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Question about PCIE 4.0

Panoramix97

Hi Guys,

 

I would like to know if you can use a rtx 3080 for say in a z170-a motherboard. I believe the board is pcie 3.0 and I heard the new RTX 3080 requires 4.0. 

 

Is the card going to be limited by the 3.0 pcie x16 slot ?

 

Thanks for any details on the subject. 

 

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Edit : I see this has been answered already in other posts. We need to see how much the card would be limited. Could be bothering or could be close to none. Who knows... I guess I will wait to see !

 

Cheers guys sorry about that

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2 minutes ago, Panoramix97 said:

requires 4.0

No, it supports 4.0. It can be used just fine on a PCIe 3.0 - bus.

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Just now, WereCatf said:

No, it supports 4.0. It can be used just fine on a PCIe 3.0 - bus.

Thanks ! I willl wait to see how much, if, 3.0 limits the card...

 

Cheers

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Just now, GBNokiaaa said:

looks like not check their video again there is small writing on bootom of screen that they test it on i9 cpu so thats pci 3.0

Very good observation sir ! I guess that means we should be fine

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only question now is how bi different will be loading times from ssd running on pci 3.0 vs 4.0

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2 minutes ago, GBNokiaaa said:

only question now is how bi different will be loading times from ssd running on pci 3.0 vs 4.0

We won't know until someone actually develops a game that uses the technology.

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3 minutes ago, Panoramix97 said:

Thanks ! I willl wait to see how much, if, 3.0 limits the card...

 

Cheers

The CPU will limit the 3080. 4c/8t is just not enough anymore for an increasing number of games. And Z170 tops out at just 4 cores.

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what will be better to get original nvidia card or wait for msi,asus etc?

 

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1 minute ago, NelizMastr said:

The CPU will limit the 3080. 4c/8t is just not enough anymore for an increasing number of games. And Z170 tops out at just 4 cores.

Yes I am aware of it but how much is what I am curious about and in which games really ? Also I would probably upgrade in a close future

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Just now, GBNokiaaa said:

what will be better to get original nvidia card or wait for msi,asus etc?

 

The asus msi etc.. they have better cooling 

 

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7 minutes ago, NelizMastr said:

The CPU will limit the 3080. 4c/8t is just not enough anymore for an increasing number of games. And Z170 tops out at just 4 cores.

As per this video :
 



It seems like in 4K the 2080ti is fine with a 6700k and in 1440p it's kind of a ~10% bottleneck in average, as some cases there is no bottleneck for that game, and some other game there is around 10% better performance on the 8700k

 

Since I play in 1440p.... and not 4K, I should expect serious bottleneck with a 3080 i agree....

 

Anyway, I will look at benchmark before buying :P 

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bottleneck with 3080? I though gpu will be using ssd directly instead using cpu

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5 minutes ago, GBNokiaaa said:

bottleneck with 3080? I though gpu will be using ssd directly instead using cpu

I think I understood that the SSD data willl reach the GPU directly instead of going into the RAM.

 

I would need to rewatch the video.

 

Anyway, it's all about your resolution. Pretty sure a 6700K do well with a 3090 in 8K.

 

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comparing 2080 vs 3080 will be difficult because new gpu work different way. just cpu will be up to 20% less stress then before i cant wait to see benchmarks hope they will be out soon. :)

 

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37 minutes ago, Panoramix97 said:

Thanks ! I willl wait to see how much, if, 3.0 limits the card...

Nvidia themselves tested the cards to highlight performance increases over last-gen on PCIe 3.0. I'd be worried about the CPU, not about not having PCIe 4.0.

9 minutes ago, GBNokiaaa said:

comparing 2080 vs 3080 will be difficult because new gpu work different way. just cpu will be up to 20% less stress then before i cant wait to see benchmarks hope they will be out soon. :)

Digital Foundry has already had the chance to test the 3080 vs the 2080:

 

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38 minutes ago, Mateyyy said:

Nvidia themselves tested the cards to highlight performance increases over last-gen on PCIe 3.0. I'd be worried about the CPU, not about not having PCIe 4.0.

Digital Foundry has already had the chance to test the 3080 vs the 2080:

 

Will see how much it bottleneck and probably will go for 10700k if needed i am using 1440p 144hz gsync resolution monitor with a gtx 1070 that I bought new on release or like 1 month after release... so.. I was patient enough to skip 2000 serie (rofl) so now I wanna go for it xD

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