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what is the position of rtx3060ti?

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$400 slighly faster than 2080s, avg 60 fps at 1440p, what about at 1080p high ref rate?

also when will it be for sale?

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It's gonna trade blows with the 2080 SUPER, but like every other launch its gonna to be a paper one it and probably won't see reasonable stock/prices till next year. Also fps at various resolutions is gonna depend on your CPU and the game you choose. One thing to note in why we are seeing this performance jumps is its using 3rd gen tensor cores and second gen ray tracing cores.

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1080p 144fps is where I’d say it’s aimed at. A 2080 super new for $400 is a good deal, I’m not complaining about this card at all. 
I feel bad for the people trying to get it at launch tho, I’m sure it’s gonna be a shit show like the others have been 

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If it was actually available in any meaningful way, it would be the premier mid-range graphics card to eclipse the 5700XT. But as it stands, it depends on if you can actually get one at the MSRP.

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Slightly worse than the 3070 but way better than the 2060 Super. I can see it being a great option for 1080p 144Hz or 1440p 60 Hz. 

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6 hours ago, Mister Woof said:

was actually available in any meaningful way, it would be the premier mid-range graphics card to eclipse the 5700XT. But as it stands, it depends on if you can actually get one at the MSRP.

i cant even find info on official sites after reviews are out, eg asus tuf...

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11 hours ago, SAVE-12-HK said:

i cant even find info on official sites after reviews are out, eg asus tuf...

Most of them will perform pretty similarly. Just thermals for the most part differentiate them

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18 hours ago, Bobbysixjp said:

Slightly worse than the 3070 but way better than the 2060 Super. I can see it being a great option for 1080p 144Hz or 1440p 60 Hz. 

LOL - A 3060Ti is a great option for 1080p/144 or 1440p/60? Yeah only if you are currently using a potato as a GPU.
Even if you already have say a 1080Ti it's not really worth your while upgrading to a 3060Ti.

 

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