NVIDIA Might Cancel GeForce RTX 3080 20GB and RTX 3070 16GB
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Dragam1337
I reckon the real reason is that they will be doing the 3070s and 3080s on TSMC 7nm next year.
mentor07825
This launch can be redubbed as Ampwhere because I have no idea where these cards can be found.
beedoo
Don't think I've ever felt the 'vibe' from such a poor launch like this before.
I mean, I've bought a lot of different high-end video cards over the years and read a lot of internet articles, but you can really feel the weight of it this time...
moo100times
I wonder if this simply is down to the 8nm node process.
I can only assume 1 of 2 things - either that the professional industry is taking every available ampere gpu (though these are supposedly available to purchasers from mid-Dec?), or that the node process is continuing to generate poor yields
Undying
This means super cards are far away and they have to fight 16gb amd cards with their 10 and 8gb non excisting cards, not good.
Dragam1337
Caesar
Yeah....thinking the same.
Revamping might be a good idea....
But by that time AMD 6000 Series will be the new STAR*
kapu
Soo much for waiting for 20gb model , hahahaha . Can't stop laughing at folks that wanted to wait for 20gb model , nice slap in the face from nvidia ๐
Kaarme
mentor07825
barbacot
k3vst3r
Jen probably seen Big Navi numbers an decided not go ahead with more vram, cause can't increase clocks due to limitations of 8nm Samsung process. Launching new cards with more vram after Big Navi which are slower hurts NV PR, they rather cancel now than admit defeat.
Kaarme
Jagman
Dragam1337
entr0cks
Think they haven't been a thing anyway, possibly just placeholder names for manufacturers.
They have Quadro and 3090 for people who actually need VRAM.
barbacot
https://i.imgur.com/FtXmprv.jpg
Camaxide
Could easily just be a miner ๐
Dragam1337
Silva
Saddens me to still read bad product releases from multi million dollar companies in 2020, they should have learned how to do a proper product release by now...