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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti (11GB GeForce 452.06)

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 (8GB GeForce 457.09) NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 (10GB GeForce 456.16) NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 (10GB GeForce 456.38) This seems like enough preamble, and there are many test results to pore over, so let’s get started with a quick look at our test setup, and then get into the results: A Look At Test Methodology Interestingly, Microsoft recently leaked that AMD’s next-gen Radeons will also include AV1 decode acceleration, so it’s good that it looks to become a standard offering soon.

That will benefit streaming websites (eg: Twitch) that take advantage of the codec. There’s no real downside to that outside of the fact that this launch doesn’t bring anything new for encoders, but, it has added decode support for 8- and 10-bit AV1.

3070TI 4K PERFORMANCE SERIES

One thing we don’t think we’ve mentioned since the launch of NVIDIA’s Ampere is that the series uses the same NVENC chip as the previous-generation Turing cards. GTX 1080 Ti = Pascal GTX/RTX 2000 = Turing RTX 3000 = Ampere It will be interesting to see how that once-$699 card will compare to this two generation newer $499 option in our test results.ġ GDDR6X 2 GDDR6 3 GDDR5X 4 GDDR5 5 HBM2 Here’s a quick overview of NVIDIA’s current-gen line-up, with 1080 Ti added in for good measure. Even if AMD were to catch up to NVIDIA’s last-gen, Ampere makes another big leap in performance itself, as we will see in our RTX game testing, and saw last week in our rendering testing.

To NVIDIA’s advantage, its ray tracing performance is widely expected to be better than AMD’s, although we’re not going to know for sure until we have cards in-hand and can dig in ourselves. While it may be easy to sum-up NVIDIA’s RTX 3070 today, the picture could be changed up after AMD’s launch drops, especially if the numbers we’re being flaunted hold up. On the topic of AMD, the Radeon overlord announced last week that its new Radeon RX 6000 series is coming soon, and to our delight, we’re being promised really competitive performance.