I still have a Voodoo2 by 3dfx and proudly run games in 35p
I still have a Voodoo2 by 3dfx and proudly run games in 35p
My dad bought a PC for me which had a ATI Rage in it. :trash
I just wanted the Voodoo Banshee :fbm
But why does a watch need nvidia gpu computing?
I still have a Voodoo2 by 3dfx and proudly run games in 35p
My dad bought a PC for me which had a ATI Rage in it. :trash
I just wanted the Voodoo Banshee :fbm
On topic: I bought a 1080 a couple of months ago, I don't see a reason to upgrade at all. Especially since I am still playing in 1080p because I think it's good enough. :doge
I didn't realize people your age could see the difference between 1080 and 4k, Snor.
I hope it sucks donkey balls since i just got a 1080TI.
I hope it sucks donkey balls since i just got a 1080TI.
From all of the rumors unless you get a Titan the gains will be incremental over a 1080ti. Like, 10%ish. Depending on what happens I'm likely to just get a 1080ti in late September, I expect the prices to drop by another $100-200 after the new products are confirmed cause pc gamers are insane.
It sucks that AMD can't make a decent fucking high end card these days, nvidia basically gets to set the market as they want it.
Ray tracing. Raaaaaaaaaaay tracing!
i am rock hard
Somehow I get the strong suspicion that the 2070 is going to be a $400 card
Somehow I get the strong suspicion that the 2070 is going to be a $400 card
A new rumor is now making the rounds that has to do with a forthcoming GeForce RTX 2070, and this card sounds like a beast with a launch date tipped for some time in September. The specs leak for the RTX 2070 will have some reaching for wallets in preparation; this card is tipped to have 2304 CUDA cores and 8GB of GDDR6 RAM.
This leak also tips that the price for the RTX 2070 will be somewhere around the $400 realm. Performance is tipped to be about 40% faster than the old GeForce GTX 1070. Right above the RTX 2070, the RTX 2080 is expected to sit carrying a price of $500 to $700 and packing performance estimated at 50% faster than the GeForce GTX 1080.
should i get a laptop with 1060 in it or just wait for one of these
need new laptop so this is important
Pretty disappointing if 2070 can’t hit 4k60 at medium settings on most games.
I understand it’s a huge bump in power to achieve, but to me it’s the only upgrade worth making.
I feel pretty confident that I can continue to putter around at 1080p60 basically until the ps5 comes out on my 970... having a 1x and pspro helps, when I want that 4K fix.
Also, I’m just annoyed at Nvidia pricing the last two gens. They always seem to increase the bae price of everything by like 10%. I always felt that the 1070 was about $50 too expensive, and it looks like the 2070 is going to followin it’s footsteps and be $80 too expensive (and maybe with some nice tariffs too).
I wish PC games used interpolated resolution more, the difference between 1440p interpolated to 4k and 4k is minimal at best and would take care most of the issue where you need ridiculous amounts of power to reach basically the same IQ.
should i get a laptop with 1060 in it or just wait for one of these
need new laptop so this is important
What do you need it to do, realistically speaking? Also, when do you need to get it? The mobile versions of these cards probably won't come out until Nov/Dec.
should i get a laptop with 1060 in it or just wait for one of these
need new laptop so this is important
What do you need it to do, realistically speaking? Also, when do you need to get it? The mobile versions of these cards probably won't come out until Nov/Dec.
Animate and be able to handle high res art. Games are a bonus but work is the primary focus.
Tbh the current laptops could do just that but I’m not sure how much of a jump the new cards will be in comparison.
Thinking of getting laptop next month to do art for school admissions.
People care about amd?
Battlefield V and Tomb Raider will make use of ray tracing and other RTX features.
2070 = $599
2080 = $799
2080 Ti = $1199
They updated the prices
2070 = 499 (3 x faster than the Titan X)
2080 = 699
2080 Ti = 999
sept 20th
what's with the batshit insane prices
ya they're more powerful but they also keep getting more expensive
why aren't more ppl noticing it
it's not just the bitcoin bullshit
they keep beefing it up, adding to the cost
it used to $200, $300, $400-$500
for 6 7 8 series
now it's gotten double that
end of moore's law is upon us brehs
what's with the batshit insane pricesI'm looking at Euro prices now. My GXT980 Ti which I'm still rocking cost ~750 when I bought it.
ya they're more powerful but they also keep getting more expensive
why aren't more ppl noticing it
it's not just the bitcoin bullshit
they keep beefing it up, adding to the cost
it used to $200, $300, $400-$500
for 6 7 8 series
now it's gotten double that
end of moore's law is upon us brehs
Is 4K the limit? Or are some people going to convince themselves they need 8K or some shit.
They highlighted a 8k port.Is 4K the limit? Or are some people going to convince themselves they need 8K or some shit.
Of course not, I mean there is already 5k monitors out there. But I think at 4k, the focus will be on getting some 4k 144hz monitors down cheap first. At least that is my hope.
They highlighted a 8k port.Is 4K the limit? Or are some people going to convince themselves they need 8K or some shit.
Of course not, I mean there is already 5k monitors out there. But I think at 4k, the focus will be on getting some 4k 144hz monitors down cheap first. At least that is my hope.
I wasn't convinced of 4k until I got my OLED 4K HDR equipped TV. And just wow.
Not sure what sort of difference 8k will make but it'll probably take about 5 years before that 'really' takes off.
After all adaptation of 4k has been rather slow and there's not that much 4k content either.
Gaming is a different beast though but outside of insane PC gaming setups I don't see it gain any traction anytime soon.
what's with the batshit insane prices
ya they're more powerful but they also keep getting more expensive
why aren't more ppl noticing it
it's not just the bitcoin bullshit
they keep beefing it up, adding to the cost
it used to $200, $300, $400-$500
for 6 7 8 series
now it's gotten double that
end of moore's law is upon us brehs
Also Nvidia dropped some not so subtle hints that this is the sort of thing that will power the next generation of consoles.
There couldn't have been many people asking them how to turn that Quadro demo into technology viable for console.
Microsoft has already adopted this in DirectX so it's just a question of time when the (Direct)Xbox is equipped with a chip like this.
The RTX on/off demonstration also reminded me of the Xbox One X Enhanced features. This is perfect for the multi-generation console market.
But still, it’s tough not to be a little concerned when the ultra-expensive, ultra-enthusiast RTX 2080 Ti isn’t able to hit 60fps at 1080p in Shadow of the Tomb Raider. We weren’t able to see what settings the game was running at as the options screens were cut down in the build we were capturing, but GeForce Experience was capturing at the game resolution and the RTX footage we have is 1080p.
the ultra-expensive, ultra-enthusiast RTX 2080 Ti isn’t able to hit 60fps at 1080p in Shadow of the Tomb Raider.
what's with the batshit insane prices
ya they're more powerful but they also keep getting more expensive
why aren't more ppl noticing it
it's not just the bitcoin bullshit
they keep beefing it up, adding to the cost
it used to $200, $300, $400-$500
for 6 7 8 series
now it's gotten double that
end of moore's law is upon us brehs
im yet to encounter anything that makes me want to upgrade frm an R9 280x running on a 1080p screen :lolRIP my 280X :'(
If those numbers hold in benchmarks these might be pretty much worth it, though I still am pretty unenthusiastic enough about the pricing to just continue waiting.
At $350 I’d probably cop a 2070, but at $500 probably not.
If those numbers hold in benchmarks these might be pretty much worth it, though I still am pretty unenthusiastic enough about the pricing to just continue waiting.
At $350 I’d probably cop a 2070, but at $500 probably not.
We're probably not even likely to see $500 2070s until well into next year considering the pricing of the 2080 and 2080 ti models so far, combined with the fact that the 2070 doesn't even have a release date yet (supposedly late October tho)
I'm skeptical of those numbers- "selected titles" and no 3rd party tests yet demands it. It all depends on the Turing architecture and if the witchcraft simultaneous processing is software or driver based. If it's driver based, great! It will affect everything. If it's software based... well, they did say "selected titles" so yeah... Although maybe it is driver based since the DLSS is only highlighted on certain titles in that chart to get those up to "2x faster" so at this point who fucking knows.
Nvidia has been squirrelly with this shit so far and until Gamer's Nexus boringly tests the new cards on about 500 current games I'm gonna stay skeptical.
so i should go with this laptop or just wait?
https://www.amazon.com/Dell-Laptop-Intel-Graphics-Memory/dp/B0764HW117/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1535040568&sr=8-7&keywords=geforce+1060+laptop
not sure about the i5. Too weak? shouldn't I go for an i7?
Should I just build a computer? Would it be cheaper? If so, how can I get started?
So I figure when it comes to things like video editing and animation CPU > GPU, right?
MS and Sony were pretty smart to release those mid gen upgrades. A couple of years ago you could spend $800 on a computer and get something that just blows away a base PS4 or Xbox One in a very obvious way and get every game at 1080p60 with better settings. It’s not entirely clear that is the case anymore, because they do a pretty good job with HDR and higher resolutions too (albeit not at 4K).
ugg how am I suppose to fit 4 of those into me?
Sager looks pretty awesome. I think I'm in love with this one:
https://www.amazon.com/NP8955-Gaming-Display-i7-8750H-Windows/dp/B07CYHQYM7?th=1
I wish I had your paycheck Tasty :-/
I’d like that but can’t afford it.
Sager looks pretty awesome. I think I'm in love with this one:
https://www.amazon.com/NP8955-Gaming-Display-i7-8750H-Windows/dp/B07CYHQYM7?th=1
I (and other people, MAF and I think bork) can vouch for their quality. You might be able to get what you want cheaper by going direct through their site, not sure.
https://www.sagernotebook.com/home.php
tbh tho if you're serious about bang for your buck (and are primarily going to be using it as an editing station) there really is no reason not to build a desktop instead. You'll save hundreds of dollars and will be able to use larger (multiple) screens more easily. Yes you won't be able to spend hours editing your video projects in a fucking coffee shop but no one likes that person, and you'll be more productive doing it from home on a cheaper machine on larger screens. Bonus: get to work in your underwear or naked.
That's not bad if you're going to use it primarily to edit. The GPU isn't the best for gaming, tho.
Credit card got charged this afternoon for my 2080. Hoping no delays for shipping :doge
Credit card got charged this afternoon for my 2080. Hoping no delays for shipping :doge
Did you get a founder's edition or an AIB card?
So right now, the 1080 series is a better value for the games currently out.
DLSS may make a significant difference but that will take some time before it's implemented and like-for-like antialiasing performance benchmarks come out. It still remains to be seen how much of a performance hit ray tracing is but since it makes shadows darker, it probably won't appear in a competitive multiplayer game for several years.
I still can't understand why you have to pay 70% more than a 2 year old card to get 25% better performance. I get that 2080s have a lot more workstation capability than 1080s but why are gamers rushing to buy this?
if you look st steam surveys, it’s a really small proportion they buy the 1080tis or even 1080s.
Usually it’s the 200-$250 GPUs that are highest on the charts.
if you look st steam surveys, it’s a really small proportion they buy the 1080tis or even 1080s.
Usually it’s the 200-$250 GPUs that are highest on the charts.
Yeah it's mostly 1060s and RX 400 and 500 series cards, which tbh if all you wanna do is game in 1080p are perfectly fine.
Playing Witcher 3 at 4K 60FPS max details minus hairworks :lawdspoiler (click to show/hide)Could have probably gotten the same results from a 1080ti for a couple hundred less :doge[close]