• nukleabombOPB
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    1 year ago

    For reference:

    Card name GPU Code name CUDA Cores L2 Cache (MB)
    4090 AD102-300 16384 72
    4080 Super AD103-400 10240 ??
    4080 AD103-300 9728 64
    4070Ti Super AD102-175/AD103-275 8448 48
    4070Ti AD104-400 7680 48
    4070 Super AD103-175/AD103-350 7168 48
    4070 AD104-250 5888 36
    • SkillYourselfB
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      1 year ago

      When you put it on a table like this, 4080 Super -> 4070 Super range is getting too crowded for a 3K CUDA core spread.

      If Nvidia follows their 20-series strategy, 4080 and 4070Ti gets replaced by their Super refresh at same MSRP while the 4070S takes the slot between 4070TiS and 4070.

      • imaginary_num6erB
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        1 year ago

        Why don’t they just replace the 4080 and 4070Ti with higher Super prices? The performance is going up so they can claim higher pricing

  • Framed-PhotoB
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    1 year ago

    Man like, I’m just so put off of the whole GPU market and high end PC gaming in general lately. I’ve been wanting to upgrade my 5700XT for ages and there’s nothing worth while to me.

    I have zero confidence that Nvidia is going to make these cards a “good” value. They’ll probably slot them between the current stuff just perfectly enough to where neither comes out as better for the money and you still hardly get any price/performance gains.