RTX 3xxx performance speculation

The 3090 for $1500 is a tall price. Unfortunately, I don't think the 3080 is going to be enough to really push 4k/120. Until I see reviews that show otherwise, I'm going for the 3090. My credit card will just have to suffer for a bit.
 
I noticed that for the 3070/3080 he mentioned Samsung 8nm, but for 3090 he didn't mention the process tech.
 
September 17th (3080/3090)

Found this

https://mobile.twitter.com/MrProWestie/status/1300835837131796481?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^tweet

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Looks like I’m getting the 3080. There’s no way the 3090 will be more than 2x faster than a 3080 right? Because it’s priced like it is. But 3080 being 2x faster supposedly than the 2080ti is pretty big and good enough for me. Also It would be impossible to build a itx system with the 3090 since it’s a 3 slot cooler.
 
The 3090 for $1500 is a tall price. Unfortunately, I don't think the 3080 is going to be enough to really push 4k/120. Until I see reviews that show otherwise, I'm going for the 3090. My credit card will just have to suffer for a bit.

I'll mostlikely get the 3090, but am debating settling for the 3080 because how much price/performance. $1500 is no joke, but was kind of anticipating paying that.
 
Well that wasn't half bad. RTX 3080 for $699 and RTX 3070 for $499 (I don't really care about the 3090, a monster GPU at a monster price). For the 3070, better than 2080 Ti performance. Still too expensive for what I'd buy, but I guess the 3060 will be 2080 performance for $349-399, and the $199-249 bracket will become a 3050 for 2060-like performance. Perhaps 3040s will become what used to be a 1660 range, and 3030 the 1650 range.

Not a bad generational jump, given they've maintained the price. Value/performance would be very different had they increased prices. Seems like they've listened to the complaints this past year.
 
For the 3070, better than 2080 Ti performance. Still too expensive for what I'd buy, but I guess the 3060 will be 2080 performance for $349-399, and the $199-249 bracket will become a 3050 for 2060-like performance. Not a bad generational jump, given they've maintained the price. Value/performance would be very different had they increased prices. Seems like they've listened to the complaints this past year.

3070 at $500 can beat a 2080ti at $1200...:D
 
Well that wasn't half bad. RTX 3080 for $699 and RTX 3070 for $499 (I don't really care about the 3090, a monster GPU at a monster price). For the 3070, better than 2080 Ti performance. Still too expensive for what I'd buy, but I guess the 3060 will be 2080 performance for $349-399, and the $199-249 bracket will become a 3050 for 2060-like performance. Not a bad generational jump, given they've maintained the price. Value/performance would be very different had they increased prices. Seems like they've listened to the complaints this past year.

I doubt any whining on any forums changed the price one bit.
The got people who are very good at calculating supply/demand...you overestimate the impact of forum-whining IMHO.
 
Looks like I’m getting the 3080. There’s no way the 3090 will be more than 2x faster than a 3080 right? Because it’s priced like it is. But 3080 being 2x faster supposedly than the 2080ti is pretty big and good enough for me. Also It would be impossible to build a itx system with the 3090 since it’s a 3 slot cooler.
It's not 2x faster than a 2080ti, it's 2x faster than a 2080, and we don't know in what regards, could be RTX scenarios only for that kind of boost.
 
I wonder if the 3080 is the full chip or will there be a super. Hopefully reviews compare it to the 1080ti along with the 2080 for those of us that held out on turing.
 
Lol, Nvidia just declared a price war :D
The price of the Titan crashes a lot, the flagship 3080 too.
They are very shaken by what is coming (Big Navy) :D
You wanted competition, here it is;)
 
$500 is a good price for the 3070 as well if it really matches the 2070ti. It looks like 8 GB only, at least from nVidia.
 
Well that wasn't half bad. RTX 3080 for $699 and RTX 3070 for $499 (I don't really care about the 3090, a monster GPU at a monster price). For the 3070, better than 2080 Ti performance. Still too expensive for what I'd buy, but I guess the 3060 will be 2080 performance for $349-399, and the $199-249 bracket will become a 3050 for 2060-like performance. Perhaps 3040s will become what used to be a 1660 range, and 3030 the 1650 range.

Not a bad generational jump, given they've maintained the price. Value/performance would be very different had they increased prices. Seems like they've listened to the complaints this past year.
Just remember, the GTX 1080 Ti launched @ $699 with 11GB memory.

Unfortunately, if you think about it logically, we're going backwards.
 
You cannot go by what Jensen said about 2x performance etc etc. Wait for benchmarks, because for all we know the 2x performance is including RTX and DLSS. Not just straight raw performance. Don't get me wrong I do want one of the new cards, but marketing can be total BS.
 
I wonder if the 3080 is the full chip or will there be a super. Hopefully reviews compare it to the 1080ti along with the 2080 for those of us that held out on turing.

The Twitter leaker that got everything else right, said 3080 has a cut down version of the same chip in the 3090.
 
I didn't see it mention how much vram the 3080 will have. Based on leaks I would just assume 10gb.
 
It's not 2x faster than a 2080ti, it's 2x faster than a 2080, and we don't know in what regards, could be RTX scenarios only for that kind of boost.


I just posted pics further up the thread. #2326.

For reference the 2080ti is 14.2 TFLOPs for shaders and the 3070 is 20...

Of course wait for reviews but I’ve never seen TFLOPs to be deceiving? (Within same brand)
 
You cannot go by what Jensen said about 2x performance etc etc. Wait for benchmarks, because for all we know the 2x performance is including RTX and DLSS. Not just straight raw performance. Don't get me wrong I do want one of the new cards, but marketing can be total BS.

It did state 30 TFlops for the CUDA cores (3080)...that is raster performance, like it or not.
2080 Ti is ~14TFlops.
 
The Twitter leaker that got everything else right, said 3080 has a cut down version of the same chip in the 3090.
For half the price, that is crazy. The price is the upper of what I was willing to pay. They must have read my mind. I will probably wait a month to see if anybody has artifacting problems before jumping in
 
It did state 30 TFlops for the CUDA cores (3080)...that is raster performance, like it or not.
2080 Ti is ~14TFlops.
If performance is 1:1 scaling generation over generation, and clock speeds remain the same, it is indeed 2x performance.

We shall see.
 
I am guessing reviewers will be getting cards this week and NDA be up end of next week.
 
3080 pricing is good, guess I will wait for reviews but I probably won't be able to justify a 3090 for 2x the price.
 
You cannot go by what Jensen said about 2x performance etc etc. Wait for benchmarks, because for all we know the 2x performance is including RTX and DLSS. Not just straight raw performance. Don't get me wrong I do want one of the new cards, but marketing can be total BS.

Exactly. nV's promo slides are always exaggerated/massaged, often wildly. I'm betting actual rasterization improvement of the 3080 is 20-25% better, no where near 2x.
 
run some math on the graphs. im lazy it looks like 60% over the 2080 ti.
keep in mind they are using the 2080S not ti
 
I just posted pics further up the thread. #2326.

For reference the 2080ti is 14.2 TFLOPs for shaders and the 3070 is 20...

Of course wait for reviews but I’ve never seen TFLOPs to be deceiving? (Within same brand)

Really I don't take marketing slides without some actual numbers seriously :) learned my lesson Iong ago
 
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