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Question 'Ampere'/Next-gen gaming uarch speculation thread

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Ottonomous

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How much is the Samsung 7nm EUV process expected to provide in terms of gains?
How will the RTX components be scaled/developed?
Any major architectural enhancements expected?
Will VRAM be bumped to 16/12/12 for the top three?
Will there be further fragmentation in the lineup? (Keeping turing at cheaper prices, while offering 'beefed up RTX' options at the top?)
Will the top card be capable of >4K60, at least 90?
Would Nvidia ever consider an HBM implementation in the gaming lineup?
Will Nvidia introduce new proprietary technologies again?

Sorry if imprudent/uncalled for, just interested in the forum member's thoughts.
 
The weird Founders Edition design is kind of a hybrid of a blower and axial. The bracket fan exhausts directly out of case, and the other fan exhausts into case.
 
$700 RTX 3080? Holy shit, they are terrified of RDNA2 if this is the release MSRP.

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3080 being the same price as the 2080 isn't terrible.
The 3070 claimed to be as fast as the 2080 Ti, but I'll wait on reviews for that. 😛 $500 though.
 
Jensen keeps calling the 3080 the flagship as well, available Sep 17. I'm guessing the 3090 will be released after big Navi.
 
DDH said:
No way a decrease in price vs Turing launch
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They do if they expect AMD to be competitive and launching soon.

Better to have low prices out of the gate and get some good will than to have to drop them anyway in a few months if the competition does turn out to be formidable.

I suppose it depends on how well they managed to reduce stock of the older cards as well. If they don't have a lot of old inventory then it's hardly a problem.
 
Saylick said:
Yeah, probably another $100 or more for the 20 GB version.
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I'd pay that if that's the case. I know the ram is super fast and more than offsets the slightly lower vram compared to the 1080ti for example, but with next gen games coming out I'd rather be on the safer side.
 
I don't know about the rest, but price and price/performance ratio looks pretty good unlike what we had with Turing.
Does It mean RDNA2 is that good or It's because of new consoles released this year?
 
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