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Love the comments based on just pure raster performance it's hilarious
 
More rt and tensor
Ser
Optical flow
Av1
And many other things
 
It's like you guys can't handle change and the direction gpus are going to go because of old school raster
 
Let's compare what they are capable of completely seriously we
 
Also price wise I have no complains considering the other features and included hardware but will say little 4080 is huge screw up on Nvidia really anti consumer

Love the comments based on just pure raster performance it's hilarious
 
More rt and tensor
Ser
Optical flow
Av1
And many other things
 
It's like you guys can't handle change and the direction gpus are going to go because of old school raster
 
Let's compare what they are capable of completely seriously we
 
Also price wise I have no complains considering the other features and included hardware but will say little 4080 is huge screw up on Nvidia really anti consumer

Show your math
So you can make many of these negative Nancys eat their mouse pads
 

dp2.0 and pcie5.0
please tell me why this makes a difference when both arent even close to being utilized

dp2.0 and pcie5.0
please tell me why this makes a difference when both arent even close to being utilized

considering raja's history on gpus these things could get performance boosts with drivers/bios after they get them out
 
hahaha

It's time to upgrade when your system no longer is up to the tasks you give it.

Show your math
So you can make many of these negative Nancys eat their mouse pads
 

Neither have been reviewed, neither is faster than the other 🙃

Be very careful trying to compare compute results across generations and relating them to gaming. Since I started paying attention around Maxwell, every generation has come with it a significant uplift in compute performance relative to gaming perf. I've seen this through several generations:
980 Ti and 1070 are about same gaming performance, but 1070 is much faster compute.
2070 is faster than 1080 Ti in compute, but not in raster gaming.
2080 Ti and 3070, similar gaming perf, but in compute 3070 is way faster.
 
I don't know if Geekbench behaves like the apps I used in the past though, so try looking for generation on generation changes in that and see if what I observed holds for that also.

why would you be using dlss3 on pvp game in first place, most lower settings in first place to make sure you maintain dips

I'm due for an upgrade from my GTX-980, and will likely be making the move this generation. With the gap in between the 4090 and 4080 16gb, I would bet that in 4-6 months we get a 4080TI, that might be my solution.
 
I do think the 4080 naming is a bit of a fiasco, the 4080 12gb should have been the 4070. People would still be upset about a $900 70 series card but with todays markets that may be the reality we currently live in.

remember this is ltt full of negative nancys and complainers
cards are powerful more everything which includes power and money but lets complain that x80 prolly out do top last gen which we have continued to see almost every gen now for awhile
I actually came to read the numbers and read said comments for entertainment lol

I love how so many people are arguing over what the "true 4080" is supposed to be, as if a name carries any meaning whatsoever. Seriously guys, look at the actual performance and determine if what you're asked to spend on it reflects what you're willing to part ways with. Nobody cares if you used to only buy to of the line xx80 Ti hardware. If what's sold under that moniker is now twice as expensive and you aren't willing to pay that for the privilege of claiming you've got a xx80 Ti model in your PC, then don't buy it. I upgraded from a 980 Ti to a 3080 two years ago and had the 3080 Ti been available at the time, I wouldn't have bought it at the price Nvidia demanded for it. And that lacking "Ti" on my GPU doesn't impact my self-esteem in the slightest. Don't fall into the marketing trap, you just look like gullible fools.

what?
900 dollar GPU matching a 2000 dollar previous gen GPU is bad to you? 

As long as performance per dollar is going up, who cares what they're called
Pick a price point, buy whatever makes the most sense, end of story.

RTX remix to generically inject RTX mods into older games I think is the biggest news to me.

Ok so hardware security isn't really any excuse here to not allow sideloading then.
If someone wants to use the phone they paid for to pirate software then IMO they should be able to do what they want with it. There are legit reasons to allow sideloading, and because some people might torrent things isn't a reason to completely lock down the store and block sideloading.
There was an immense amount of backlash over the S version of windows that only allows apps through the windows store, yet its somehow fine when apple locks everyone down to their store.

This has nothing to do with security, its apple wanting to control every aspect of what you can install because otherwise it affects their app store profit margin and getting a 30% cut on every app, and charging developers $100 a year to submit their apps to the store.
And it has nothing to do with the hardware or security vulnerabilities, spectre flaws affected x86 and ARM.

Is this the return of Thermi? 

GTX 400
RTX 4000
 
Oh no... Not again!

thx for posting
I know as a triplehead(before surround)/surround gamer I have ran into issues of vram but very rarely for games i play, if i did usually my card/s wasnt powerful enough to begin and/or just turned aa down and/or off
also I know how easy it can be to screw up comparisons too considering nvidia's control panel and game's video settings
cant remember which games but but changing in nvidias control panel made them look prettier in my eyes but that could be placebo though too
 

Or a car with software locked features, putting extra battery capacity behind a pay wall is really ridiculous IMO, its about as dumb as BMW putting heated seats in every car but making you pay extra to actually use them.

from scalpers and gamers too they paid those prices know many that bought all they could and they werent miners
same with consoles bought those up too cause easy 200 bucks

inflated price was because of demand from both wanting them and paying those prices

was lot longer than couple months
and was motherboards too
along with intel cpus during the pandemic
ddr4 variants and especially ddr5 were like finding needle in haystack unless you paid way more
home theater receivers are up in price along with many being not available