Cyran said: If the 3080TI was available now with those specs I would probably choose that over 3090 but if I can get a 3090 by mid December I going to do that. My logic is I got leave that expire January 3rd so am taking off work December 18 - January 3rd. Normally I would do some traveling but COVID so instead 2 weeks of Cyberpunk 2077 assuming they don't delay it again. The money I would of spent traveling more then covers the difference between 3080ti and 3090 so totally worth it so I can have a good GPU to play Cyberpunk with when am off work. |
You're giving yourself a treat and, if it can't be a travel due to the circumstances, it will be something else. Good for you.
That said, by December we should know more about the 3080Ti and what it could bring to the table, like higher clocks, so you'll be able to take a better decision once time comes.
Bofferbrauer2 said:
I do expect the 12GB 3060(Ti) GPUs to only come in limited numbers, atleast until GDDR6X has gotten cheaper and the production capacity has catched up to their demands - which I don't expect to happen any sooner than summer next year. On the other hand, considering the meager difference between the 3060 and 3050Ti (3840 vs 3584 Cuda cores, so only 8% less in that regard), the 12GB would be able to make all the difference here on the longer run. I'm fully expecting the 3050Ti to become NVidia's volume card for this generation due to being much more affordable than the bigger cards but also powerful enough to keep up in most games, so exactly what OEMs are looking for. Either way, the 3060 is in a weird and bad position. Too little power advantage against the 3050Ti out of the box and with 12GB getting into the price range of the next bigger card means that both the 3050Ti and the 3070 will eat up most of it's market share. It certainly won't reach those 15% the 1060 had on steam with such a narrow market for itself. |
The core count of Nvidia cards this gen is quite weird, with lots of cards very close one to another despite the doubling that Ampere has brought. I'm not even sure the 3070 is safe as the 3060Ti is "close" in specs and can have a memory advantage (maybe Nvidia will limit their number, but AIBs can ship the cards they want and, if more wanted, can make as many 12GB models as they please).
Both the 3050Ti and 3060Ti could become the more popular cards, if their price is right.
vivster said: I'm flirting with getting a BeQuiet Dark Power Pro 12. It's mega overkill at 1200W, but it is basically the best PSU money can buy right now. It's a PSU for a lifetime with its 10 year warranty and 80 Plus Titanium rating. It's full digital, making it even more durable and power efficient. Still a bit steep in price for 350€.But it's just soooo gooooood! |
That's a beast of a PSU, and quite big as well. Will it fit in your case?
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