chameleoneel
Supreme [H]ardness
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I don't think supply need be good right now. Whether they have the cards ready or not. There aren't many games demanding big new cards, yet. And this gives Nvidia plenty of time to see What AMD does. And then they can simply react one way or another. They did need to adjust their price stack, due to consoles, at the least.
There is a small demand for more raster performance at the high end. And it seems Nividia has probably delivered that. People who want more solid performance at 4K and/or people who want to hit 144fps or better, in more than a handful of games.
I'm not expecting the ray tracing preformance to be amazing. Because they only stated 1.7x raytracing performance, compared to Turing-----while also dramatically pairing back the amount of RT cores. 3070 may be a bit better than a 2080ti in raster performance. But, it looks (based on RT core count/stated paper stats on performance uplifts) like its effectively still going to be a 1080p card, for Ray Tracing. and the 3080 looks to slot just about prefectly into 1440p for RT.
Unless there is some extra sauce which has yet to be fully revealed. Which there MAY be. I remember reading that in addition to the general 1.7x RT performance up lift: overall game performance is supposed to be affected less by RT, than before.
But I won't be surprised if RT performance isn't a big leap. There still isn't a demand for it by games. And no one expects AMD to have highly performant RT on their first swign. And by the time maybe 5 more games come out with RT----Nvidia could spin up a refresh product line with more RT cores.
There is a small demand for more raster performance at the high end. And it seems Nividia has probably delivered that. People who want more solid performance at 4K and/or people who want to hit 144fps or better, in more than a handful of games.
I'm not expecting the ray tracing preformance to be amazing. Because they only stated 1.7x raytracing performance, compared to Turing-----while also dramatically pairing back the amount of RT cores. 3070 may be a bit better than a 2080ti in raster performance. But, it looks (based on RT core count/stated paper stats on performance uplifts) like its effectively still going to be a 1080p card, for Ray Tracing. and the 3080 looks to slot just about prefectly into 1440p for RT.
Unless there is some extra sauce which has yet to be fully revealed. Which there MAY be. I remember reading that in addition to the general 1.7x RT performance up lift: overall game performance is supposed to be affected less by RT, than before.
But I won't be surprised if RT performance isn't a big leap. There still isn't a demand for it by games. And no one expects AMD to have highly performant RT on their first swign. And by the time maybe 5 more games come out with RT----Nvidia could spin up a refresh product line with more RT cores.