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September 2020
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True 4K Gaming Below $1000
Great Performance Increase over Previous Generation Cards
More Attractive Price Point
Attractive and Functional Design
Lots of Innovative Features
Huge performance increase over RTX 2080/2080 Ti
60 FPS 4K gaming a reality now
Excellent price/performance
Idle fan stop
Very good temperatures and noise levels for a 320 W dual-slot card
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Massive performance improvement over the RTX 2080, Great graphics card for 4K gaming, Launch price is the same as RTX 2080
Power consumption is off the charts
The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 easily beats the RTX 2080 across all games and synthetic benchmarks by about 30-70 per cent. In some titles, it events goes ham and achieves 2x the performance. So there's little need to worry over there. It's even cooler than...
Excellent performance at 1440p and 4K, DLSS is useful. insupported games, Looks incredible
Runs quite hot, Relatively high power requirement,
The Ampere architecture seems to be yet another feather in Nvidia's cap, continuing a long string of successes and putting some severe strain on AMD. Of course we mustn't forget that Intel is also coming up with an enthusiast-class discrete GPU early next...
Published: 2020-09-16, Author: John , review by: lowyat.net
Just like how NVIDIA's Pascal architecture was an exponential improvement over the Maxwell, it's the same thing between Ampere and Turing. When it first arrived on the scene, Turing was – in a sense – revolutionary as it gave the world its first look at R...
Abstract: NVIDIA announced the Ampere-based Geforce cards earlier this month and given the feedback we've been receiving from social media, it's obvious are hyped about this product. Jensen Huang came out with a brief presentation, demonstrating the performance imp...
Abstract: Gaming has always been a huge deal but it gained even greater significance in the past year of the pandemic. Left with nowhere to go, many people turned to their PCs, consoles, and phones, to while away the hours and the days. Regardless of what kind of g...
Abstract: It would be easy to draw a line to the expanded CUDA core count and Nvidia's claim of “up to 2x performance,” but things aren't quite so simple. With Ampere, CUDA core count doesn't scale 1:1 with performance, as roughly half of those cores can shift betw...
Excellent 4K performance, Huge ray tracing performance improvement, Solid built, Great price point
New approach to cooling may not appeal to some PC enthusiasts, Location of power point is understandable but awkward still, 10GB may not be enough for 4K gaming at max settings for selected games
Closing StatementAt one point during NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang's RTX 30 Series keynote, he made the GeForce RTX 3080 pitch to exisiting GTX 10 Series card owners. And my benchmarks clearly shows why - the RTX 3080 truly represents a marked leap in perform...
Abstract: NVIDIA is promising a lot of things with their newest flagship graphics card, the GeForce RTX 3080. It claims the card has “twice the performance” of the RTX 2080, has a better and more optimal airflow and truly herald the arrival of ray tracing.I'm stil...
