 

[llien]

That's okay. Nvidia will have a 16GB or a 20GB version of the 3080 next year.

16GB is not possible, without issues like with 970 3.5Gb.

 

[mckmas8808]

16GB is not possible, without issues like with 970 3.5Gb.

So what is possible 24 GBs?

 

[llien]

So what is possible 24 GBs?

2 times more or less.
So 5GB, 20GB.