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Jizz_Beard_thePirate on 16 August 2020
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JEMC said:

Hm. Being on par with the 2070 Super, it looks like the 3060 could be able to handle next gen games through most of the generation, although that will depend on the amount of VRAM it has.

The 3070 could be a very good card if the ray tracing improvements we've heard are real, but I don't get why there is a 3070Ti as it doesn't seem to do much to close the (in theory) massive performance gap between the 3070 and the 3080.

Well if some of the discussions around the rumour mills are to be believed, and take those with massive grains of salt, Big Navi should be faster/on-par than a 3070 but slower than a 3080. The 3070 Ti's purpose is to be on par or beat Big Navi while having a similar price point. 3080 and above is where Nvidia gets to be greedy with the pricing as their performance in theory is gonna smoke all the GPUs.

The thing that makes it credible is that the most reliable leakers has released some leaks that correspond with that leak when it comes to Nvidia. What doesn't make it credible is that the credible leakers don't have really any info regarding Big Navi numbers so they are saying to take it with a grain of salt as they don't think anyone has info like this when it comes to Big Navi or even Nvidia's GPU benchmark numbers.

But you can also see that the leak called 2.1Ghz and today, we had a leak that showed 2.1Ghz so... Who knows...

Last edited by Jizz_Beard_thePirate - on 16 August 2020

                  

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