NVidia GeForce RTX 30x0 cards

mkopec

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IDK, I have a cool$500-$600 stowed away for this gen, and who is going to win my cash probabaly depends on availability first. (If the AMD specs and benches hold true)
 
Quineloe

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Mist said:
A discrete GPU or the new onboard on the 11 series?
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A discrete GPU, not the on-CPU chip. It's called Iris Xe Max or DG1

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that comparison looks like a cripple fight.
 
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jooka

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I'll believe the AMD can pump out 4k ultra at a reasonable frame rate when real benchmarks come around. Particularly from a game developer being paid by AMD. I'm all for it but reading propaganda doesn't make shit true
 
Uriel

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So If my monitor supports variable refresh rate for both g-sync and freesync (Asus XG279Q), there's no reason not to get an AMD card right?
 
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Has anyone tried Minecraft RTX with their 30x0? I have this weird issue where my FPS are great until I start flying but as soon as I fly with elytra the FPS drops to around 5 FPS until I land. Even if I'm just gliding and barely moving at all, FPS drops to < 5 and immediately shoots up as soon as I land. Does it with ray tracing enabled or not, and the standard Win 10 bedrock client doens't have this problem. Found some google results of one person having this problem like a year ago but no resolution it seems.
 
Quineloe

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it's like the early 2000s when the latest cards just barely met the requirements for the games released at the same time.
 
Neranja

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Big Phoenix said:
So a 3090 with less memory.
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It's a 3090 with less memory and memory bandwidth. The cores have to be fed work, and for that you need input from the memory. AMD may have a winning strategy with the Infinity Cache here, reducing memory bandwidth requirements for the main GPU memory, so they can use the cheaper GDDR6 instead of the GDDR6X.

I think Nvidia bet on AMD not being competitive with "only" GDDR6 and bought out most of the GDDR6X supply. Now Nvidia has a lot of GDDR6X memory chips lying around.
 
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